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A senior man and woman sit on the same side of a table in a European restaurant, perusing a multi-page menu. Understanding triggers and avoiding them is an important tip for traveling with autoimmune conditions.

Traveling with Autoimmune Conditions: Tips and Considerations

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Autoimmune conditions cause your immune system to fight the healthy cells within your body, which weakens your body’s ability to function. There are over 100 autoimmune conditions — including rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, celiac, and others — and 34% of the population is affected by more than one.  Traveling with autoimmune…

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Accessible Adventures: Travel Tips for Seniors with Limited Mobility

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Travel doesn’t have to stop because your mobility or ability is limited. In fact, staying active and exploring new places can help you feel more engaged, boost your mood, and even improve your health. Limited mobility presents challenges, but a little planning can open up a world of possibilities. Today,…

A senior man and woman sitting in chairs holding hands in the hospital, the woman has a canula in her nose, receiving outpatient treatment. When comparing Medicare Supplement Plan G vs. Plan N, the plans cover gaps in coverage for inpatient and outpatient treatment.

Medicare Supplement Plan G vs. Plan N: Which is Best for Me?

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Original Medicare provides coverage for a range of healthcare services to adults who are over 65 or meet other eligibility criteria like End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). Still, it doesn’t cover everything, so beneficiaries who need additional coverage turn to Medicare Supplement insurance — also known as Medigap — for extra…

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Medicare Changes in 2026 and Beyond: What We Know So Far

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As we approach the annual enrollment period starting in October, you may be wondering about Medicare changes coming in 2026 and beyond. While there are many unknowns, we do know some changes through the Final Rule and some insurance market changes. In this article, we’ll review changes in the administration…

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Most Accessible National Parks to Visit This Summer

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In 2024, a record 331.8 million people visited national parks in the United States. National parks offer a range of experiences for visitors — from museum exhibits and self-guided tours to scenic views and homesteading.  Parks can be difficult for people with disabilities or mobility issues to navigate. However, in…

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Practical Tips for Aging In Place With Comfort And Confidence

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Most of us want to stay in our homes as we grow older. It’s where our memories live, where we feel comfortable, and where we can maintain our independence. But aging in place takes thoughtful planning and practical modifications. Your home — the one that served you perfectly for years…

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Final Expense Insurance: How to Assess and Choose Your Policy

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You can’t plan for the unexpected, but you can prepare for it. As you start getting your affairs in order — planning retirement, budgeting life on a fixed income, evaluating insurance policies — it’s smart to consider final expense insurance to help take care of end-of-life costs.  Funerals can cost…

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Medigap Birthday Rule in these 10 States: What It Is and How to Use It

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For those with Medigap (Medicare Supplement) plans, you may be wondering what your options are for switching carriers or coverage over time as your healthcare needs change. Unlike Part D and Medicare Advantage that have an Annual Enrollment Period (Oct. 15-Dec. 7), Medigap beneficiaries can make changes to their plans…

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Your Plan for Preparing the Garden for Spring

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Birds zip between tree branches, morning frost melts into muddy footprints, and the air carries that distinct sweet scent of thawing soil. Spring signals it’s time to prepare your garden. But starting a spring garden comes with questions: When should you clean up winter debris? What does your soil need?…

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How to Plan a Successful Multi-Generational Trip

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Family vacations are a great way to connect. Multi-generational vacations offer families the chance to spend quality time together while having new experiences, with many people calling them the ultimate way to make memories with extended family.  Multi-generational travel — including grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren — has been growing…

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