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Thanking all the vets and their families

                          We’d like to take a moment to thank the veterans and their families for the sacrifices they’ve made by being the ones to willingly and bravely stand and fight for our freedom and for our honor.  Thank you.

CMS proposes new rules addressing observation status

 
Say you fall down at home and break some bones.  Don’t do it but just say that you do.  Naturally, you go to the hospital, right?  And after a four day stint at the hospital, because no one at home can care for you and your broken pelvis and broken elbow, you head off to the nursing home for a nearly three month stint to recover.  You’d think that Medicare would cover your little excursion but when you get home you find a bill for $19,000 from the nursing home.  This is a real life example that you can read about here.  What’s going on you might ask. 

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Caring for the caregiver

 
If you provide caregiving for a loved one, you probably have stress.  It’s nothing to be ashamed of so those of you thinking right now that it doesn’t stress you out to care for Mom or Grandpa or your spouse don’t need to get your backs up.  Ask any parent with a newborn kid.  Do they love the kid?  Absolutely.  Are they getting enough sleep?  Probably not. 

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New diabetic study may indicate slower cognitive decline is possible

 
Chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke, cancer and diabetes are among the most common and most costly health conditions and contribute to the inability to remain in the community either because of inappropriate housing or an increased need to access skilled nursing care.  Hospital and physician services are the largest components of health care costs with long term costs accounting for 12 percent of the total health care costs in 2008 according the U.S. Census Bureau.

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