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Watch: Why is mental and emotional health just as important as physical health? Find a location If you skip your annual blood pressure check, your doctor will notice. If you stop managing your cholesterol, there are consequences. But if you’re struggling with depression, anxiety, or the creeping loneliness of retirement, many patients quietly endure it,
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Why Medication Management Becomes Critical After 65
Watch: Why is medication management so important as we age? Find a location Nearly 40% of adults over 65 take five or more medications daily, and over 20% take ten or more. Managing that many drugs safely isn’t just about remembering to take them — it’s about making sure every one is still the right
Read MoreYour Medicare Annual Wellness Visit: What’s Included and Why You Need It
Watch: Annual Wellness Visit: What’s Included and Why You Need It Dr. Desai: What does the first visit to the doctor look like? Scott McLaurin: What does the first visit to the doctor look like? Find a location Your Medicare annual wellness visit is completely free. Not discounted. Not subject to a deductible. Free —
Read MoreWhat Cancer Taught Me: A National Cancer Survivors Day Reflection
By Tanya Sparkman Cancer Survivor, Advocate, and Corporate Leader When I was 37 years old, I heard the words every person hopes they will never hear: “Tanya, it’s cancer.” I was diagnosed with Stage III breast cancer. Soon after, I also learned that I carry the BRCA2 genetic mutation — a discovery that forever
Read MoreOriginal Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage: What Every Florida Patient Needs to Know
Watch: What’s the difference between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage? Find a location Choosing between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage is one of the most consequential healthcare decisions you’ll make at 65. Get it right, and you’ll have coverage that fits your life, your doctors, and your budget. Get it wrong, and you may
Read MoreWhat Health Changes Are Common After 65 — And How to Stay Ahead of Them
Watch: Common Health Changes After 65 Dr. Maduagwu: What health changes become more common after age 65? Scott McLaurin: What health changes become more common after age 65? Find a location Turning 65 isn’t a cliff. It’s a checkpoint — one where the rules of health maintenance genuinely change, and where the decisions you make
Read MoreWhat Is Value-Based Primary Care? A Guide for Seniors
As healthcare continues to evolve, many seniors are hearing a new term from doctors, insurers, and healthcare organizations: value-based primary care. While traditional healthcare often focuses on treating illness after it appears, value-based care focuses on keeping patients healthy, improving outcomes, and providing more coordinated care. For seniors in Central and South Florida, this approach
Read MoreWhat Is the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period (OEP), and How Does It Work?
The Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period (OEP) gives people who are already enrolled in a Medicare Advantage (MA) plan a limited opportunity to make a one-time change to their coverage. Understanding how OEP works can help you understand your coverage rules and timelines. Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period: Key Dates When: January 1 – March
Read MoreHealthcare Tips for Seniors in Florida for 2026: Supporting Healthy Aging All Year Long
As 2026 begins, seniors across Florida are focusing on ways to stay healthy, active, and independent. With year-round sunshine and active communities, Florida offers many opportunities for healthy living — especially when paired with strong primary care and preventive support. Here are practical healthcare tips to help Florida seniors prioritize their health in the year
Read MorePrimary Care Vs. Geriatrics Doctor: Why Specialty Is Important
Choosing the right type of doctor is essential to maintaining your overall health. This decision becomes even more important as you age, especially if you or a loved one are dealing with complex medical conditions. Two common options for older adults are primary care physicians and geriatrics doctors. While they may seem similar, their training
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