The Aging Artist’s Eyes
It is amazing how well our eyes perform the complex tasks of relaying visual information to our brains over our lifetimes. But, like the rest of the body, the eye ages with time. Even if we’re lucky enough to remain free of injury or disease as we age, our eyes still experience slight changes. These changes can affect our abilities to judge subtleties of color, light and dark. For...Read More
Think the E.R. Is Expensive? You Should See the Price of Getting to It
When most people think of the price of emergency medical care, they think of the costs incurred once they’re at the hospital: the doctors and nurses, the X-Rays, I.V. fluids and exams. What usually gets overlooked - until the bill arrives – is the price of the ambulance or emergency helicopter. It may be the most surprising part of an emergency care bill for patients to...Read More
A Fact That Hits Close To Home: Most Emergency Medical Transport Happens At Home
Late in 2020, Robert Gordon was considering the changes he would make to his insurance policies for the new year. Although he had always enjoyed good health and his latest physical came back with results that pleased his doctor, there was one benefit he was determined to add. “There were two things I always thought regarding emergency medical transport,” he says, “One was...Read More
The Benefits of Whole Life Insurance While You’re Still Living
Think the benefits of whole life insurance only kick in should something happen to you? Think again. There are many benefits to whole life insurance that can be enjoyed today, while you’re still here to enjoy them and extend far beyond the peace of mind your family will be protected in the long run. Whole life insurance builds cash (or accumulated) value, which makes it...Read More