By George W. Chapman Hospitals Fail to Meet Expectations A report published by Kaufman, Hall and Associates revealed only 8 percent of 125 healthcare
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Making New Friends: It’s Never Too Late
By Gwenn Voelckers Question: I’ve been divorced for about a year now, and struggle with loneliness. I miss the friends we shared as a
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Some things are just better together: Batman and Robin, peanut butter and jelly, Simon and Garfunkel, wine and cheese. Another remarkable duo? Turnips and
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By Jim Miller Dear Savvy Senior, I think I’m paying too much for the medications I take. I have a Medicare Part D prescription
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By Deborah Banikowski More than 85 percent of American homes have some sort of computer. Millions of people rely on computers daily to access,
Healthcare in a Minute – September 2017
By George W. Chapman ACA Update It’s hard to report on the fate of this bill on a monthly basis because things are so
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By Eva Briggs Ticks in Central New York recently launched an all-out assault. While nursing a particularly nasty bite, I couldn’t help but muse
Living Alone Takes Courage
By Gwenn Voelckers I was inspired to write this column on courage after receiving the email below from a reader last month: Dear Gwenn,