A Fact That Hits Close To Home: Most Emergency Medical Transport Happens At Home
Late in 2020, Robert Gordon was considering the changes he would make to his insurance policies for the new year. Although he had always enjoyed good health and his latest physical came back with results that pleased his doctor, there was one benefit he was determined to add. “There were two things I always thought regarding emergency medical transport,” he says, “One was...Read More
A Revolution in Eyecare: Seeing the Future of Reversing Glaucoma
Last month, we shared an article about the dangers of glaucoma , a leading cause of blindness, and steps you can take to prevent or slow the condition. Now there is some exciting news on potentially reversing the condition. Scientists have successfully restored vision in mice by turning back the clock on aged eye cells in the retina to recapture youthful gene function. The scientists...Read More
The Benefits of Whole Life Insurance While You’re Still Living
Think the benefits of whole life insurance only kick in should something happen to you? Think again. There are many benefits to whole life insurance that can be enjoyed today, while you’re still here to enjoy them and extend far beyond the peace of mind your family will be protected in the long run. Whole life insurance builds cash (or accumulated) value, which makes it...Read More
Your Feet Are Killing You Because You’re Killing Your Feet
One of the best exercises is walking. It keeps muscles healthy and joints flexible, you can enjoy the outdoors, and, if you join a walking group, you can meet new friends with common interests. The average American walks between 3,000 to 4,000 steps a day, which is approximately 1.5 to 2 miles. To find out how many steps you currently walk, your smartphone probably has a...Read More