Establishing that there is information in abundance and readily available for those who are asking for help may seem redundant. The key is asking for help. In the interview with Saba Hendaia, the Humana representative, the organization works to make sure seniors have access to the resources needed for specific challenges. The link is provided to the website listing specific resources including contact information. Part of the original interview with Saba Hendaia is linked here. https://glorious-impact.com/2024/02/25/aging-and-retirement-challenges-of-type-1-diabetes/.

The footage in the video above has not been shown before. The information disclosed shares the Humana organization’s efforts to help the senior community collect the information they need and connect them with the resources they need.

Here is a quote from previous interviewee Tomeka Wright, “I see retirement as a shift in lifestyle.” That statement lends support to this perspective; aging brings a shift in lifestyle. Gathering information directly related to your aging challenges is directly beneficial. Carelon Health is another organization geared to provide information and resources as you age. Additional links for moving forward. Movement is important. Senior Planet offers specific education for your wellness goals.

Going to senior wellness fairs, calling organizations directly, or getting online and researching the information. Different websites can provide different aspects of the same challenge. The most important action is acquiring the knowledge needed for clarity. Understanding your situation related to what’s going on with your individual needs is critical. The links provided are takeaways for the next step in managing aging healthcare.

There is a point that is highlighted. That point is that you don’t have to travel this journey alone. There is support. Reach out and get the support you need for your journey.

Sandra Vercellono