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A woman sits in a field holding flowers. — Typically, Medicare beneficiaries with Original Medicare Part A and Part B pay out-of-pocket costs that Original Medicare does not cover. The payments apply to copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Privately owned companies offer Medicare supplemental insurance to fill the gaps Medicare does not cover. For this reason, the federal government and […]

What Is Medicare Supplemental Insurance?

February 19, 2024 in Medicare tagged medicare / Medicare Supplement / Medigap by Joey Hinojosa

As you get older, there are a lot of big decisions that you need to make. One of these is choosing the right Medicare plan. Choosing the wrong plan can have many adverse effects on the type of coverage you receive, your finances, and the primary care physicians you like […]

Choosing a Medicare Plan? Ask These Questions

February 12, 2024 in Medicare tagged joining Medicare / medicare / questions about Medicare by Kayla Gonzalez

Grief, a profound and deeply personal experience, often presents unique challenges for seniors. It’s a journey that can reshape the twilight years in unexpected ways. Acknowledging and accepting grief is essential, as it’s an integral part of life’s journey, particularly in later years. Recognizing the Stages of Grief The first […]

Grief and Growth in Senior Years

February 5, 2024 in Medicare tagged emotional health / Life Transitions / Supportive Resources by Aris Mercedes

Woman in water, swimming — Are you having a hard time staying in shape due to joint pains? Do you feel like your body doesn’t have the same get-up-and-go as before? Well, you might be in luck! Did you know that swimming can alleviate your aches and pains? So before you give up all hope […]

Joint Pains? Give Swimming A Try.

January 29, 2024 in Medicare tagged aerobic exercise / family / medicare by Vohny Figueroa

A man enjoys walking with his pet dog. — When you think of exercise, you might visualize a person doing a strenuous workout at the gym, lifting free weights, or building your core muscles. I regularly enjoy these forms of exercise, and each is a beneficial way to obtain physical fitness. Yet, if you find the gym is overcrowded […]

Walking Your Way to Health

January 22, 2024 in Medicare tagged exercise / health / walking by Joey Hinojosa

As you enter the exciting phase of retirement, putting your health first becomes paramount to a fulfilling lifestyle. While retirement has become equivalent to lazing around, welcoming certain habits can significantly enhance your overall well-being and longevity. If you’re getting ready to hang up your hat on employment, continue reading […]

Tips for Thriving in Retirement

January 15, 2024 in Medicare tagged golden years / healthy habits / Retirement by Kayla Gonzalez

Senior community centers are more than just meeting spaces; they are vibrant hubs with activity, learning, and support. When people increase in age, these centers become crucial for maintaining an active, fulfilling lifestyle. They offer a plethora of resources for tailored well-being and the unique needs and interests of seniors. […]

Senior Community Centers: The Heart of Senior Engagement and Empowerment

January 8, 2024 in Medicare tagged Community Engagement / Health and Wellnes / Senior by Aris Mercedes

A Piggy Bank Filled With Retirement Money — So, you’ve retired! Congratulations! You did it! But what now? We’ve been working our whole lives to enjoy the fruits of our labor. But what do we do now? You would be correct in saying that it’s time to kick back, relax, and just live life. When we retire, we […]

How To Manage Your Retirement Savings

December 25, 2023 in Medicare tagged 401(k) / money / Retirement / Savings / Social Security by Vohny Figueroa

Two grandparents sit on a couch with their granddaughter at Christmas. — The 25th of December, Christmas day, is fast approaching. Do you have children and grandchildren coming over to your house? Are friends stopping by for a visit? How will you host and entertain these visitors? Cook Delicious Food If folks come to your house for the Christmas holiday, they probably […]

Hosting Christmas

December 11, 2023 in Medicare tagged Being grateful at Christmas / Christmas at grandparents house / cook delicious food at Christmas / How do I host Christmas? / Sing Carols at Christmas by Joey Hinojosa

Boxes ready for a move to downsizing — Downsizing to a smaller living space is not just a physical transition; it’s a transformative journey toward a simpler and more intentional way of life. This process, particularly relevant for seniors or those seeking to declutter their lives, offers a path to both personal and spatial freedom. Planning Your Downsizing […]

Downsizing: Making the Transition to Smaller Living Spaces

December 4, 2023 in Medicare tagged downsizing / financial savings / How can I downsize? / senior living / What are the benefits of downsizing? by Aris Mercedes