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  • Why Rehabilitation Is Key for Stroke Recovery

    March 6, 2018

    Stroke recovery has come a long way because of specialty care and rehabilitation and education on how to identify strokes as they’re happening to help people get care faster and Now, more than seven million people survive strokes each year. Learn what you can expect from stroke rehabilitation.

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  • How to Improve Your Health through Nutrition

    February 26, 2018

    With more than one in three American adults classified as obese, nearly one in four adults living with diabetes, and heart disease accounting for one in every four deaths in America each year, nutrition and exercise have never been more important. Learn how Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDN) are using nutrition to take an active role in preventing diseases and as a therapeutic agent in the management of chronic disease.

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  • 6 Tips to Avoid Mistakes Taking Medication

    February 26, 2018

    Medications can be essential in your care to help you recover from an illness or surgery, manage conditions or treat a disease. While beneficial, there could still be significant risks even when the right medications are prescribed. Here are six tips to help make sure you or a loved one are getting the benefits of the medications while limiting risks.

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  • 8 Ways Home Health Can Help Your Budget

    February 22, 2018

    If you or a loved one is living with one or more chronic health conditions, you may know too well the cycle of doctor’s visits or trips to the hospital for help managing symptoms. Depending on your situation, it can be difficult or inconvenient to leave home, find transportation or afford the additional medical bills. Learn eight ways home health can benefit both your budget and independence.

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  • 7 Tips to Stay Healthy While Caring for a Loved One

    February 19, 2018

    When you’re caring for someone you love, it’s easy to forget that you also have needs. You may tend to put them aside in favor of being in the moment and staying on top of your commitment to our loved one. But this situation can unfortunately add challenges to your situation, leading to incidents of exhaustion, burnout, depression and even illness and disease.

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  • What You Should Know About Occupational Therapy

    February 17, 2018

    Occupational therapy is an essential part of recovery from a serious injury or illness because it helps people re-learn all the activities they might normally do in their daily life. Learn more about how occupational therapy helps people regain their independence.

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  • Healthy Aging: Tips for Each Part of Your Body

    February 12, 2018

    Aging – it’s inevitable. However, for the sake of your health, it’s important to know what normal aging feels like and what should be of a concern. We’ve adapted some tips from the Mayo Clinic to help you promote good health no matter what age you are.

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  • 4 Ways You Can Help Cut Your Risk for Dementia

    February 9, 2018

    A recent study claims that one in three dementia cases may be preventable through certain lifestyle changes. Read more to learn about five habits you can pick up that could help cut your risk for dementia.

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  • How Bereavement Camps Help Children Cope with Grief

    February 2, 2018

    Losing a loved one is difficult at any age, but it is especially hard on a child or teen. Bereavement camps provide children and teens with a nurturing environment where they can talk through emotions and their experience with other children going through a loss, as well as education on coping tools so they are more prepared when returning to life after camp. Continue reading to learn more.

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  • Many People Receive Hospice Care Later Than They Should

    February 1, 2018

    Hospice care is a proven approach to help improve pain and symptom management and quality of life, in a variety of settings, wherever a person calls home. Unfortunately, many people still don’t receive care soon enough to make a significant difference in the last few months or weeks of their lives. Learn more about the benefits of hospice care.

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