Providing care to an elderly, sick, injured, or disabled person is a demanding responsibility. Anyone who decides to become a caregiver and is willing to provide Personal Care, paid or not, should be sainted. Not only are they willing to care for others, but they are also willing to do the dirty work. Becoming a … Continue reading →
Diabetes is a condition in which the blood contains too much glucose. Most often than not, it affects the body in the long term and high blood glucose levels can harm the body’s organs over time. Although there is no cure for diabetes, it can be managed by losing weight, eating healthy meals, and exercising. … Continue reading →
It is never too late to prevent diabetes. But, where do you begin? Changing your lifestyle is a big step! If you’re at an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, making a few changes in your daily habits helps prevent the complications of diabetes. Check out where to start below. Maintain a healthy weight. According … Continue reading →
Medical social workers offer several ways to assist you or your loved ones, whether you need help understanding your diagnosis or easing your transition back home. Find out more ways that a medical social worker can provide additional assistance. Assistance with post-hospital plans. No follow-up plans after being discharged from the hospital? A medical social … Continue reading →
