World Stroke Day: What Stroke Rehab Looks Like and How to Choose the Next Step
Stroke recovery often takes months. Learn how rehab works, where it happens, and what to ask before hospital discharge.
Day: October 25, 2026
“I Can’t Share That”: How Family Caregivers Can Get Permission to Talk With the Care Team
HIPAA often allows doctors to talk with family. Learn how a loved one can give permission, and how to set it up with Medicare.
Power Outage Plan for People Who Use Medical Devices or Refrigerated Medicine
Oxygen, CPAP, or insulin at home? A few calls and notes now can help you stay safer when the power goes out this winter.
National Diabetes Month: Your Yearly Checkup Plan for Eyes, Kidneys, Feet, and Smile
For National Diabetes Month, a simple yearly checklist for eye, kidney, foot, and dental checkups, plus Medicare-covered diabetes learning.
Inpatient or Observation? The Hospital Question That Can Change Your Medicare Costs
Staying overnight doesn’t always mean you’re admitted. Learn how observation status affects Medicare costs and rehab coverage.
Medicare Home Health Care: Who Qualifies and How to Get It Started
What Medicare home health covers, what “homebound” means, how to start care, choose an agency, and protect your rights when care ends.
National Family Caregivers Month: Caring for Your Own Health While You Care for Someone Else
Caregivers often put their own health last. Simple steps, scripts, and free programs to help you stay well while you care for someone you love.
Your Medication List: How to Make One, Keep It Current, and Use It at Every Visit
A current medication list is one of the simplest safety tools you can have. Here is what to include, where to keep it, and how to use it.
Running Low on Food? Where to Find Help Near You, Step by Step
From 211 and food pantries to SNAP, WIC and senior meals, here is where to start when money for food runs short, and what to say when you call.
Prior Authorization: How to Keep Your Care From Getting Stuck
What prior authorization is, how to spot it early, how long decisions can take, and what to do if your plan says no.