Most people get health insurance through work. Otherwise you can use government insurance "exchanges" or "marketplaces". Employers that provide insurance pay a portion of workers’ premiums. Plans in the marketplace usually cost more, but for those
Most of us handle the routine aspects of financial planning and the recurring payments of bills pretty well. What tends to get us in a tizzy is when we are confronted with unexpected – and
As part of a lifestyle and aging series, we’re working with renowned photographer Terry Lorant to showcase inspirational leaders in the industry. Each month, we’ll feature one or a few inspirational member(s) of the Amazing Care Network
A good friend I’ll call Anna, is one of an estimated five to seven million “distance caregivers,” meaning they live 100 miles or more away from the person for whom they are caring. For Anna,
JOIN US FOR A “LUNCH & LEARN” IN OAKLAND! enjoy a thought-provoking luncheon with a health and aging related discussion WHEN: Wednesday, November 14, 2018 from 12pm to 2pm WHERE: Sterling Administration (1000 Broadway #250, Oakland, CA
Quite by chance, I participated recently in a lively discussion about life after retirement, and more specifically, to working after retirement. It probably will not surprise you that baby boomers see working after retirement as
In the space of 5 days, we hosted two Amazing Care events, one in Oakland and one in San Diego. Here are some key highlights from both events: Kirsten Howe, an attorney specializing in estate planning,
As part of a lifestyle and aging series, we’re working with renowned photographer Terry Lorant to showcase inspirational leaders in the industry. Each month, we’ll feature one or a few inspirational member(s) of the Amazing Care Network
Hello Amazing Friends, I am reflecting on a lecture I heard while attending a conference on aging a few days ago. The talk on “Understanding Brain Health” was presented by Dr. Kamal Masaki, a professor
Here are some of the most impactful things (according to medical experts) that you can do right now to live longer and healthier: Exercise. Only 20 minutes a day improves muscle strength, boosts endurance and delivers oxygen
