David Levine

Jun 3, 2024 | usnews.com | David Levine |Cecelia Smith Schoenwalder

Cyberattacks have increased in recent years, putting every segment of the nation’s health care system from hospitals and physician practices to payment processing companies and biomedical facilities, under stress, disrupting patient care and costing the industry billions in losses, according to experts.

May 29, 2024 | health.usnews.com | Elaine K. Howley |David Levine

Taking care of an aging loved one can be challenging, especially when their care needs exceed what you can reasonably manage. However, a geriatric care manager may be uniquely positioned to help you navigate your older loved one’s dynamic care needs. Key Takeaways: Geriatric care managers are specially trained professionals who can help make life easier for seniors with growing medical needs and their families.

Mar 11, 2024 | health.usnews.com | Paul Wynn |Elaine Howley |David Levine

Getty ImagesThe mobility issues that come with age or illness can make the basic movements of standing up and sitting down difficult or almost impossible for some individuals. Lift chairs can be a simple and safe solution for anyone with mobility issues that do not allow them to sit or stand with ease. Because many people value their independence and want to do as much as they can for as long as they can on their own, a lift chair may be one way to help.

Oct 25, 2023 | usnews.com | David Levine

Children’s hospitals are redoubling efforts to increase access to quality mental and behavioral medical care.(Getty Stock)The state of children’s mental health was already a concern before the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2020, many hospitals and emergency departments across the country have reported a sharp uptick in demand for behavioral health services.

Oct 20, 2023 | health.usnews.com | David Levine

Shop Online for Medicare Advantage Plan QuotesZip CodeSpeak to a Licensed Insurance AgentAs you approach age 65, you need to begin thinking about Medicare. Original Medicare includes Part A, which covers hospital-based care, and Part B, which covers other medical care from your doctors. According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, some people get Medicare automatically, while others have to sign up for it, including those who are 65 or almost 65 and not getting Social Security yet.