Medication Management for People with Dementia
It has been estimated that over five million Americans have dementia. Many people at risk for dementia, including those aged sixty-five and older, family members of someone with Alzheimer’s Disease, or anyone who shares similar characteristics to someone at high risk for developing the disease, are unaware of its symptoms and how to manage it....Read More
Tips and Tricks for Accessing Free or Low-cost Healthcare
Most of us are familiar with the health insurance system in America — for some, it works, for others, not so much. Even if you do have insurance, there’s no guarantee that you can afford your medications or receive decent medical attention when you need it. Then some people are underinsured, meaning they have insurance,...Read More
Understanding Prescription Assistance Programs
If you find yourself needing to take prescription drugs regularly, chances are, they can get pretty expensive. It’s estimated that 44 million Americans don’t have health insurance and an astonishing 38 million lack adequate health care coverage for their medications. That means there are plenty of people who need help paying for their meds. As...Read More
3 Myths About Inherited Cardiac Diseases
Cardiovascular diseases are one of the leading causes of death worldwide, accounting for more than 17 million deaths each year. Unfortunately, many myths exist about what causes them, which often leads to delayed diagnosis and treatment of these serious conditions. This blog will help you to debunk three myths about inherited cardiac diseases, as well as provide...Read More
Ways to Remember to take your Medicine
There are several reasons why drugs aren’t taken as directed. It’s not uncommon for people to forget to take their prescription or misunderstand.
Why Community Health Is Important to Public Health?
Community health and public health go hand in hand. They both have the same goal — protecting people and keeping them healthy. Community health and public health organizations play an important role in achieving this goal because they work with communities and individuals to prevent disease, improve health, promote positive behavior changes, and increase access...Read More
Medication Safety Tips for Seniors
Medication safety is taking the proper drug at the right time. Older people are prone to using many medications, increasing the risk of serious side effects, including interactions.
The Physical and Mental Health Impacts of COVID-19 on Healthcare
The pandemic has impacted nearly every aspect of people’s lives, and with new variants emerging, it’s important to understand how it can affect people’s overall wellbeing as well as how you can manage or recover from it. Read on to learn more about the impact of the pandemic on both mental and physical health. Effects on Mental Health The...Read More
Misconceptions About Prescription Drug Abuse
Prescription drugs are usually used for the treatment of widespread diseases. Medical practitioners prescribe these medications after conducting a thorough examination (if medicines are required). Overuse of prescription drugs can have serious side effects and patients should only use them after consulting their doctor. Here are 3 myths about prescription drug abuse.
Medication Management for People with Dementia
If you or an aging loved one has been diagnosed with dementia, it can be a challenge for you and your loved ones. If you are caring for someone with dementia, managing medication can be a very difficult task. The following information will help you understand how to manage medications for people with dementia. You...Read More
