Education

Next year could get complicated for folks with a Medicare Advantage or a Stand Alone Part D Prescription Drug Plan. While it’s always good to pay attention to your Annual Notice of Changes (ANOC) that arrives in your mailbox in September, give it an extra look this year. ...

Pique your interests about quirky local history, therapeautic yoga and Medicare questions at Mentor Public Library during the month of July. Most of Mentor's library programs are hosted in-person at one of the branches. ...

Sometimes, too much just isn't enough. That's especially true with people who shop compulsively. What's behind our desire to buy and what can we do about it? ...

Some memory changes can be a normal part of aging, but when changes start to interfere with daily living or stray drastically from a person’s normal behavior, it’s best to get checked. ...

Joint bank accounts serve as a useful estate planning tool for passing money to loved ones outside of probate and planning for disability. But while they can achieve these goals, and are useful in certain circumstances, joint accounts also present risks. ...

What's your biggest tech issue? Do you have a tech low point you want to share with us? What about a success story to inspire others who have lost their tech mojo? Send your story or question to us and we'll try to include it (with an answer) in our July/August issue. ...

If you are a homeowner who is falling behind on your real estate taxes, you may end up facing foreclosure on your property. Because your property taxes hinge on the value of your property, you may find your taxes rising beyond what you can afford. Before your situation becomes more serious, be sure to educate yourself. ...

Would you recognize the symptoms of a stroke if you or a friend was having one? Many people wouldn't. But getting medical help quickly can make a big difference in your recovery. Know the signs and act fast. ...