Decoding the Golden Years: Navigating Aging, Forgetfulness, and Health Concerns with Clarity and Wisdom

Healthy Wealthy & Wise Dr. William T. Choctaw, MD, JD

Are you aware of the fact that forgetfulness can be a natural part of aging and not just an early sign of dementia? Tune in to our latest episode of the Healthy, Wealthy and Wise podcast, where we crack open the reality of aging, shedding light on the normalcy of forgetfulness, distinguishing it from dementia, and addressing the complexities of memory, thinking, and social abilities. We guide you through eight types of normal aging and suggest practical tips for adjusting to this natural process.
How are you preparing for your golden years? Without a doubt, aging comes with both physical and emotional changes, but knowing how to navigate them can make the process smoother. We delve into the most common health concerns related to aging, including the signs of growing older, the impact of energy reserves, cognition, sight, and hearing changes, and how to manage multiple medications. We also talk about the importance of advanced directives for individuals 60 and over, providing direction in advance of death to avoid confusion and frustration in the hospital.
Stay with us till the end as we discuss how to keep up with the latest information related to health, wealth, and wisdom. We'll also let you in on how to leave reviews, share, and support the Healthy, Wealthy and Wise podcast. Before we wrap up, we take a moment to encourage our listeners to be the change they want to see in the world. Regardless of the challenges that may come with aging, remember that these golden years can be filled with healthy living, financial stability, and wisdom.

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The Host, Dr. William Choctaw; MD, JD, is a healthcare leadership expert, possessing a Medical Doctorate from the Yale University School of Medicine, and a Jurist Doctorate from Western University. Over a span of 50 years practicing medicine, he has served as Chief of Staff, Chief of Surgery, and as a member of the medical executive committee at Citrus Valley Medical Center over a 10 year period. Also, while practicing at Citrus Valley Medical Center, he served as Chief Transformation Officer, (developed a Robust Process Improvement/Lean Six Sigma program). Dr. Choctaw lectures nationally and internationally on medical leadership issues for hospital staffs, executives, and managers. He served as a Physician Surveyor on the Joint Commission. He's the author of 2 books, "Medical Malpractice: A Physician's Guide to the Law" and "Transforming the Patient Experience: A New Paradigm for Hospital and Physician Leadership, published by the Springer Publishing Co. He’s the President of Choctaw Medical Group, Inc., a clinical practice and medical legal consulting firm for medical staff executives, physician leaders, and hospitals.