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Take advantage of seven new discounts exclusively for SCAN members!

Take advantage of seven new discounts exclusively for SCAN members!
Every SCAN member is different—so are the ways they keep themselves healthy and happy. Here are how three SCAN members are staying healthy while living on their terms.
There’s more than one path to healthy aging. Learn how three SCAN seniors are staying healthy and independent their own way.
Show your heart love in February with these heart-healthy habits.
Did you know there’s a specialized Medicare Advantage plan that provides comprehensive, coordinated care for people in senior living communities?
We want to be sure you get all the care you need to be your healthiest. So, here’s a gentle reminder: There’s still time before the end of the year to schedule important exams and screenings.
“Holiday blues” may not be its real medical name, but the melancholy brought on by the season’s stress can be very real for some people. Thinking a bit now about how you can reduce or cope with the season’s challenges may help you feel more good tidings and less stress this holiday.
If ever there’s a time of year when our healthy habits are in danger, it’s likely the holiday season. From mid-November to early January, we tend to stay up later, indulge more and move less. That’s a problem because pausing good habits can have consequences on your health long after the holidays are over.
If you’re looking for more control over your healthcare, online tools can help you manage your Medicare Advantage plan and benefits.
SCAN member Heidi B. says the handrails were installed in her family home a while ago when her father started having trouble getting up and down the two flights of stairs. But Heidi wasn’t holding on to those handrails two years ago as she carried a cat downstairs. Heidi was also in socks at the time, so when she missed the final stair, she slipped. She went down hard on her tailbone, then her leg. That instant, she says, changed her life.
More than 33 million U.S. adults, or 17 percent of the population, have bladder issues, like urinary incontinence (UI).
Some foods have nutritional superpowers that can help lower your risk for disease and illness. Add these 10 superfoods to your diet to tap into their many powerful health benefits.