HEAVY SITTERS BEWARE
By Linda J. Williams, Cuyahoga Falls Parks and Recreation, Akron LIVING WELL Magazine
Would everyone please rise? Your couch and chair may be killing you.
A leading researcher on inactivity physi […]
Droopy Eyelids
By Mary E. Hurley, M.D., North Dallas Dermatology, North Dallas LIVING WELL Magazine
I have droopy eyelids and feel like I need to have plastic surgery. Is there anything I can do to avoid having to go under the knife?
While nothing can quite compete with the dramatic effects of plastic surgery, there are risks involved with any surgical procedure, including the risks associated with general anesthesia. There are many new advances in the field of cosmetic dermatology that can buy time until you really need surgery. […]
BURDEN TO SOCIETY? I. DON’T. THINK. SO.
By Barbara Raynor, Boomers Leading Change in Health, East Denver LIVING WELL Magazine
Ever since the leading edge of Baby Boomers began turning 65, much has been written about us, the largest, healthiest, most affluent, best-educated generation in American history. Not much of it has been flattering. It seems as though the bulk of the conversation has focused on the “burden” our sheer numbers will place on society as we age—never mind the benefits our collective good health, wealth, knowledge, and experience might bring to the party. […]
HealthSouth Scottsdale Receives Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval™ for its Stroke Rehabilitation Program
By Jennifer L. Kalmer, MD, Board Certified Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physician at HealthSouth Scottsdale Rehabilitation Hospital, Scottsdale LIVING WELL Magazine
The Joint Commission has awarded HealthSouth Scottsdale Rehabilitation Hospital the Gold Seal of Approval for its Stroke Rehabilitation Program. […]
Has Your Retirement Stool Got All 3 Legs?
By Jim McPartland, Sr. Specialist, Personal Financial Planning, TrueNorth, Linn County LIVING WELL Magazine
So, how did it turn out for you, this roller coaster ride we experienced in the financial markets this year? Has it made you wonder about how this could affect your retirement? […]
Dealing with Difficult Behavior in the Elderly
By Dave Bourque, Comfort Keepers, Akron LIVING WELL Magazine
Family caregivers give the greatest gift of all – their love, energy and time – often at the expense of their own families and in lieu of other things they might like to do. Caregiving can be difficult, and caregivers can face challenges every hour of every day…especially when dealing with difficult behaviors from their loved ones.
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How to lower your risk of stroke
Making lifestyle changes to your control blood pressure
By Aimee Garza, MD, Neurologist, Centennial Medical Center, Collin LIVING WELL Magazine
Approximately every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke. […]
Would you like to Reverse the Physical Effects of Aging?
By Danny Burke, Somatics Educator, Northshore LIVING WELL Magazine
Do you have any of these symptoms? […]
The Priceless Benefits of Learning to Swim
By Klaus Bolle, Bolle Adult Swim School, Scottsdale LIVING WELL Magazine
So often my conversations about the advantages of swimming seem to center on the health benefits. From reducing weight, to lowering blood pressure, to building strength, stamina and energy levels––I could go on for hours about what many consider the ideal exercise. As great as those things are, the most powerful stories I hear are about the impact learning to swim has had on my students’ personal lives. Some of these stories literally bring me to tears (in a good way).
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Who Will Take Care of Senior Citizens?
Courtesy Avere Healthcare Clinic, Denton LIVING WELL Magazine
Statistics show most Medicare recipients don’t understand what Medicare is all about. This leads to frustration, which causes seniors to likely defer preventative care and skip necessary doctor’s visits. The average senior doesn’t know when they need a colonoscopy, and most certainly isn’t particularly eager to find out! […]
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