Jamie Burton’s Column: The ACA’s Role in Managing Health Care Costs Before Medicare

Jamie Burton's Column: The ACA's Role in Managing Health Care Costs Before Medicare

Access to affordable health care has long been a concern for individuals in the United States, particularly before reaching Medicare eligibility age. The Affordable Care Act, signed into law in 2010, brought significant changes to the health care landscape, providing critical solutions to those who were not yet eligible for Medicare. In this column, we …

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Savvy Senior: Navigating Through Deceptive Medicare Advantage Ads

Savvy Senior: Navigating Through Deceptive Medicare Advantage Ads

Jim Miller Special correspondent QQUESTION : I am currently enrolled in Original Medicare, but am considering switching to a Medicare Advantage plan during the open enrollment period. Many Medicare Advantage ads I’ve seen offer many additional benefits beyond what traditional Medicare offers and no monthly premiums. What are your thoughts? ANSWER: Be wary of Medicare …

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DYSON COLUMN: Are we all working just for health insurance?

DYSON COLUMN: Are we all working just for health insurance?

During a recent discussion with my family doctor about health insurance, one of us lamented the lack of decent coverage and it wasn’t what one would expect. OK, I started it. My primary care provider, who is wonderfully thorough, asked me if there had been any changes in my family medical history over the past …

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The Sweaty Workout Scientifically Proven to Help Fight Depression

The Sweaty Workout Scientifically Proven to Help Fight Depression

Regular exercise, in any form, is as good for our minds as it is for our bodies. It is proven to produce happy hormones, like dopamine and serotonin, and help prevent disease. But could it also be a way to overcome or at least alleviate more serious mental health problems, like depression? Potentially, yes. A …

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Lack of autonomy is one of the main reasons clinicians leave the field – MedCity News

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Patient safety and lack of autonomy are two of the main reasons so many clinicians leave the medical field, according to a new study. report published by EY. Amid the crisis of clinical burnout, healthcare workers have spoken frankly about their moral injury, which refers to the feeling of knowing that they are unable to …

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How to Fight Seasonal Affective Disorder This Winter

How to Fight Seasonal Affective Disorder This Winter

Less sun, colder days, longer nights and less time spent outdoors can all impact your mental well-being, experts say. During these final months of the year, and especially as we move into fall and begin to think about winter, many Americans may experience a change in mood, which is common. Health experts have revealed why …

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Mike Jacobson: Exploring Healthcare Cost Reduction

Mike Jacobson: Exploring Healthcare Cost Reduction

Last week, I made you aware of the issues facing the property and casualty insurance industry and the real impact those issues are having on the voters of the 42nd District. This also includes the many insurance agents who work every day to help their clients stay insured and at the best possible rates. This …

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