When Healthcare is Not Accessible
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Q. I grew up in Northern Virginia and still live here with my wife and two children. Five years ago, my parents sold their home and moved to a more rural part of the state to get away from the traffic and congestion. My mother passed away since then and my father developed an illness that requires ongoing specialty physicians who are all here in Northern Virginia. He is considering a move back, unless
there is another way.
When people retire and relocate to a rural area, many don't consider that they may have less adequate healthcare. What alternatives do these people have, especially in light of the current coronavirus pandemic?
Critter Corner: Steer Clear of these Coronavirus Scams
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My mom is home alone during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. She gets lots of calls that seem suspect. For instance, someone called her trying to sell her face masks and someone else called asking for donations, claiming they were from the CDC. What are some of the most common COVID-19 scams out there that are affecting seniors, so I can tell her what to look out for?
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