HeyJaredJim Miller Savvy Senior
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 10
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- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Las Vegas Review-Journal
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Savvy Senior: How to know when home care isnât enough (opens the original)
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Dear Savvy Senior: My mother has several chronic health conditions and needs a home caregiver to help with daily activities. I know she wants to stay at home as long as possible, but how do I know when it’s time to consider an assisted living facility or nursing home? — Exhausted Daughter Dear Exhausted Daughter: Most older adults hope to remain in their own home as long as possible, and with the right support many can. But there might come a point when home care is no longer enough to meet a pe
Savvy Senior: Helping an aging parent manage their money (opens the original)
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Dear Savvy Senior: Since my dad passed away last year, my 82-year-old mother has struggled to keep up with her bills. She’s proud and insists on doing things herself, but I worry she’s falling behind. How can I help her manage her finances without upsetting her? — Concerned Daughter Dear Concerned Daughter: You’re not alone. Lots of adult children step in to help aging parents with their finances. Whether it’s paying bills, handling bank accounts, filing insurance claims or sorting through taxes
Which vaccines are recommended for seniors this fall? (opens the original)
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Dear Savvy Senior: I always get my annual flu shot, but I never know whether I’m getting the right one. Can you explain which flu vaccine is best for seniors this fall and whether there are any other recommended vaccines I should get? —Trying to Stay Healthy Dear Trying to Stay Healthy: If you’re 65 or older, getting your annual flu shot is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself during flu season. But with new vaccines and changing recommendations, many older adults aren
Medicare and moving: What you need to know (opens the original)
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Dear Savvy Senior: I’m planning to move this year to be closer to my youngest son and his family. I’ve lived in the same state for decades, so I’m a little nervous about how this might affect my Medicare coverage. Will I need to change plans or take any special steps to avoid gaps? — Relocating Rita Dear Relocating Rita: A move like this is exciting, but it’s smart to think ahead about how it could affect your coverage. Whether your Medicare is affected — and what you’ll need to do — depends on
Savvy Senior: A caregiverâs guide to Medicare (opens the original)
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Dear Savvy Senior: I’m taking care of my elderly father, who recently had a stroke, and have a lot of questions about how Medicare works and what it covers. (He’s enrolled in original Medicare.) — Caregiving Connie Dear Caregiving Connie: Taking care of a parent after a stroke is hard enough without also having to figure out Medicare. The good news is that understanding the program can make life a lot easier. Knowing what’s covered — and what isn’t — can help you plan ahead, avoid costly surpris
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