Healthcare is expensive, but investing in preventative care can help you stay healthy and receive early treatment for medical concerns when they arise. Flexible spending accounts (FSAs) are healthcare funds you can set aside to cover out-of-pocket medical expenses. FSA funds can help you save money, and afford the medical care you need to stay healthy. Let’s examine FSA funds, and how to use them to cover medical costs.
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If you’re wondering, “How early should I be screened for heart disease?” It depends on your risk factors, age, and if you have a family history. Generally, the recommended age for heart disease screening is over 50. However, having a family history of heart disease, being overweight, or having other risk factors are signs you may need a heart disease screening earlier.
As of 2023, frequent stress affected 49% of Americans. Since almost half of Americans [...]
This National Women’s Health Month, celebrate by taking the time to investigate the issues you may be more prone to because of your biology. This can be especially true for women 40 or older, but staying healthy is something everyone should be striving for. Keep reading to learn more about National Women’s Health Month, health problems affecting women, and ways to prevent them.
The leading cause of death in the United States is heart disease, claiming over [...]
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In the United States, cancer claims the lives of over 608,000 individuals annually, underscoring the critical need for early detection and treatment to improve survival rates. Preventative medical scans, particularly CT scans, offer a non-invasive method to visualize internal structures and identify potential growths indicative of cancer. These imaging tests provide clear visual data, allowing for swift diagnostic follow-up, which may include blood tests or biopsies, ultimately facilitating timely intervention.