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Prevention

It's never too late to take steps to support your health and well-being. Prevention is key to staying well, including developing a relationship with your physician for trusted advice, and education on how to avoid ongoing conditions or accidents.
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Your Guide to Eating Heart-Healthy on a Budget

May 19, 2025
Following a heart-healthy diet means eating a variety of nutritious whole foods. But it doesn’t have to be expensive. Learn how you can eat right and save.

Hidden Home Hazards: Older Adults More Likely to Die from Falls and Fires

May 13, 2025

Can You Get Shingles If You’ve Already Had It?

May 03, 2025

How Long Does the Shingles Vaccine Last?

May 02, 2025

Medicare Preventive Services: What Are They And Who Qualifies?

May 01, 2025
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Is Shingles Contagious? What Older Adults Need to Know

May 01, 2025
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Stay Falls and Injury Free

Falls Free CheckUp

Did you know you have the power to lower your risk of falling? Take our 2-minute Falls Free CheckUp to see what causes falls and how to prevent them.

Check Your Risk Today

What Is Shingles? And How Long Can It Last?

Apr 30, 2025
What is shingles? What are the symptoms for shingles? Can shingles return? Learn all about this painful condition and what to do if you get it.

Shingles vs. Monkeypox: What’s the Difference?

Apr 29, 2025

Does Medicare Cover the Shingles Vaccine?

Apr 28, 2025

Medicare and COVID-19 Tests: A Guide for Older Adults

Apr 09, 2025

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