“Cancer is inconvenient,” a patient of mine recently remarked. I had never thought of it quite like that before, but you know what? She was right!
Whether it’s Thanksgiving, Christmas, a vacation or a wedding, many commitments justifiably raise the question of whether receiving medical treatment can be safely delayed. It’s one of the most common questions that I get asked. Read moreDoc, can treating this wait?
For most, being able to care for an aging loved one is a privilege. Knowing that you are giving back to someone who has given so much to you can be rewarding. However, if you have limited time and resources, it can also be overwhelming. Read moreHow to take care of yourself while caring for an aging loved one
When a child is growing up, it is parents who must care for them and ensure their well-being is protected. However, when parents become elderly, the relationship is reversed. Aging is inevitable and it is important to be prepared. Read moreFive signs your parents might need assisted living
The December 7th Medicare Annual Election Period deadline is quickly approaching. If you are currently enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan, your insurance company mailed you an Annual Notice of Change booklet for the upcoming year. Read moreMedicare Advantage Plan checklist
Village Park resident Jim Moye is an astounding business leader and philanthropist who used his resources to spread support, wisdom, and faith across the nation Read moreJim Moye – Monuments of faith
