Tuesday, October 23, 2012

ASCOG Aging Advocate October 23, 2012

Happy Tuesday everyone!

On this date in 1915 more than 25,000 women marched in New York City to advocate for their right to vote.

The drought continues in Oklahoma.  Some are reminded of the Dust Bowl.  In fact, this drought is at least as bad.  So, where's the dust?

In the wake of a Medicare settlement, many with chronic conditions and disabilities may find it easier to access certain services.  The AARP published a bulletin on health insurance options to consider even when you aren't old enough for Medicare.  For more information about Medicare, contact Heather Sladek at 1.800.658.1466.

Many more Americans are turning 55 compared to those turning 25.  What does this do to the job markets?

More and more child caregivers are turning out to be, well, children.  According to Carol Levine, these children have been ignored.

MRSA — methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, and other super bugs are proving hard to control.  According to this AARP bulletin, we can stop them.

Most Americans aged 55 and older are not ready to retire.  The last ten years before retirement may be the most important part of your savings plan.  Employers may not be adding as much to your 401k as they used to, but they are offering some free advice.

Americans are dancing their way to better health, both for their bodies and their minds.
 

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