If you don’t have 20/20 vision, you’re probably used to feeling around for your glasses or contacts in the morning. But imagine being able to jump out of bed and see more clearly. For many Americans, this is possible with laser correction surgery...
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Switch up your workout routine for added health benefits and you may earn financial rewards
Exercise is important to help maintain good health. But when you only stick to one workout routine, you may run the risk of boredom, burnout or worse – injury. By stepping out of your comfort zone and trying new exercise options, you may be...
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After seeing her doctor regarding intense back pain, Chris was diagnosed with scoliosis. Because of her rapidly progressing condition, her doctor recommended a specialized surgery that would greatly improve her quality of life. Unfortunately, the...
Read MoreHelping those struggling with eating disorders find a road to recovery
Eating disorders have become increasingly more common, with nearly 30 million Americans estimated to have one in their lifetime. If you, or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, it may be difficult to know what steps...
Read MoreFive Tips to Help Employees Make the Most of Health Benefits
Advice to Help Employees Navigate Open Enrollment Amid COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted many companies to operate differently, presenting new challenges and requiring some to respond to a newly at-home workforce. Whether employees are...
Read MoreTelehealth Tips for Employers
The on-going COVID-19 emergency continues to change the way Americans live and work while altering how people navigate the health system. Given more than half of Americans have health care benefits through their place of work, employers are uniquely...
Read MoreCare continuum: an important aspect of treating diabetes
Offering comprehensive health care plans is an important step to help keep your employees healthier, especially when it comes to managing chronic conditions, like diabetes. A recent survey found employees with diabetes miss more than five unplanned...
Read MoreAt-home spiritual support for whole person care
Marjorie* was a Medicaid member in Texas who needed a lot of support for her complex conditions. She was often in the hospital for dialysis and she also had regular panic attacks. As a member of the Texas Complex Care program, she was provided with...
Read MoreCaregiver self-care: Tips to help address your emotional health
Caregiving for a loved one can put a strain on even the most resilient people. Add in the uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic and it has the potential to feel challenging. This means that finding ways to thrive and continue to take care of your...
Read MoreHow to choose a Primary Care Doctor
Whether you moved to a new city, changed insurance plans or just haven’t gotten around to finding a primary care doctor, it’s important to spend time finding someone you can trust. A primary care physician can be more than just a doctor...
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