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How Safe Do You Feel?
How Safe Do You Feel? By Chelsea Smith of Family Care and Concierge Services We all have heard the expression, “In the comfort of your own home.” This phrase makes one think about the warmth, […]
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Facts You Should Know Before Buying Hearing Instruments
Facts You Should Know Before Buying Hearing Instruments By Liz Brassine, Au.D, Hearing Services of McKinney There are five important facts that one should know about hearing and hearing instruments. Understanding these will help you […]
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More Seniors Exercising To Improve Quality Of Life
More Seniors Exercising To Improve Quality Of Life By Katy Millberg Seventy-six year old Anthony Yannello always considered himself an active senior. He mowed his own lawn, washed his own car, painted rooms in his […]
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Gum Disease
Gum Disease Article courtesy of Doctors Bruce Lachot and Kent Loo Are you really healthy? Not if you have gum disease. Studies indicate a relationship between health of gums and overall health. The link between periodontal […]
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What is Cancer?
What is Cancer? Cells are the basic building blocks of life. All living tissues are made of cells and there are hundreds of different types of cells in the body. Each type has a specific […]
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Haute for the Holidays
By Nina Malkin With all the hustle-bustle of the season, who wouldn’t want to throw on a Santa sweater or some reindeer earrings and call it done? But special occasion dressing needn’t be stressful. These […]
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Wheelchair Options
Wheelchair Options: The Best Way To Roll By Don Nelson You see them advertised on television. You can use one at the grocery store. But, is a motorized wheelchair or scooter the best mobility device […]
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In 2018, Resolve to Find the Right Doctor for You
In 2018, Resolve to Find the Right Doctor for You If you have a longtime relationship with your doctor, whether he or she be a primary care physician or specialist, you might be tempted to […]
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Breathing Better with COPD
Breathing Better with COPD By Brittany Hartman & Kathy Stevens For those with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), there is no better time to resolve to breathe better. COPD is a serious lung disease that […]
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What You Need to Know About Anosmia
Anosmia By Russell J Otto, MD, FACS The sense of smell is one of the four human special senses. The special senses determine, in many ways, how we interact with our environment in our daily […]