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Health and Financial Wellness with Dr. Brian

Dr. Brian Knabe discusses a variety of timely subjects, ranging from preventive healthcare to health-related financial topics.  Health issues include informative pieces regarding common medical issues as well as commentary on medical subject matter currently headlining the news.  General financial planning issues are also covered, with an emphasis on those related to healthcare.

Recent Posts

Healthcare Options for Early Retirees

2011-04-07

Healthcare coverage is an important topic for retirees to consider, particularly those contemplating early retirement. Medicare provides a safety net starting at the age of 65. Early retirement – before 65 –is sometimes an option for those who have saved diligently during their working years. For others, the topic comes up because of a buyout offer or possibly an involuntary job termination. In any case, the cost of healthcare coverage must be considered in the planning and budgeting process.

Posted By: Brian J. Knabe, MD, CMP©, CFP®, FAAFP


Cutting Corners on Healthcare can be Costly

2010-01-22

Dr. Brian Knabe, financial advisor with Savant Capital Management, warns against skimping on personal healthcare costs.

Posted By: Brian J. Knabe, MD


Why do we need to overhaul the US healthcare system?

2009-12-21

Dr. Brian Knabe, financial advisor with Savant Capital Managment, explains the World Health Organization's raking system and how it relates to the U.S. economy.

Posted By: Brian J. Knabe, MD


Alternatives to Evidence Based Investing

2009-08-31

Dr. Brian Knabe explains alternatives to Evidence Based Investing in his Health and Financial Wellness blog.

Posted By: Brian J. Knabe, MD


A New Option for Healthcare: Concierge Medicine

2009-07-29

The national healthcare debate has reached a new phase, as congress is formulating more detailed proposals. Depending upon who you ask, the most recent proposal is either a bold move to provide needed coverage for millions of uninsured Americans, or it is a potentially new wasteful bureaucracy that will lead to governmental takeover of another large portion of our economy. This debate provides an opportunity to look at other market-driven options that might improve healthcare delivery. One such...

Posted By: Brian J. Knabe, MD

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