Press Room

The headline message in the survey of 1,049 Baby Boomers for physician network MDVIP is blatant. Boomers know what they should be doing to stay healthy; they just aren't not doing it. That can present… See more

For those whose New Year's resolution was to get (or stay) healthy, you're apparently in the right place. Baby Boomers in the West eat the healthiest and are most likely to exercise, according to a n… See more

Travel tops the wish lists of many boomers, but globe-trotting doesn’t just happen. Even domestic getaways require preparation and planning. So don’t let your dream vacations languish from one year to… See more

When Dr. Louis Minsky first went to medical school, it was because of a desire to interact with patients. After more than 10 years of practicing medicine, instead of feeling good about helping his pat… See more

As a primary care physician, my days are full providing care, offering counsel, throwing the football around. That's no joke. One of my patients is 80 years old, and that's what he told me he wanted… See more

We've been taught that exercise at any age is beneficial to good health and longevity, but recent research has zoomed in on a time period in your life when it may the most important of all. Rese… See more

Before we turn the calendar to 2016, we should digest what happened in health care this year. The Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare) isn’t going to be repealed anytime soon. As Winston Churchill onc… See more

It was a breezy, cool day in early December, and Tom Blue was on a business trip in New York City. Walking a bit too quickly in midtown and unused to the hurried pedestrianism of New Yorkers, he felt… See more

There are three things that are inevitable about growing older, says Jim Firman, president and CEO of the National Council on Aging: "Death, taxes and chronic conditions." By 2050, the Centers f… See more

For years, Dr. Sam Caughron tried to give all his patients personalized treatment. He’d sometimes help them make a list of goals for the next year — losing weight or lowering blood pressure, for examp… See more