Silver State of Mind

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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Thrive Thursday
  1. 9:04Stronger Every Morning

    Turning 26 and turning 65 are both insurance deadlines now, and missing either one gets expensive

    Two birthdays carry real insurance homework: losing a parent's health plan at 26, and Medicare's enrollment window at 65. Here's exactly what the deadlines are and what it costs, sometimes for life, to miss them.

  2. 9:18Stronger Every Morning

    The FTC just warned, twice this year, that the ad for your Medicare plan might be fake

    Open Enrollment starts October 15, and the FTC has already warned twice this year about scam ads mimicking Medicare.gov and Healthcare.gov. Here's exactly how to spot a fake one before you hand over anything.

  3. 9:32Stronger Every Morning

    Your social life just became a vital sign, and it's not the retirees who need to hear it

    The Surgeon General calls loneliness a public health risk on par with smoking, and the surprising part is who's actually struggling most: not seniors, but people in their 20s. Here's the data, and why it's been true for years.

  4. StandbyStronger Every Morning

    The caregiver's second mortgage nobody budgets for

    63 million Americans are caring for a family member right now, and most never get handed an actual number for what it costs. Here's where the money really goes, and the one Nevada program built to help.

  5. StandbyStronger Every Morning

    BE FAST and hands-only: the two things that actually save a life before the ambulance gets there

    A stroke loses about 1.9 million brain cells a minute untreated, and bystander CPR can double or triple someone's odds of surviving cardiac arrest. Here's the six-letter acronym and the one tempo trick that make both easy to remember.

  6. StandbyStronger Every Morning

    Washoe County got $11 million of its opioid settlement money so far, here's exactly where it went

    Washoe County is set to receive $41 million in opioid settlement money over 20 years. About $11 million has actually landed so far, and it's traceable, dollar by dollar, to named local programs.

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