The bill includes a version of the ‘public option’ preferred by moderates and raises Medicaid eligibility levels to 150 percent of the federal poverty level for all adults.
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AARP volunteers took to the streets to get the public the facts, distributing information debunking the most common health care reform myths.
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When one hears the ‘government wants to take over health care’, that is a false claim. The government is only seeking to offer Americans and Seniors a choice and bring in competition to offset the huge premiums and health care costs Americans face each day.
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A new test is now on the market to help avoid coronary heart disease from plaque, known as the PLAC® Test.
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Any time you take a new medicine, there is a possibility it will interact with other medicines you take.
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Everyday actions Seniors and Boomers can take to stay healthy with the H1N1 Swine Flu and any type of influenza.
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Boomers are now reaching for their bifocals because of the onset of an age-related eye condition called presbyopia, which everybody gets eventually but, according to Boomer Watch, most boomers (70%) don’t know anything about.
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28 percent of Americans have taken steps such as not filling prescriptions, skipping dosages and cutting pills in half without the approval of their doctor, and even sharing prescriptions with a friend.
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The American College of Cardiology study deepens the understanding of how anger and other types of mental stress can trigger potentially lethal ventricular arrhythmias.
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Bush’s Last-Minute Gift to Crappy Nursing Homes – By David Corn
The complete disregard by Republicans and George W Bush for America’s boomers, seniors and our elderly continues to be uncovered. David Corn reports on a change which will restrict about 16,000 nursing facilities in the United States. Americans should contact their state representatives to demand [...]
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Here at the begging of the 21st century, America’s Seniors and Boomers have resources to assist them with finding affordable health care and health insurance along with assistance in obtaining discount prescription drugs.
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Ira Rosofsky writes in the Seniors World Chronicle an informative article about America’s health care and some seniors seeking medical assistance have to be on welfare to receive it.
The United States has the best health care money can buy. But not everyone can afford to buy it. Annually we spend twice as much per capita [...]
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