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Two of the more common rehabilitation services are Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy. These rehab therapies might be appropriate pre-surgery, post-surgery, or in hopes to avoid surgery. They can be effective treatment to help reduce pain, restore or improve function and maintain or improve quality of life. I connected with Kerri De Jonge, PT, DPT […]

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between Urgent Care and Emergency Care? Me too. I connected with Amber Davenport, PA-C, Regional Clinical Director at WellNow Urgent Care to learn more. It is important to know your options for Primary Care (PCP), Urgent Care, and Emergency Care (or ER) and when is the right

March was National Nutrition Month. This annual campaign was created 50 years ago by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. This was a perfect opportunity to connect with Kelsi Bruno, a Registered Dietitian at Senior Care Partners PACE. The conversation and suggestions below are opinion and information intended for a general audience. You should consult

Ryan Miller, Senior Care Partners P.A.C.E. Making our physical and mental health a priority can be a challenge any time of the year. Record snow fall, polar vortexes, and black ice can all amp up the difficulty and be motivation drainers. This month I sat down with Ryan Langejans, PT, Cert MDT. Ryan is a

Ryan Miller, Senior Care Partners P.A.C.E. I think we can all understand and appreciate that the holiday season, while fun and exciting in so many ways, can also be stressful, painful, and even depressing for many. This month I sat down with Allison Kapcia, LLMSW, Social Worker, and Nicole Fitzgerald, Spiritual Care Provider, at Senior

Ryan Miller, Senior Care Partners P.A.C.E. This month I sat down with Shelly Nutter to discuss Care for the Caregivers. Shelly is the Area Vice President for Fresh Perspective Home Care LLC and co-owner of Espanola House AFC. Often the conversations revolving around healthcare focus on the patient – their needs, their diagnosis, their plan

One of our favorite things to see is how our care for your loved one improves and restores relationships with caregivers. You get to be their son or daughter again. Their spouse. Their soulmate. Roles are restored, and you can get back to enjoying each other’s company.