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Notable Senior Health Concerns

Notable Senior Health Concerns

The human body changes as it ages. While certain conditions are commonly associated with aging, some individuals may be surprised to learn of the more common health conditions that can affect seniors. The World Health Organization says one in six people will be 60 or older by 2030. With such a large portion of the population on the cusp of turning 60, it makes sense for individuals to familiarize themselves with the more notable issues affecting seniors.

GWCH To Outsource Filing Of Claims

With nearly 900 claims still needing to be filed, Greenwood County Hospital (GWCH) CEO Sandra Dickerson shared with GWCH Board of Trustees on Thursday, Jan. 25, that GWCH had entered into an agreement with ARSI Account Recovery Specialists, Inc. to assist with filing the claims. The 861 claims amount to $608,000, which contribute to the hospital showing a net loss of $345,509 at the end of December. CEO Dickerson shared with the board that the delay was due in part to the billing department being short staffed and the hospital being unable to find someone trained for the position. It was shared that the goal is to have staff specifically trained for one of three filings: Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance companies.

WELCA Began NewYear

On Thursday, Feb. 1, WELCA met at the Eureka Christ Lutheran Church Bell Tower Room and began the new year. Joni Booth called the meeting to order and Margaret Spires gave devotions, “Knowing God,” using Psalm 96.

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