
Michael Tehrani
Contributor at U.S. News & World Report
Michael Tehrani, MD, is a board-certified internal medicine physician specializing in geriatrics. He works with Brand New Day, a California Medicare Advantage plan whose members are mostly ages 65 and over. Tehrani is dedicated to offering his patients the highest level of care available, including rapid response times, patient consultations, and preventive care. Source
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3 weeks ago |
health.usnews.com | Elaine K. Howley |Aviva Patz |Michael Tehrani
Key Takeaways Assisted living can help older adults live longer and healthier lives by offering support for activities for daily living and opportunities for social engagement. Moving is often stressful, but planning ahead can help ease some of that tension. Start packing early, bring only what will fit in the new space and aim to make it as familiar as possible so it feels homey.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
health.usnews.com | Vanessa Caceres |Michael Tehrani
When you're feeling under the weather, the right choices in your diet can be a game-changer. Healthy foods can boost your immunity, alleviate symptoms and speed up your recovery.
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May 1, 2024 |
health.usnews.com | Lisa Esposito |Elaine K. Howley |Michael Tehrani
Find heartwarming and thoughtful gifts for seniors in nursing homes that will brighten their day.
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Mar 19, 2024 |
health.usnews.com | Claire Wolters |Michael Tehrani
Memory can wither with age. While forgetfulness can be a scary experience, there are ways to fight memory loss and improve memory. Getty Images"Memory lapses can be both embarrassing and troubling, but the good news is it is never too late to improve your powers of recall," says Dr. David Poulad, a neurosurgeon at IGEA Brain and Spine in Union, New Jersey. "Your brain continues to develop neurons and build new connections to strengthen memory as you age.
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Mar 13, 2024 |
health.usnews.com | Joanne Kaldy |Elaine K. Howley |Michael Tehrani
Settling into retirement is meant to be a happy time, particularly when you have saved, planned and can live comfortably. Unexpected health-related expenses, however, can get in the way of your bliss. “When people think about saving for retirement, they rarely think about saving for medical costs,” notes Whitney Stidom, vice president of Medicare operations with eHealth Inc., a health insurance broker and online resource provider headquartered in Santa Clara, California.
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