At least 50 percent of the U.S. population will develop a balance issue, at some point in their lives. Balance disorders typically happen to the aging population, between the ages of 50 to 75, and most of these are related to vestibular disruptions. Patients suffering from vestibular related disorders frequently …

By Dr. Chad Rose. DC Arthritis affects millions of Americans, limiting mobility and diminishing quality of life for many. While often associated with aging, this condition can impact people of all ages and backgrounds. Understanding arthritis is the first step toward effectively managing its symptoms and maintaining an active lifestyle. …

October is Mental Health Month — and while the world is telling you to “do some self-care” (whatever that means), at Recharge Clinic, we’re about more than bubble baths and breathing exercises. Sure, those things feel nice, but if your hormones are tanked, your nutrients are running on empty, or …

By Dr. Andrew Franklin, DPM, PH.D October is National Physical Therapy Month, a time to recognize the vital role physical therapists play in improving mobility and quality of life. As a podiatrist, I’ve seen how physical therapy significantly enhances patient outcomes for foot and ankle conditions. The collaboration between podiatrists …

By Ali Zarezadeh, MD – Orthopaedics Your spine is the literal backbone of your health and mobility. This remarkable structure of bones, discs, muscles, and nerves supports your body, enables movement, and protects your spinal cord. Yet many of us don’t think about spine health until pain or injury occurs. …

If you want to keep your brain healthy as you age, scientists will be the first to tell you: It might be time to start getting serious about exercise. Studies have shown that physical exercise is one of eight established ways to reduce dementia risk. Scott Forbes, an associate professor …

Women are often told that bloating is just part of life, linked to their cycles, stress or something they ate. But sometimes, persistent bloating is your body’s way of signaling something more serious. Ovarian cancer signs and symptoms show up in ways that are easy to overlook or explain away. …

By Nektarios Demetriou, DO, and Pamela Couture, APRN, Family Medicine at Millennium Physician Group It’s easy to wait until something feels wrong before seeing a doctor. But many severe health conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, or certain cancers can develop quietly, without apparent symptoms. That’s why preventive healthcare, also …

Every year in the United States nearly 800,000 people will suffer from a stroke. If it’s not caught early enough, it can lead to death, paralysis, cognitive impairment, aphasia and many more complications. There are Several Different Types of Strokes: • Hemorrhagic strokes are when a damaged blood vessel begins to …

By Gene Turner, MD, FAARFM Mid-Florida Age Management are highlighting breakthrough treatments that are changing lives for the millions of Americans living with this challenging condition. Among these innovations, Omniwave shockwave therapy is emerging as a game-changer for patients seeking relief from arthritis pain and improved mobility without invasive procedures. …