Our psychological well-being is affected when major events occur in our life. Retirement, changes in our health, happy events or tragedies in our family, national or world crisis, or financial concerns may affect our well-being. […]
If you suffer from obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), you know restless nights, irritated spouses and day time fatigue are just a part of everyday life…but it doesn’t have to be this way.
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Prostate Cancer Prevention…what’s all the press about? By Nicholas Toepfer, M.D., Colorado Springs Health Partners, PC, Colorado Springs LIVING WELL Magazine There has been some recent media hubbub about whether or not men should have […]
The fully comprehensive spine centers of Minimally Invasive SpineCARE® include a team of highly trained, spine-focused physicians who specialize in minimally invasive spine surgery, pain management, and physical therapy and chiropractic care. A nationally acclaimed center, Minimally Invasive SpineCARE® focuses the practice solely on a high level of patient cared in treating spinal disorders with minimally invasive procedures and in managing acute and chronic pain from back, neck and nerve related conditions of the spine. […]
Courtesy Southwest Foot and Ankle Center Foot and Ankle Center is proud to be one of the few practices in the country offering MLS Laser Therapy for all foot and ankle issues. It is an […]
Often, while discussing the concerns and desires that people have about their teeth and smile, it is discovered that many of their issues are in need of evaluation and treatment that is comprehensive in nature. Tooth-by-tooth management of dental needs is not necessarily inappropriate. […]
In hospice, you will find hope for living every moment fully until the end of life, hope for relief of pain and symptoms, hope for freedom from isolation, loneliness, abandonment, and loss of control, and hope for the completion of personal goals and a life well-lived. […]
Dementia––When should you be concerned about your short-term memory? Courtesy Kerry Mahan, MD, Denton County LIVING WELL Magazine Have you misplaced something lately and wondered if you should be concerned about your short-term memory? Every […]
If a woman in her 30s experiences painful burning when she urinates, she likely has a urinary tract infection (UTI); however, an elderly person with a UTI rarely has clear symptoms and might not experience pain or discomfort at all. […]
There are normal changes as we get older. Eyesight and hearing declines, reflexes tend to slow down, and there is less coordination and muscle strength to take action in avoiding a fall. In the elderly, this increases the risk of serious injuries that may cause you to go to a hospital or even threaten your ability to live on your own. […]
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