Does it seem to you that your doctor has less and less time to spend with you? We hear it over and over, from doctors and from their patients: because of changes in our health care system, doctors believe they have to see more and more patients in less and less time. This means, when…
DetailsFrom our earliest days most of us were taught to be generous, especially with those closest to us. But ironically, as we enter retirement and confront the need to be more cautious with our own money, our adult kids and grandkids are just coming into the phase of their lives when financial crises seem to…
DetailsHere at AgingOptions we typically find blog stories to share with you from various reliable online news sources – but this story is taken from a flyer that just landed in our mailbox. As part of their ongoing effort to protect seniors from unscrupulous thieves who are always trying to steal their identities and their…
DetailsIf you’re getting closer and closer to age 65 – or if you’re over 65 and about to leave your employer’s health care plan for the last time – then Medicare enrollment is about to become a reality for you. During a window of about 6 or 7 months, starting three months before your 65th…
DetailsWhen you look into your future, what do you think “retirement” will be like? As we’ve discovered in our interaction with thousands of retirees, the answers vary widely. But the reality can be filled with surprises, both happy ones and not so happy ones, which is why we decided to revisit a story we originally…
DetailsIf you’re like most people over 50, you’ve probably been thinking about retirement for years. When will I retire? Will I be able to afford it? How will I know when the time is right? And what will “retirement” look like and feel like? At AgingOptions, helping people answer questions like these – and, most…
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