Joint Replacement Rehabilitation
Courtesy HealthSouth, Colorado Springs LIVING WELL Magazine
Life after orthopedic surgery is a challenging and demanding experience. After joint replacement surgery, rehabilitation assists patients in setting and achieving goals to maximize recovery and independence.
WHY ARE YOU LIVING WITH POOR FITTING DENTURES?
Courtesy Indianapolis Dental Center, Indianapolis LIVING WELL Magazine
If you are like most people, you have a morning routine you follow to start your day. So does Margie C., a lovely 75-year-old woman who has worn dentures for the past 45 years. An important part of Margie’s morning routine included brushing and cleaning her dentures, before finally enjoying her first cup of coffee. Several years ago, Margie began to notice that it was also necessary to use denture adhesive (or cream), and unwillingly included this as part of her morning routine.
Broken? OrthoIndy can fix it – at the Indiana Orthopaedic Hospital
Indiana Orthopaedic Hospital, Indianapolis LIVING WELL Magazine
The Indiana Orthopaedic Hospital (IOH) is Indiana’s first specialty hospital with a direct focus on bone, joint, spine and muscle care. Built in March of 2005, IOH was opened by the physicians of OrthoIndy to provide central Indiana residents with complete orthopaedic care in a patient-focused, like-home environment. IOH’s philosophy follows a physician-owned hospital model, with the goal of providing the highest quality orthopaedic care.
Hip Pain/Arthritis
By Allen S. Kent, MD, Northeast Tarrant County LIVING WELL Magazine
Hip pain is a common complaint with several different underlying causes. Proper diagnosis is important to direct proper treatment. We will discuss common causes of hip pain.
TOOTH LOSS, DENTURES & how it could AFFECT YOUR HEALTH!
Courtesy New Image Dental, East Denver LIVING WELL Magazine
Dr. Charlie Mayo, founder of the famous Mayo Clinic, said: “Without teeth there cannot be good digestion. Without good digestion, there cannot be good nutrition. Without good nutrition, there cannot be health.” If you’ve lost teeth, you may have or may be considering dentures or partial dentures.
Vascular Disease – What you need to know
By Chris Valentine, Penrose-St. Francis Health Services
What if you had the opportunity to sit down with a vascular surgeon, have a cup of coffee and ask him about vascular disease? Would you seize the opportunity? I had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Thomas Crepps, Jr., a vascular surgeon at Penrose-St. Francis Health Services, and ask him a few questions to find out what all of us should know about vascular disease.
BrainCore Therapy Combats Aging and a Myriad of Neurological Disorders without Medication
Courtesy BrainCore Therapy Indiana, Indianapolis LIVING WELL Magazine
As we age, the ultimate silent disease is the sub-optimal functioning of the brain. Cognitive health and optimal brain function go hand-in-hand with physical health. Neurologically based conditions including insomnia, memory loss, chronic pain, migraines, post stroke issues, anxiety and more can be helped – even reversed – without medication or invasive action.
Hearing Lifestyles is the latest content parter to join Indianapolis LIVING WELL Magazine
ABOUT HEARING LIFESTYLES
Hearing Lifestyles is a state-of-the-art audiology practice located near the Greenwood Municiple Airport in Greenwood, IN. We are dedicated to serving our patients with the dignity and compassion that each individual deserves when receiving care. We promote better hearing care solutions for our community with the expertise that is expected from a professional, licensed audiologist.
Indianapolis South and Indianapolis North LIVING WELL Magazines are pleased to welcome new content partner Komen Central Indiana/Susan G. Komen for the Cure®
Susan G. Komen for the Cure® is the world’s largest advocate for breast health and has invested more than $1.9 billion in finding the cures since its founding in 1982.
Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
By Katharine Leppard M.D., Colorado Springs LIVING WELL Magazine
What is Cubital Tunnel Syndrome?
Nerve compression in the arms can cause a variety of symptoms, including numbness, pain and weakness. Most people have heard the words carpal tunnel syndrome, a condition where the median nerve is pinched at the wrist.
