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What are the criteria for a housebound patient? A Comprehensive Guide

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), a patient does not have to be bedridden to qualify as homebound. So, what are the criteria for a housebound patient? The determination is based on a medical condition that makes leaving home a considerable and taxing effort, often requiring assistance from another person or a supportive device.

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Can a 90 Year Old Get a Kidney Transplant? The Truth About Age Limits

While there is no strict upper age limit for a kidney transplant, medical eligibility is determined by a patient's overall health, or 'biological age,' rather than their chronological age. This means that a healthy, active 90-year-old may be considered, while a younger, less healthy individual might not be a candidate.

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At what age should you not have a tummy tuck?

According to plastic surgery statistics, many patients over 50 safely undergo tummy tuck procedures, suggesting age isn't the sole barrier to treatment. Candidacy for a tummy tuck is determined by a comprehensive assessment of overall health, making the question 'At what age should you not have a tummy tuck?' a nuanced one that focuses more on wellness than chronological age.

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