On average, 274 people die each day from blood clots – that’s one person every six minutes. Yet, what may be even more surprising is that fewer than 1 in 4 people realize they have the signs and symptoms of a blood clot. March...

Most of us know that it’s important to see a doctor for an annual checkup – though, that may have been delayed or fallen by the wayside during the ongoing pandemic. During your working years, that annual checkup typically means a full physical....

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has been full of challenges and opportunities in the field of global health care. And nowhere has that been more apparent than with the adoption of telemedicine and virtual care delivery. No longer are health care models...

When it comes to your health and well-being, a primary care provider (PCP) may be among your most important resources for getting the care that meets your needs. Research indicates people with a primary care doctor may be healthier, in part,...

Do you enjoy taking advantage of two-for-one deals at the supermarket? Make it a point to confirm discount codes when buying items online? Secretly (or not so secretly!) love the senior discount at your local thrift store? Perhaps part of you feels...

UnitedHealthcare, a UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) company, is investing in new ways to help children and adults across the country reduce their exposure to blue light and support their overall eye health, amid ongoing use of screens during COVID-19...

If your resolutions include healthier living and getting smarter about your money, consider digging into the details of your 2022 health plan for ideas that may help with both goals. For many people, a new slate of health plan benefits starts when...

Sleep or screen time: Which do you get more of these days? For many people, the answer might be screen time. In fact, the average person now spends up to 13 hours per day in front of digital devices, due in part to more time at home amid the COVID-19...

Finding the right health care coverage for your needs may be confusing. You might have heard about Affordable Care Act Plans, also known as Obamacare or the exchanges, but perhaps like many other uninsured Americans, you assumed coverage would be too...

After a serious fall, Gayle* was having a hard time taking care of herself and had to move in with a family member who lived in a rural area. Limited mobility and a lack of transportation left her struggling to find the right resources to help manage...