By Eva Mor, PhD Mr. B. was an elderly gentleman who called our agency asking us to help him out five hours a day, seven days a week – just with house chores, shopping, food preparation, and escorting him to doctor visits. He was independently handling his relationship with doctors, as well as his medication...
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by Elena DiRosa Last week, I asked my grandmother why she wasn’t eating her pasta. “Oh, you know my stomach, the acid just gets to me. I can’t eat anything anymore. ” This sparked a long conversation about her health problems, and how she manages them. With over 9 medical conditions and twelve medications,...
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Be Careful When Picking the Best Medicare RX Plan If you have done any shopping for a Mediare Part D (RX) plan, you may have already realized that it is not that simple. Some plans may look attractive, at first glance, because they have very low monthly premiums. But restrictions on covered drugs may...
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MEDICATION: Your Life Depends On It In More Ways Than One Eva Mor PhD, Author of “Making the Golden Years Golden” Over the last few years, my mother’s best friend has shown signs of dementia, first mild forgetfulness and then some increasingly worrisome signs of “something gone wrong.” She did not have close family...
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Can You Afford Prescriptios and Other Health Care? We have published some articles on health insurance, and even ranted a bit about health reform in the US. I do not care what your political outlook is right now, but you have to know that the US health system has some big problems that affect...
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Lower Cholesterol With Diets and Supplemets Let me start off by writing that I AM NOT A DOCTOR. I don’t play one on TV either. Please work with your doctor and follow his or her advice first. I am probably just restating some things that your own progressive doctors has already told you. If...
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