Tag Archives: Living

Senior Living: Some good financial news on the horizon

There are many retirees feeling they have not only been hit with an unpredictable future for their health but also an uncertain economic future with respects to their retirement investment savings. Being forced to wait for the market to rebound is something most older investors have done many times in the past, with the 2008… Read More: Senior Living: Some good financial news on the horizon »

Signs that It’s Time for a Skilled Nursing or Assisted Living Facility

By Ava Emory, Eckerd Living Center On admission, we often hear the story of the event that made it clear that it was time to transition someone’s mother, father or spouse to a nursing home. Some signs include missing medication or taking them too often, leaving the water or stove on, frequent falls, getting lost… Read More: Signs that It’s Time for a Skilled Nursing or Assisted… »

Living And Coping With Arthritis – How To Stay Active And Independent

Free Website Content » Health » Disease Articles By: Richard Clement Arthritis pain can be frustrating. Nagging and crippling arthritis pain can continue day after day. How much happier would you be if you could stop your arthritis pain right now and feel great all day? Knowing the nature of the disease can really bring… Read More: Living And Coping With Arthritis – How To Stay Active… »

Kidney Disease: Common Labs and Medical Terminology: The Patient’s Perspective (Renal Diet HQ IQ Pre-Dialysis Living) (Volume 4)

New to kidney failure? Have no idea what your physician just said about your kidneys? Kidney disease labs and terminology can quite often be a challenge to understand and digest. Did your doctor use the “stages of kidney disease”? Did you physician refer to “eGFR”? What does all this mean for your health and future… Read More: Kidney Disease: Common Labs and Medical Terminology: The Patient’s Perspective… »