By David Culbreth, Senior Transitions Specialist, Realtor, SRES Not only am I realtor, one that specializes in seniors real estate and senior transitions, I am also a weather geek and the son of an Air Force weatherman. Call me crazy but I love a good storm and find hurricanes fascinating. …
Read More »It’s All About the Kids…
By Brooklynn Curley, APRN-C Wow! Can you believe it is already August? If you are a mamma like me, the anxiety of back to school season might be creeping up on you if it hasn’t hit already. It’s such a magical time of new backpacks, “first-day” pictures, new milestones, and …
Read More »EmsCulptNEO® for Back Pain
By Dr. Tina Chandra Emsculpt NEO is a nonsurgical body contouring device that combines high-intensity focused electromagnetic (HIFEM) technology with radiofrequency (RF) energy. It strengthens and builds muscles while burning fat at the same time. It can be used to treat the abdomen, buttocks, biceps, triceps, calves the muscles in …
Read More »The Power of Sunscreen: Protecting Skin, Preventing Cancer
Few skincare products wield as much power and promise as sunscreen. It’s not just about avoiding a nasty sunburn. Sunscreen is your first line of defense against skin cancer, the most common cancer in the United States for both men and women. But navigating the sunscreen aisle can be a …
Read More »How to Protect Yourself Against Summer Urinary Tract Infections
As the temperatures rise and summer activities begin, it’s crucial to pay attention to your urinary health. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) can be a common and uncomfortable issue, especially during the warmer months. This article will explore why UTIs are more prevalent in summer and provide practical tips to help …
Read More »Alzheimer’s and Dementia: What’s the Difference
Samuel Alfano, D.O. In the realm of cognitive health, two terms often intermingle, causing confusion: Alzheimer’s and dementia. While they are related, understanding their distinctions is crucial for proper diagnosis, treatment, and support. Grasping the contrast between Alzheimer’s disease and dementia not only aids those living with these conditions but …
Read More »Top Sun Safety Tips
Sun safety is always in season, but especially in these warmer months that are upon us it’s vitally important to protect yourself from the suns harmful rays. We decided to get with all our providers and find out their favorite sun safety tips! Check out the list below, and don’t …
Read More »THE IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR EYE EXAMS: WHAT TO EXPECT AND WHEN TO SCHEDULE
Regular comprehensive eye exams are an easy and effective way to promote clear, crisp vision and prevent vision loss throughout your lifetime. Many eye problems produce no symptoms in the beginning, as they stealthily damage vision. In some cases, this damage is irreversible, so discovering problems before they impact vision …
Read More »Suffering from Memory Loss? Could it be Alzheimer’s Disease?
By Craig Curtis, M.D. Is your memory not what it used to be? Are you experiencing or having trouble with: Forgetfulness Focusing Short term memory Too many “Senior Moments” Friends or family concerned about your memory problems? It’s possible that your memory problems are simply a sign of aging as …
Read More »The Paralyzing Fears When Facing Important Decisions for Care – Part One
By Janice Martin, Owner of Senior Liaison of Central Florida When the need for assisted living becomes a crisis, the situation can become overwhelming and affect the ability to do anything. I refer to it as paralysis and I’ve identified four types that will hinder progress at the expense of …
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