This is not the time to realize you forgot something. Planing ahead makes sense. The moment a crisis strikes stress levels rise and our minds start functioning in ways that don’t always allow for the best decisions to be made. Police and military practice and drill because when they get into high stress situations they […]
August 17, 2012
How many times have you heard or said something like this when memory issues arise? “I have a touch of the old timer’s disease.” “I have a photographic memory but sometimes I don’t have film.” “I’m directionally challenged” “Who moved my keys, I know I laid them RIGHT HERE.” I don’t know about […]
June 14, 2012
This article speaks of a very real danger for those older Americans living in urban areas. Staying active as we age is important for good health and walking is easy and inexpensive. What happens when we lose confidence that we can walk around our neighborhood safely? Fear becomes a real adversary as we grow older, we worry about losing independence, […]
May 23, 2012
by Allen Klein Sometimes a laugh is the only weapon we have. —Roger Rabbit Several years ago my father-in-law was very ill. One time, when he came home from the hospital, it was his and my mother-in-law’s wedding anniversary. I suggested that they invite a few friends over for dinner and I would do the cooking. […]
May 8, 2012
If you have not heard about the changes coming in Medicare reimbursements to hospitals. The changes are significant and could severely impact hospitals that do not demonstrate the delivery of quality care to their patients. Hospitals are concerned, and they should be but these changes should positively impact the patients experience both in the hospital […]
February 15, 2013
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