By Natalie Reidford Dr. Kelly Spore, DC, CFMP, aims to bring wellness to the community around her. After living out of state, she returned to Vincennes in January and opened her practice, HealHub, and it’s going very well. However, it wasn’t the primary reason she returned home. “I was here a lot in 2020 to help my parents learn how to stay healthy through COVID-19,” … [Read more...]
Boomer Health: How to take your diet on vacation
By Dr. Neil Sweigart Eating well when traveling or on vacation can be a challenge, but food and travel don’t have to add up to diet disasters. Many people use vacations as an excuse to live it up by eating rich foods they don’t normally eat or eating supersized restaurant portions all day long. Coming from a large family that loved to travel, I remember well eating at … [Read more...]
The Sonic Boomer: Still reaching for the stars
By Todd Lancaster Beam me up, Mr. Scott. Back in the mid-1970s, this phrase was seen on bumper stickers and tee-shirts, and it might be just as relevant today as it was 50 years ago. Baby Boomers who had grown up with Star Trek in the ‘60s retained this sentiment as an escapist mantra as they moved into the cold, cruel world of post-adolescence and the ever-encroaching … [Read more...]
Why closing the tech gap for older adults matters
Courtesy of StatePoint The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it a rapid acceleration of telehealth as people looked for ways to access care safely. While technology kept many in the United States connected to care and loved ones, many low-income older adults were left behind by the sudden need to understand and access technology and internet services. However, among those … [Read more...]
The (Tax) Proposal
By Roy Ice Politicians have been wooing reluctant audiences by crooning about how they will fix the tax system for as long as anyone can remember. Understandably, individuals have some reservations about the intentions of their political suitors when they are presented with a new tax proposal. If tax policy gets your heart aflutter, then the U.S. Department of the … [Read more...]