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The Savvy Senior

The Savvy Senior | Does Medicare Cover Vision Care and Eye Exams? 

Dear Savvy Senior,   What all does Medicare cover when it comes to vision care? I currently have good vision insurance through my employer but will lose it when I retire.   – Almost 65  Dear Almost,  Many soon-to-be retirees are a bit blurry with what Medicare does and doesn’t cover when it comes to vision care. The good news is that

Many people take fish oil supplements in place of fish to get the omega-3 fats in their diet. Photo by Grace Wu

Study: Daily Omega-3 supplements may slow aging 

By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer  Omega-3 fatty acids, found in fish and flax seeds, may slow down the body’s aging process, according to a new study.  This week, a team of

City making plans for former senior center 

The city of Santa Clarita is working on plans to build separate spaces at the former Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center site for two groups that you don’t always think

The Savvy Senior

The Savvy Senior | The Surprising Dangers of Earwax 

Dear Savvy Senior,  I’ve heard that excessive earwax can cause serious health problems in elderly seniors. What can you tell me about this?  – Caregiving Daughter  Dear Caregiving,  It’s true!

Photos: Shirley O’Connell turns 103

Having met celebrities throughout her life, it was only natural for Shirley O’Connell to joke with the residents at Atria Senior Living if they wanted an autograph from her during

Newhall Elementary School second graders take turns to read “How the Turtle Cracked Its Shell” on Tuesday morning with SCV Education Foundation ‘Read with Me’ volunteer Michele Lobl. Dec. 3, 2024 Katherine Quezada/The Signal

Read with Me program bridges gaps in literacy

On a recent Tuesday morning, Michele Lobl, a retired city employee, made her way to Newhall Elementary School to spend some time with Mrs. Katherine George’s second-grade class.   “How’s everybody