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Making Spiritual Care More Accessible for Nursing Home Residents
As more people require long-term care services, either at home or in a facility, the need to care for the human spirit becomes as important as physical health. This facility explains how spiritual care is incorporated in overall care experience.
Rethinking Pain: Safer, Smarter Care Keeps You Moving - Even as You Age
Seniors deserve better than opioids alone. Discover how smarter, personalized pain plans reduce medication risks, improve mobility, and preserve independence.
How a Senior's Age Can Affect Their Personal Injury Lawsuit
A senior's age can influence the severity and recovery time of injuries sustained. Additionally, courts may consider the pre-existing health conditions and reduced life expectancy of older individuals when assessing damages, which can impact the outcome of the case.
Nursing Home Neglect - What to Do If You Suspect Neglect or Abuse
Most long-term health care is delivered at home or in assisted living; however, some require nursing home care. Abuse and neglect can happen anywhere, and you should know what to do if you suspect neglect.
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Why Hips Hurt After 50 — Keep Yours Strong and Pain-Free by Starting with Your Glutes
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