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Ankle Pain and Ankle Scopes
By Chantell Peterson The ankle is composed of bones, muscles, tendons and ligaments that support the weight of the body and allows it to move. Since the ankles hold the weight of the body a […]
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Alzheimer Care
Raise Your Voice against Alzheimer’s
Courtesy Texas Alzheimer’s and Memory Disorders Amy Osler was a busy, full-of-life wife and mother. When she began experiencing inexplicable memory lapses, she sought medical answers. Nothing could have prepared her for the diagnosis she […]
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OurCalling helps those in need
By Melanie Hess “They all deserve to be homeless. There are plenty of service providers. You’re a bum––a drug addict. Why don’t you get help?” are common phrases about the homeless that Wayne Walker, Executive […]
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Healing Diabetic Foot Ulcers with HBOT
Courtesy Texoma Medical Center The American Diabetes Association reports that more than 29 million Americans have diabetes. And many diabetics suffer from lower extremity wounds like foot ulcers. In fact, about 15% of diabetics develop […]
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A Fresh Take on Boxed Meals
By Stacy Apple Open your recipe book and chances are there’s a worn, dog-eared page that’s become a staple in your repertoire. These tried and true family favorites can conjure memories, quiet hungry mouths, or […]
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Do you have flat feet?
By Chantell Peterson Are you one of 25% of Americans that have flat feet? Having flat feet means that you do not have an arch in the bottom of your foot. Sometimes this condition is […]
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How Important Are Licensed Nurses for Assisted Living and Memory Care?
Courtesy Koelsch Senior Communities Assisted living and memory care communities are designed to promote aging in place by supporting independence and quality of life. The care provided by licensed nurses is often essential for achieving […]
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Why Aquatic Therapy Works Swimmingly
By Fran Wade, Physical Therapy Assistant Recovering from an injury, dealing with joint issues or even beginning an exercise regimen is tough at any age. As we grow older, muscles tend to shrink and body […]
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Wellness Checks for Medicare Patients
By Joan Weems, RN When you have Medicare, you can get an introductory “Welcome to Medicare” wellness check visit only within the first 12 months you have Medicare Part B. This visit includes a review […]
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Fighting Fibromyalgia
By John T. Ader, M.D., Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton A lack of energy, poor sleep habits, joint or muscle pain and stiffness can simply be your body’s way of telling you to slow down […]