Healthcare attorney Jacqueline Bain joins Scott in the studio to explain HIPAA. We all sign these HIPAA releases every time we go to the doctor's office but really have no idea why and what it means. Those mysteries and others will be answered after you listen to this show.

Sylvia Gaddis, Outreach Coordinator for KEPRO, a Medicare advocacy organization discusses what to do if you have questions about your quality of care under Medicare or are worried about being discharged prematurely from a hospital. If you are a Medicare beneficiary, you must listen to this show.

May is Stroke Awareness Month and while hopefully you will never experience the impact of a stroke, if you do, tonight’s guest is someone you should know. Dr Ali Malek, South Florida's foremost authority on strokes discusses warning signs, prevention and treatment as well everything you need to know about aneurysms. A critically important and wildly informative show.

The Guardian ad Litem Program is critical for kids in need to have someone that can advocate on their behalf. Ken Gottlieb and Christie Geltz from the Guardian ad Litem Program describe the great work they do along with their need for more volunteers like you. If you can find time to help kids in need this show is for you.

Dr. Leonard Hock of Trustbridge Health discusses a wide range of topics surrounding hospice care including myths and realities. He also addresses how you can prepare for living the rest of your life on your terms. A truly inspiring conversation.

Mark Trepanier, executive director of Abbey Delray, a CCRC, discusses this unique senior living option. A most informative show covering senior living alternatives that you may not have known existed.

Dr, Bella Chokshi, Medical Director Of Rehabilitation Services at St. Mary’s Medical Center describes acute rehab and how it differs from traditional skilled nursing in a most interesting show.

Identifying changes in behavior, particularly when it comes to financial behavior, can save you or your parents from disaster. My guests, the founders of Eversafe, a company that monitors financial activity and offers early warning signs, talk about how you can protect yourself. Fascinating show and so important.

"Permission To Die" is an important book written by four wonderful professionals, three of whom were in the studio with Scott last night. This is a subject matter we should all be familiar with and after this show you will appreciate why.

Pam Gionfriddo and Pam McCorry from the Mental Health Association of Palm Beach County discuss the organization's education, advocacy and outreach programs including the PEARLS program, how to recognize the early warning signs, the importance of early intervention, the integration of mental health and physical health and so much more. A fascinating and informative discussion.