By: Danielle Kunkle – Vice President of Boomer Benefits Enrolling in Medicare is often nerve-wracking for anyone turning 65. It can be especially scary to transition into Medicare while undergoing […]
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By: Teresa Poindexter, PT, CNC at Georgetown Physical Therapy After treating patients for 20 years, I am deeply concerned about the pain and associated postural deformity that follows some post
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Dr. Jamie Reese is a physical therapist who has been practicing for 10 years. People are often confused about the physical therapist profession and what they can offer. This
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By Elizabete Gomes, LAC, RN, ACN, DWLC You would think that when I worked in an intensive care unit or taught nursing at the cancer ward I was most helpful
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Dear Friends, Thank you for making 2016 yet another remarkable year for the Breast Cancer Resource Center! As our organization enters into its 22nd year of service, I’d like to
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Linda Brase, M.A., Licensed Professional Counselor The ripples of a cancer diagnosis extend to spouses, partners, siblings, children and friends. Many of these family members will find they now need to take
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