Hospital Observation Status: What You Need to Know
Think you’ve been admitted to the hospital? Not so fast. Observation status could mean big differences in billing, coverage, and your next steps.
I Can Do It Myself, Thank You Very Much!
ADLs and IADLs are the building blocks of independence. Here’s what they mean, why they matter, and how to adapt smart when daily life changes.
Not All Medical Tests Are Necessary – Here's How to Tell
Not all medical tests are necessary. Here’s how to know which ones add value—and which might just add costs.
Planning Surgery Around the Holidays? Here’s What You Need to Know
Thinking about surgery over the holidays? Here’s what your doctor won’t tell you—and how to protect your recovery.
Misdiagnosis Happens. Here’s How You Stay in Control
1 in 20 diagnoses is incorrect. Here’s how to protect yourself and make confident healthcare decisions.
ER, Urgent Care, or Telehealth? Make the Right Call When It Counts
Not sure whether to head to the ER, urgent care, or just hop on a telehealth visit? When every minute feels critical, making the right call matters. This quick guide breaks down your options—so you can act fast, stay in control, and get the care you need without second-guessing.
The Pre-Surgery Step That Could Save Your Life
Surgery stresses your heart—whether you're having a joint replaced or a hernia fixed. Learn why cardiac clearance is essential and how to prep with confidence.
Tiny Ticks, Big Trouble
Ticks carry more than annoyance—they carry disease. Learn how to protect your family, remove ticks safely, and recognize early warning signs of Lyme.
Flu in the Summer? What You Need to Know About Influenza B
Yes, you can get the flu in summer. Learn how to spot symptoms, protect your family, and plan ahead with new options like the FluMist nasal vaccine.
Herbal Supplements and Liver Damage: What You Need to Know
Herbal supplements might seem harmless, but some are silently harming your liver. Learn which ones to watch and how to stay safe.
Fireworks, Community, and Care: A Fourth of July Tribute
Dr. T shares nostalgic July 4th memories, a reminder of what community means, and simple safety tips to help you celebrate safely and joyfully.
Fur Real—Pets Keep Us Young!
Pets do more than keep us company—they boost health, lift spirits, and add structure. Discover why animals are powerful allies in aging well.
I still see my 35 year old self!
Aging is natural—but not passive. Learn what changes to expect after 60 and how to adapt confidently with expert support.
Hot Flash? Or Just Me?!😩
Menopause isn’t a dirty word—it’s a whole life stage. Learn how to care for your body, mind, and spirit in this powerful chapter of life.
Graduation is more than a diploma 📜
Graduating high school? Don’t skip the legal and healthcare documents that protect your child—and give you peace of mind when they turn 18.
Discharge could be more costly than in-patient💵
Medication mix-ups after discharge are common—and dangerous. Learn how to ask for a pharmacist-led medication reconciliation to reduce your risk, avoid readmission, and support a safer recovery.
The Unsung Doctor of Surgery
There’s more to successful surgery than what happens in the OR. Discover the critical role of anesthesiologists—the specialists who keep you safe, stable, and pain-free before, during, and after surgery.
Ok Ok, Don't have a Stroke! LITERALLY 😟
Someone has a stroke every 40 seconds. Learn how to recognize the signs FAST, understand key differences in men and women, and reduce your risk with prevention tips this Stroke Awareness Month.
Break a Leg! Wait?What! 😬
Osteoporosis affects 1 in 2 women and 1 in 4 men over 50. Learn the risks, get prevention tips like exercise and nutrition, and find out why a DEXA scan could be a game changer for your future health.
Walking, talking bundles of STRESS!
April isn’t just about spring flowers—it’s Stress Awareness Month. Our youth are under pressure from school, life changes, and growing up. Here’s how you can help reduce their stress—one kind gesture at a time.