Each year, a great number of people experience sinusitis, also known as sinus infections. Sinus problems are caused by various factors such as seasonal allergies, the common cold, and how the sinus area is structured with symptoms such as a Read more…
Ah, there’s nothing like a cup of hot chamomile tea to soothe the nerves. Chamomile has been used medicinally for thousands of years and was known by ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian cultures. It is usually made into a tisane Read more…
Going home from the hospital or nursing home does not mean that a loved one’s healthcare needs are over. The transition period between the time of discharge from the hospital and when routine care is reestablished can be confusing for Read more…
Wrist-worn smart watches and fitness monitors have become widely adopted by consumers and are gaining increased attention from researchers. While accuracy of chest strap, electrode-based HR monitors have been confirmed, research shows that fitness trackers may not be the best Read more…
Most people identify as either an early bird (or a lark) or a night owl. The classic night owl seems to function better in the latter part of the day, whereas, the early bird jumps up at the crack of Read more…
The holiday season means many different things to each of us. It can be a time of faith, family traditions, parties, gatherings, and culinary delights. All the hustle and bustle involved in getting everything done. It’s also a good time Read more…
Traditional Medicare pays 100% of allowable charges for both home health and hospice. Yes, when someone meets the basic qualifications for these services, and when the agency is Medicare-certified, Medicare pays 100% of allowable charges. It means no co-pays, no Read more…
A study finds that half of people who suffer with a heart attack fail to immediately call an ambulance for help. This delays the diagnosis which could potentially worsen their odds of survival. People who found another way to the Read more…
Diabetes is a growing concern and, like most health issues, older adults are among the worst affected. According to the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 30 million people have diabetes in the United Read more…
Should I or shouldn’t I? That’s the question that men face when it comes to being screened for prostate cancer. According to the National Health Institute statistics, 11.6 percent of men will have prostate cancer at some point in their Read more…