A New Year’s Resolution in February? Yes! New Years Resolution As we celebrate the beginning of a new year, most begin asking and sharing with others about their New Year’s resolutions. A resolution is defined as a firm decision to do or not to do something, but unfortunately, 80% of those resolutions never come to […]
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How To Tell If Elder Care Assistance Is Needed Care Assistance It may be difficult to tell if your loved one needs elder care assistance, especially if you don’t visit them often. Let’s say that during the holidays you visited a family member or friend who is living independently and now you are wondering if
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Older Adult Mental Health | Reducing Holiday Blues Mental health during the holiday The holiday season is upon us, and it is a time of the year for celebration, happiness, and gathering with family and friends. Holidays can; however, become a very stressful or depressed time for many, especially older adults. Knowing the triggers of
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Create a Plan for Discharge from Rehabilitation Facilities Rehabilitation Facility We all know someone who needed to be transferred to a rehabilitation facility (rehab) for continued recovery after an illness, injury, surgery or decline in their level of functioning. These stays typically last an average of 20 days; however, it could be shorter or longer
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Hand Washing Isn’t As Simple As You Think Preventing illness by washing your hands Hand washing is the best method to prevent the spread of illness. That’s great, right? It seems like an easy way to stay healthy. Just wet, soap, rinse, dry and go. The bad news is that only about 5% of people
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Fall Risk Factors: Don’t Become a Statistic Fall risk factors Wow! Every second of every day an older American suffers a fall. It is the leading cause of injury and injury-related deaths in the US for this population (age 65 years and older) and falls result in one death every 19 minutes for this age
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Medication Management: Advice About Medication Reviews Medication Management Do you take medication? If you do, this blog is for you. Medication management is crucial in making sure you take your medication exactly as prescribed and that the medication you are taking is appropriate based on your current condition. A medication review by your healthcare provider
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Multiple Myeloma: No One Should Have To Face The Unknown Journey Alone Multiple Myeloma One year ago, I sat quietly with worry, next to my husband at his doctor’s appointment to receive the results of his bone marrow biopsy. We were in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, and I was given permission to attend
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White Coat Syndrome What is white coat syndrome? It’s when someone’s blood pressure is higher than their baseline while in a clinical setting, such as a physician office, outpatient facility or the hospital. Typically, these health care settings include practitioners who wear white lab jackets or “white coats”. There are many reasons why white
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