By Dr. Chad Rose. DC This Valentine’s Day, let’s talk about a different kind of weakness in the knees – the kind that’s less about romance and more about your joint health. While poets and songwriters have long used “weak knees” as a metaphor for love, at Rose Wellness Clinic, …
Read More »Resources for paying for a Senior Living Community
By Janice Martin, owner of Senior Liaison of Central Florida Inc. LONG TERM CARE INSURANCE is the best resource to reduce the cost of senior living. Most require that you need assistance with at least two Activities of Daily Living which include bathing/showering, dressing, hygiene/grooming, transferring (i.e. from a bed …
Read More »Caudal Steroid Injections:
An Effective Treatment Option for Lower Back and Tailbone Pain By Brent Compton, MD Caudal steroid injections have emerged as a valuable treatment option for patients suffering from chronic lower back pain, sciatica, and tailbone discomfort. This minimally invasive procedure delivers powerful anti-inflammatory medication directly to the affected area, providing …
Read More »Understanding Dry Skin: Causes, Concerns, and Treatments
By Dr. Ashley Cauthen Dry skin, also known as xerosis, is a common skin condition that affects people of all ages and skin types. It occurs when the skin loses moisture and becomes dehydrated, leaving it feeling tight, rough, and sometimes even flaky or cracked. Although dry skin is often …
Read More »Navigating End-of-Life Decisions
The Role of Hospice Palliative Care and Strategic Planning By Steve Schneider, MBA – CEO, Securenet Financial, LLC. As we navigate the complex journey of life, we inevitably confront the reality of mortality. When faced with terminal illness, the importance of hospice palliative care becomes clear. This specialized medical care …
Read More »THE IMPORTANCE OF REGULAR CONTACT LENS CHECK-UPS: ENSURING LONG-TERM EYE HEALTH
Contact lenses allow people to see with incredible clarity without the limitations of glasses. However, ongoing contact lens use can lead to minor complications like dry eye and eyelid inflammation to more serious ones, such as keratitis (infection) and corneal abrasion. That’s why regular contact lens check-ups are essential for …
Read More »Stress Management for Your Heart: Why it’s Critical
T.E. Vallabhan, MD, FACC We all know it’s imperative to keep ourselves healthy through exercise, eating right, and warding off viruses and infections. However, one of the most overlooked stressors on our hearts is—anxiety. According to the American Heart Association, “More research is needed to determine how stress contributes to …
Read More »Vestibular Balance Issues Should Not be Ignored:
A Physical Therapy Method has Helped Countless Individuals Find Restoration 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 …
Read More »Heartfelt Health: Nurturing Couples Wellness This Valentine’s Day
By Elizabeth Mello, Executive Director As Valentine’s Day approaches, many couples focus on expressing their love through romantic gestures and thoughtful gifts. While these are wonderful ways to celebrate, it’s equally important to prioritize the health and well-being of both partners. This Valentine’s Day, consider embracing a holistic approach to …
Read More »Do You Need Knee Replacement Surgery? What You Should Know
By Sergio Martinez, D.O. When it comes to joint replacement, one of the main conditions that orthopedic surgeons see and treat daily is knee pain. Arthritis is one of the primary causes of knee pain in the aging population. Your Knees Withstand Remarkable Pressure on a Daily Basis Walking, standing, …
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