Category: Seniors Staying Active
Are You Suffering From Psoriasis? Let Us Help
I’d like to welcome our Guest Blogger, Jill Thomas. Jill is writing today’s blog for Psoriasis Awareness Month. Jill Thomas is a consultant for Rodan and Fields Dermatology. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that affects nearly 7.5 million Americans. Out …
Read PostSummer Running Injuries – Physical Therapy Can Help
Those who enjoy running for exercise need to aware of what their body is trying to tell them at all times. Listening to your body will tell you when you need to back off or rest because of overuse of …
Read PostHealthy Picnicking With All the Fixin’s
Today’s guest blog is written by our Live Your Life Physical Therapy dietitian Kim Fox. Ah summer. After a long winter there’s nothing like being outside enjoying the sun, fresh air and all of nature busting with life. What’s even …
Read PostSigns of Dementia
Dementia is a symptom of various diseases, medical problems, and issues; the most common disease being Alzheimer’s. While many people think that dementia is a disease itself, it is not a disease but a symptom. Unfortunately many people feel that …
Read PostSummer Sundowner’s Syndrome – Physical Therapy May Help
It’s summertime and while many of us are out enjoying the sunny days and nice weather, this isn’t the case for everyone. Those affected with Alzheimer’s can often suffer from something referred to as Sundowners. Sundowners is a condition in …
Read PostCataract Awareness Month
Cataract surgery is a common surgery among seniors. The surgery itself takes as little as 15 to 30 minutes to perform. However, there is a healing time needed and recovery instructions are given according to what the particular case may …
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