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There’s nothing easy about palliative care, but perhaps the biggest issue is that nearly half of all end-of-life patients receive it. Find out the difference between palliative care and hospice care and gain the insight into the difference that it makes.

During a pandemic it’s more important than ever to stay safe and keep your immune system strong and healthy to help protect yourself better from infection and disease, and stack the odds in your favor for a speedier recovery. But did you know, that when it comes to maintaining a robust immune system, what you put into your body is as important as what you do with it? Read on, keep proactive, and stay safe.

A healthy and regular dose of Vitamin C can do more than just prevent Scurvy. Recent studies are showing that this invaluable vitamin can proactively help promote muscle heath, proving to be especially beneficial later in life. What else can this incredible vitamin do? Read on!

The Covid-19 pandemic has required a lot of change in our daily lives, effectively pushing us towards a New Normal. While most of these adaptations are only expected to be temporary, some industries including the healthcare sector are experiencing so much growth that they have cemented the shift in not only our New Normal, but in our future as well.

It’s common knowledge that drinking in excess may cause liver damage. You might even be aware that heavy drinking of alcohol has long term effects on the cardiovascular system. The brain also takes a hit from too much alcohol. But there’s exciting research emerging to support that IV Hydration may help combat these effects!

Finding the time to work out can be, at times, just as hard as finding the motivation to start! When chasing a healthier lifestyle and getting in shape, it pays to play by the buddy system. By making lifestyle improvements a household effort, studies show that it helps more than accountability!

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When it comes to Menopause, many symptoms are common knowledge. There's one symptom that doesn’t get as much time in the spotlight as others - Depression. Find out how you can be proactive about managing this specific symptom.

For both patients and providers reducing a patient’s length-of-stay offers multiple benefit for providers and patients alike. But these benefits aren’t without its drawbacks. Read on to discover why this may be.

A lot of Healthcare facilities are switching to telehealth options for non-emergency appointments. Unfortunately, when considering your options when it comes to Dentistry, a video appointment just can’t quite cut it. So, what are your options when it comes to your oral health?

It’s more important than ever to make sure that you’re keeping your immune system in tip top shape. Whether you’ve heard of it or not, Turmeric may be the best new addition to your health arsenal. Check out 10 ways to add this spice to your daily intake and stay proactive!

Could a cure for one of the most fatal, health conditions be as simple and cheap as a vitamin C drug cocktail? Does this study sound too good to be true? If this is something possible, why isn’t it common practice? Read on to find out!

A health conscious lifestyle may help prevent high cholesterol. However, in some cases that isn’t enough and sugar intake may play a central role in the development of high cholesterol. First, we need to understand why this may be. It’s important to understand the fundamentals of what Cholesterol is, and why having high levels is harmful to our bodies. Read on and stay Proactive!

Telehealth or telemedicine and in-home primary care are not new concepts. While both have been expanding and growing over the past several years, and especially with millennials, seniors, home-bound patients and patients in rural areas, the Covid-19 pandemic has arguably accelerated their acceptance and growth.

Various advances in medical science have contributed to an increase in life expectancy in the United States and other developed nations. Many studies estimate that these trends will continue and that children born today could easily have a life expectancy of 100 years. At first glance, this appears to be great news. But before having images of happy seniors enjoying their now-longer golden years, there is another statistic that needs to be considered. And it is one that has far-reaching implications for the nation’s healthcare providers.