Jagger EschIndustry Experts Explain What Medicare Actually Covers
Industry Experts Weigh in on Medical Services that Beneficiaries thought Medicare Paid for that Don’t New Medicare beneficiaries tend to assume they’re fully covered by Original Medicare benefits. Unaware of the gaps in coverage, they end up finding out the hard way when they receive a medical bill in the mail. Industry Experts Explain What Medicare Actually Covers Medicare Parts A & B only covers 80% of your medical costs. It has no out of pocket maximum and no prescription drug coverage. If you, or someone you know, only has Original Medicare, then this article pertains to you. Below, you’ll learn
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Jeff DaileyDealing with Hearing Loss
Age-Related Hearing Loss Dealing with Hearing Loss More than any other mark of aging, hearing loss requires that you maintain a sense of humor. A person with impaired hearing says an inappropriate remark in conversation because he or she misheard the discussion only to be the recipient of group laughter at his or her expense. We are embarrassed but try not to show it; maybe even laugh along at ourselves. What Did You Say? Dealing with Hearing Loss More often than not, hearing loss is a gradual deterioration so that the impaired person may be in denial. This creates a difficult situation
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Kimberly JohnsonSenior Simplicity Smart touch Hearing Aids
Simplicity...the name says it all. Simplicity...the name says it all. Start enjoying the pleasure of everyday sounds of life again quickly and easily! Imagine hearing and participating in conversation with confidence in restaurants, in meetings, or at shopping malls. Hear everyday sounds like the doorbell, birds in the yard, or a young child's voice once again. The Simplicity Smart Touch hearing aid increases high-frequency sounds which people typically lose first. Giving you what you need and not giving you low-frequencies that you probably don't need. Simplicity Hearing Aids, Smart touch, Hearing, Aids If you are new to hearing devices, our
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Staying socially active and engaged with friends and family is important as people age, and hearing well is crucial to making that happen. New research shows that hearing loss is associated not only with a range of physical problems, but also mental health problems such as social isolation and even dementia. Four Simple Tips to Better Hearing When a person cannot hear well, activities they used to enjoy - meals with friends, social events and worship services - become challenges. People can then become frustrated, skip social opportunities and potentially become socially isolated, which increases the risk of mental health issues.
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Don't Let your World Fall Silent Larry Crum didn't realize how bad his hearing really was until he was hunting one afternoon with some friends. He couldn't hear a wild boar grinding his teeth just a few yards away. As a 44-year-old husband, father and head pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene in Rochester, Mich., Crum's life was slowly falling silent. When he realized he couldn't fully participate in conversations with his family and congregation members, he began to wonder what else he could be missing. "More than 48 million Americans suffer from hearing loss, and many of
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