Yearly Archives: 2021

internet
In this day and age, more children are learning to use a cellphone before they become potty-trained. Similarly, a tablet has replaced their favorite toy. They now have access to the internet. As adults, we understand the dangers that are present on the web, but these young children do not […]

Monitoring Your Child’s Internet Usage

 in Health / life / Medicare / Uncategorized  tagged cyberbullying / inappropriate content / internet / internet safety / keeping your child safe on the internet / kids / malware / parental controls / phishing by
Snoring may be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea.
Many people experience obstructive sleep apnea and the condition may lead to a variety of health complications down the line. Medicare Part B insurance may be able to help you cover the costs of CPAP therapy. Finding and staying consistent with your CPAP therapy can reduce your health risks and […]

Medicare Coverage for Sleep Apnea

 in Health / Medicare  tagged CPAP coverage / CPAP therapy / Medicare coverage for CPAP / Medicare for sleep apnea / obstructive sleep apnea / sleep apnea by
The everlasting battle of cardio vs. weightlifting rages on, as each compete for the title of best exercise regimen. Realistically, however, no one can expect to see killer results without incorporating aspects of both into a workout routine.
The everlasting battle of cardio vs. weightlifting rages on, as each compete for the title of best exercise regimen. Realistically, however, no one can expect to see killer results without incorporating aspects of both into a workout routine. Although cardio and weightlifting each provide some helpful benefits on their own, […]

Cardio vs. Weightlifting: Which reigns supreme?

 in Health  tagged benefits of cardio / benefits of weightlifting / best workout regimen / should I do weightlifting or do cardio / weightlifting or cardio which is better by
Ear health and hearing loss have massive impacts on overall quality of life. Photo by Jessica Flavia on Unsplash.
To Hear and Be Heard… Ahhh, youth.  Everything seems easier to the rosy-cheeked, limber-limbed, and unjaded.  The senses are sharp and clear.  The body feels and functions.  And if you’re fortunate enough to have access to the right care and resources, you can work to extend the senses of childhood […]

The ESSENTIAL Health Tip That You Haven’t Heard Before

 in Health  tagged decibel limit / dosimeter / ear health / hearing loss / NIOSH / noise dosimeter / OSHA by
Tobacco Program Starting the journey to stop smoking can be completely overwhelming, especially without help. You may find help that is covered by your Medicare Part B insurance plan. Medicare offers a Tobacco Counseling Program that may help you stay on track and quit smoking for good. The Numbers Each […]

Quit Smoking with Help from Medicare

 in Health / life / Medicare  tagged help to quit smoking / Medicare Tobacco Counseling / quit smoking / stop smoking / Tobacco Counseling Program by
COBRA
The Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act (COBRA) allows employees to remain under their employer-sponsored health plan in the event that they leave the job or have reduced hours that do not let them qualify for the coverage. Employers with more than 50 full-time employees are required to offer health insurance and […]

COBRA Explained

 in Health / life / Medicare  tagged COBRA / Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act / group health insurance / health insurance / how to qualify for COBRA / what is COBRA by