Food and nutrition have been studied for centuries. Prior to the French Revolution scientists would write about their ideas as to how the food we ate was used in the body. However, not until the 18th century had these old ideas only began to undergo testing in scientific ways. In fact, one ...

Overdose deaths quadruple among adults over 65 A recent U.S. study shows that drug overdose deaths in adults 65 and older have quadrupled from 2002-2021. While dying of a drug overdose is still considered an uncommon cause of death among older adults, the increase of fatal overdoses in this ...

The Chautauqua County Office for Aging Services (OFAS) turns 50 this year! In May, we will be celebrating our Golden Anniversary with two socials events for our older residents to enjoy! You can choose to attend on May 3 at the Chautauqua Harbor Hotel or on May 10 at the Clarion Hotel and ...

Need a ride or want to save on your transportation costs? CARTS is Chautauqua County’s public transportation system. CARTS is public transportation for everyone living, working, or visiting in Chautauqua County. Whether you want to go shopping, to a medical appointment, to work, to college, ...

Grape Belt Seniors are announcing upcoming events. Members can join on Monday, Wednesday and Friday’s for our aerobics and weights class at the Masonic Lodge from 9 to 10 a.m. You must be a member to attend and memberships are now being taken for 2023. Class is $1 each time you attend. Day ...

For many, Medicare Part A (hospitalization) and Medicare Part B (Medical) denials are due to reasons such as not meeting medical necessity; frequency limitations; and even basic coding mistakes. Denials are subject to Appeal, since a denial is a payment determination. It is beneficial for an ...