Having a strong relationship with your primary care provider (PCP) helps you better manage your health. Don’t have a PCP or thinking about switching providers? Here are four ways having the right PCP can benefit you.
Your heart works nonstop. It’s always pumping blood, delivering oxygen and keeping you going. That’s why heart health matters. Here are 7 science-backed tips to help you take great care of it.
With the end of the year just around the corner, now is the perfect time to make sure you take advantage of your plan benefits and resources. Here are four to take advantage of now.
Being a caregiver to a loved one is a big job. It can be fulfilling and meaningful. But it can also leave you feeling tired, stressed and sometimes even sad.
Vaccines like flu and RSV help protect you and your loved ones from serious illnesses. Talk to your provider about staying up-to-date and getting the right shots at the right times.
Keep your smile bright and healthy with this easy-to-follow checklist for spotting common oral health problems. Plus, learn the signs that it's time for a checkup with your dentist.
Taking the right steps once you (or your loved one) come home from the hospital can help speed up recovery. Here’s how you can support your recovery and get back to doing the things you love.
Did you know that regular dental checkups accomplish a lot more than just spotting and treating cavities? Here are five reasons to make a dentist appointment ASAP.
Here’s some good news: Most skin cancers are preventable and treatable when found early. To reduce your risk of getting skin cancer, follow these smart steps.
Don’t need glasses or contacts to see clearly? Then you might think a yearly trip to the eye doctor isn’t worth your time. But in fact, such a visit can tell you a lot more about your health than how your eyes are doing.
She’s an Aetna Medicare Advantage member, just like you. Read Rita Yetsko’s inspiring story to learn how her SilverSneakers membership — a benefit of her Aetna plan — helped turn around her mood and mental health after a dementia diagnosis.
With so many things to remember from day to day — birthdays, doctor appointments, bill due dates — it’s no wonder we sometimes slip up and forget to take our medicines.
There are plenty of good reasons to cut back on sugar. Maybe you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes and you’re trying to keep your blood sugar levels in check.
