Men’s Health Spotlight: How Medicare Can Help You Manage Gout

June is Men’s Health Month—and if you or a loved one has ever woken up with sudden, sharp pain in the big toe or another joint, gout could be the culprit.
It’s a common but painful form of arthritis that affects many older men, often disrupting daily life and comfort. The good news? Medicare provides valuable support for diagnosing, treating, and managing gout.

In this article, I’ll break down what causes gout, how to recognize it, and how Medicare can help you take control—so you can stay mobile, independent, and feeling your best.

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Adventure Awaits—But Is Medicare Coming With You?

Planning a trip abroad? Don’t get caught without the right coverage! Many seniors are surprised to learn that Medicare doesn’t typically cover international travel, which is why exploring travel insurance for seniors is a must. If you’re managing a pre-existing condition, understanding your Medicare travel coverage options can help you avoid unexpected costs and get peace of mind while overseas. In this blog, we cover what’s included, what’s not, and how to find the right travel insurance plan—especially if you’re on Medicare Advantage or have a Medigap policy. Whether you’re preparing for a European cruise or a tropical getaway, make sure you’re protected before you take off.

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National Nutrition Month: Essential Nutrition Tips for Healthy Aging & How Medicare Can Help

As we age, maintaining proper nutrition becomes essential to overall health. From boosting protein and fiber intake to staying hydrated, small dietary adjustments can make a big difference. In our latest blog, we share simple nutrition tips for older adults and highlight how Medicare benefits can support your nutrition needs. Learn how to make the most of your coverage to stay strong, healthy, and energized.

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Medicare & Glaucoma: What You Need to Know About Covered Screenings

While Medicare doesn’t cover routine eye exams, it does cover one glaucoma screening every 12 months for those at high risk. Glaucoma is a serious eye disease that often develops slowly and without noticeable symptoms. This makes early detection especially important, as it can help prevent significant and permanent vision loss. Utilize your Medicare Covered screenings to stay on top of your eye health!

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