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Geriatric Doctor: What They Do and How They Can Help Your Loved One
Posted by Nate Birt on Sat Dec 17 2022
If you care for a loved one 65 or older, you’ve probably spent some time at doctor’s appointments. You might be pleased with the quality of care they receive. But, in other cases, you might wonder whether a doctor specializing in geriatrics or older adults might be a better fit. You’ll want to consider several factors when evaluating if a geriatric doctor can help your loved one. Let’s explore some of those criteria and look at ways to make the decision easier, contributing to a high quality of life for your loved one. Read More
5 Ways to Keep Your Kids Entertained, No Electricity Necessary
Posted by Chad Birt on Tue Aug 30 2022
Many parents worry about their children’s electronics consumption. If you’re one of them, consider trying some different, hands-on activities at home. Options abound, whether you’re planning a fun weekend or trying to stay busy during a power outage. Read More
Tight and Swollen Legs in Seniors: What You Should Know About Peripheral Edema
Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Thu Dec 15 2022
This article will discuss what peripheral edema is, its symptoms, and its causes. We will also provide some tips on treating and preventing peripheral edema and warning signs that mean you need to seek medical care. Read More
How to Navigate Responsibilities When You're Not Your Parents’ Only Caregiver
Posted by Chad Birt on Mon Jun 07 2021