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Amanda Krupa

Amanda Krupa

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Senior Digital Content Writer, Peraton

Chicago

Biography

My work as a health journalist has appeared in a variety of national media outlets—bringing to light new evidence and telling stories to advance the health system and the health of Americans – with a focus on current challenges in access, communication, preventative care, treatment, and health outcomes.

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Anything that doesn't involve public interest.

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Total articles 120

  • Medicare Supplement Open Enrollment: A Guide (2025)

    By Amanda Krupa, Sarah Davis Verified| Forbes Advisor Verified About 10,000 people turn 65 years old every day in the U.S—a significant birthday signaling eligibility for Medicare[1]. If enrollment in Medicare is on the horizon for you or a loved one, it’s also worth looking into Medicare Supplement insurance, commonly known as Medigap. Read on to learn more about your health insurance options, including details on Medicare Supplements and information to help you navigate the open enrollment process.

    By Amanda Krupa, Sarah Davis Verified · Forbes Advisor

    Feb. 14, 2025

  • Nanny to Registered Behavior Technician: How to make the transition

    By Amanda Krupa| Care.com@ If you already care for children, particularly those with autism or other developmental disabilities, getting certified as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) could be a natural next step. As an RBT, you can enhance your job prospects as a nanny or become the primary paraprofessional who delivers applied behavior analysis (ABA) services in various settings, such as homes, clinics and schools.

    By Amanda Krupa · Care.com

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Understanding nonenal: Why aging skin has a different scent

    By Amanda Krupa| Care.com@ You may remember the unique scent of your grandparents, a stark contrast to the distinct smells of teenage boys or newborn babies. That smell might have been a combination of their favorite perfume or pipe smoke and nonenal, a compound that forms naturally as skin ages. While not all older adults smell the same, most experience some changes in body odor over time.

    By Amanda Krupa · Care.com

    Oct. 23, 2024

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