Six proven ways to heal after a stroke
Someone suffers a stroke in the United States every 40 seconds, according to the Center for Disease Control. Strokes occur when a blood vessel in the brain…
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Get a private preview of your orthopedic rehabilitation
Interested in learning more about your rehabilitation after your upcoming joint replacement or elective orthopedic surgery? Then schedule your private, one-on-one orientation where our team of therapy…
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Seven ways to stay positive during a time of healing
One of the many issues being studied by the National Institutes of Health is how emotional health affects physical health. Links between the two are revealing that…
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Tips for preventing falls in and out of your home
Falls happen in an instant. A missed step going down the stairs or onto a slippery floor can mean broken bones or injuries that take weeks or…
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Try these five foods that help fight bad cholesterol
With the holidays approaching, it is wise to have an eating plan in place to keep your cholesterol levels in check. By being aware of the foods…
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Will your next surgery be robotic?
There were more than 693,000 robotic procedures performed in the United States in 2017, according to the health care market research firm, iData. The number is expected…
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Tips for strengthening your hips
One of the biggest fears connected to aging is breaking a hip. Researchers for the National Institutes of Health estimate that one in three women and one…
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How to reduce surgical risk
Every surgical procedure presents risks. But when the possible beneficial outcomes far outweigh the risks, surgery seems like the best choice. A study completed for the Department…
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Avoiding stomach ulcers
For many years, people believed that stress or spicy foods were the reason stomach ulcers developed. But in the mid-1980s, this idea began to change as researchers…
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What do those numbers mean? A look at blood pressure
It happens at almost every visit to the doctor’s office. A nurse will wrap a blood pressure cuff around your arm, pump it up and then tell…
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