“If Falling Were A Disease, It Would Be Deemed An Epidemic”
“FALLS are so harmful to the elderly and so costly to society that if falling were a disease, it would be deemed an epidemic.” Steve Lohr for The New York Times
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“FALLS are so harmful to the elderly and so costly to society that if falling were a disease, it would be deemed an epidemic.” Steve Lohr for The New York Times
Reimbursement is the driving force for telemedicine expansion in the United States. Big insurance companies are encouraging large employers to implement interactive video telemedicine programs. With the new healthcare bill the federal government is providing financial incentives to study telemedicine and other innovations.

One of the world’s top physicians, Dr. Eric Topol, has a prescription that could improve your family’s health and make medical care cheaper. The cardiologist
When looking at remodeling options to better age in place the addition of an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) could be a worthwhile consideration. It is
Mobile Tech Use Is Rising, Monitoring Concerns Falling Recent reports from AARP and Enterprise Forum Northwest indicate that those of us over the age of
Telemedicine has long been thought a pathway to better care but according to New York Times columnist Pauline Chen “telemedicine has failed to take hold in the same way that other, newer technologies have.”