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Did you know 75% of patients fail to take medications as directed, and 64% of hospital readmissions within 30 days are due to issues with medication? Whether it’s taking your medications at the right time of day, knowing which you have to take with food or understanding the various side effects, it can be hard to manage all of your medications. Fortunately, medication management pharmacies—like our exclusive pharmacy partner, SelectRx—help take the frustration out of keeping your prescriptions in order. Here’s an overview of what you can expect from working with SelectRx.

• Personalized prescription box with presorted medication packets
• Free home delivery and automatic monthly refills
• Improve your overall health well-being from getting consistent with your medications
• Ongoing support to make sure you have the right medications and lowest costs
• Pharmacists who work directly with your doctors to stay up-to-date on your medications
• No extra costs outside of your co-pay

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Value based care focuses on a holistic approach to healthcare, ensuring you’re getting connected to the support you need to improve your health. Value based care can reduce the effects and instances of chronic disease, and overall help you live healthier. Additionally, patients who work with a value based care organization are thought to spend less money as they work toward achieving better health.

Managing your health as you age can often be costly and time-consuming, especially if you’re managing a chronic condition. Value based care organizations focus on helping you recover from illness and injuries quickly, and as a result, patients often have fewer doctor’s visits, less medical tests and procedures, and are able to improve both their short- and long-term health.

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Aging can be a large transition physically, emotionally and financially. Your needs change alongside your financial circumstances, and experiencing financial distress can directly impact your mental and physical health. And while planning ahead is ideal, the road to retirement and aging without stress isn’t the same for everyone, making the need for financial support and education extremely important.

At Population Health, we work with local and national providers that can help ease your mind and help you live outside the constraints of a tight budget. From debt relief to spending plans to protecting you from scams, our partners are here to ensure your golden years are spent as stress free as possible when it comes to money.

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As many as 1 in 5 older adults experiences mental health concerns, the most common being anxiety or mood disorders such as depression. Mental health is just as important as your physical health when it comes to aging, and supporting your mental health as you age can greatly contribute to an overall positive increase in your well being. 

Just because you are aging does not mean you have to stop enjoying life, and being connected to professionals who can help you navigate mental health can make all the difference. Eighty percent of older adults recovered from depression after receiving treatment, including psychotherapy and antidepressant medication. As your body and body chemistry, family, friendships and living situations all change, it can be beneficial to prioritize your mental health. Whether you’re going through the natural process of aging or experiencing any of the following, finding a mental health professional to work with could be extremely helpful:

• Sadness that has lasted longer than two weeks
• Consistent worries about issues such as money, family and health
• Consistent trouble sleeping or concentrating
• Frequent trouble remembering things or feeling confused in familiar places
• Have more than one alcoholic drink a day or take more medication than prescribed

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Hearing loss is a common problem for aging individuals, with 1 in 3 people between the ages of 65 and 74 experience some sort of hearing loss, and nearly half of those older than 75 have difficulty hearing. You may find it hard to have conversations with friends and family, have trouble fully understanding the instructions and advice of your doctors, or unable to respond to simple warnings such as alarms or doorbells. Experiencing hearing loss can be extremely frustrating, but it’s important to know that you’re not alone.

As we age, it’s natural to experience hearing loss, which makes finding providers who both understand and support your journey is of utmost importance. Not only are there many benefits available to Medicare beneficiaries that include hearing coverage, but we partner with organizations that help make the experience both simple and affordable.

• Sadness that has lasted longer than two weeks
• Consistent worries about issues such as money, family and health
• Consistent trouble sleeping or concentrating
• Frequent trouble remembering things or feeling confused in familiar places
• Have more than one alcoholic drink a day or take more medication than prescribed

Learn more about value based care and the other resources available to you today.

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