Rheumatoid Arthritis

Autoimmune System Breakdown As we have mentioned in previous posts, arthritis is a complex disease of the joints. There are over 100 musculoskeletal disorders or conditions -- that destroy joints, bones, muscles, cartilage and other connective tissues -- that...

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Treatment Options for Osteoarthritis

Arthritis is the most common cause of disability in the United States. It is estimated that more than 20 million Americans live with a bodily limitation or pain caused by osteoarthritis on a daily basis. The objectives of any...

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Effects of Osteoarthritis? It can be Moderate or Debilitating.

Most often, osteoarthritis develops slowly and gradually. It may start as soreness which seems to temporarily go away. Or a joint stiffness that seems a nuisance rather than a medical concern. My elderly mother complains of knee...

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Arthritis: A Disease of the Joints

My Mother has recently begun to complain more and more about arthritis pain. At best, she is slow moving these days and professes fear of falling. But she has frequently mentioned arthritic pain in her knees, which...

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Loneliness Can Be Health Risk for Seniors

Positive Attitude is Protection New research shows that our aging population, and many of our elderly parents, can reverse some of the negative health issues associated with a lonely life. Yes, having a positive approach and attitude can help! The...

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Will Diet Help Fight Alzheimer’s Disease?

There is growing scientific evidence which shows support for the concept that nutrition and diet can help prevent memory loss --  as well as improve memory in elderly patients already diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. Certain food groups can result in memory improvement for...

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Prostate Cancer – Even More Prevalent than Breast Cancer

Annual Screening is VERY Important Prostate cancer is the number one form of cancer among men in the U.S., with 240,000 new cases diagnosed every year (according to the American Cancer Society). An estimated 11 percent of all men who...

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Home Care Services Follow Hospitalization

Planning for Next Steps at Home Due in part to the Affordable Care Act - as we have mentioned previously in our blog - hospitals will be vulnerable to Medicare reimbursement reductions due to patient re-admissions within 30 days of...

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Health Care Distinguishes a Senior Community

Benefits Elders Aging in Place They are called Elder Communities, Over 55+ communities, Assisted Living facilities, or simply Retirement Communities. And there is a reason why more and more are being constructed across the country. Investors understand the volume of...

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Kidney Disease and Dialysis Treatment

Dialysis is a medical process which helps your kidneys continue to function properly. In a healthy man or woman, the kidneys filter your blood to rid the body of harmful wastes, excess salt, and water. When kidneys are unhealthy,...

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