If you are living with one or more chronic conditions, it can seem like your calendar is full of doctor’s appointments. Try these tips to make the most of each visit by good preparation, being thorough during your visit and how to have a good follow-up plan.

High blood pressure can raise your risk of heart attack, stroke and heart failure, but controlling blood pressure can reduce your risk of these problems. Know your blood pressure, remember to check it regularly and use these helpful tips to stay in a healthy range.

People who survive critical illness often say family involvement in their care was comforting. Learn four ways you can support a loved one in critical care.

Studies show that as people age, the ability to perform simple math problems and handle financial matters can be the first skills to deteriorate. We outline everything you need to know about the four types of power of attorney.   

When you or a loved one leaves a hospital or a nursing and rehabilitation center, recovery does not end, it is just beginning. Keep these five things in mind as a patient or a family member during this critical time of healing.