Archive for March 2019
Winning Against All Odds
Andy Steinfeldt discovered his love of running late in life. When a series of medical conditions and complications threatened his newfound hobby, he refused to accept a future where he wasn’t able to compete. As a high schooler, Andy Steinfeldt wasn’t an athlete. He never won a ribbon or medal for anything fitness related. But…
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How Caregivers Can Prevent Back Pain
If you’ve ever transferred a parent from a bed to a chair, you probably won’t be surprised to know that family caregiving can put you at risk for musculoskeletal pain. The good news is that a wearable device is being developed to help prevent back strain in caregivers. Learn more about this device and how…
Read More7 Essential Questions to Ask Your Senior Living Advisor
Last Updated: October 8, 2018 Finding the right assisted or senior living community for a senior loved one can be an emotionally draining and lengthy process. Whether you’re just starting your senior care search or narrowing down your top choices, when you reach out to A Place for Mom, our Senior Living Advisors dedicate themselves to…
Read MoreIs America Running Out of Family Caregivers?
Family members have always been a reliable resource in caring for a parent or senior loved one in the home. Much of that has changed in recent years, however, due to changing family dynamics and the growing geographic space between families. This trend may represent the future of what lies ahead for many seniors in…
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Increased Risk of Heart Failure in IBD Patients – IBD in the News
Moving Towards Zero Harm – Patient Safety at the Mayo Clinic
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