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The next generation of extended care
Saturday, June 30, 2007


It’s nothing like your grandmother’s nursing home

More than 50,000 extended care organizations— made up of 16,000 certified nursing care and 39,000 assisted living facilities—are witnessing a wave of  change across the U.S. Over the last two decades, a culture change has started to transform the way extended care is managed, delivered, and experienced.



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Challenging the national gerontology training program
Saturday, June 30, 2007


Picture yourself in a room with 4,999 people over age 65, who are waiting to see a single doctor. Chances are the wait will be long and the care rushed.

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Getting a grip on life’s stressors
Saturday, June 30, 2007


They are everywhere, but they don’t have to hurt you

“You name the disease and stress affects it,” says Tom Morris D.O., Erickson Health physician at Monarch Landing, an Erickson–built and –managed  community in Illinois. Morris is one of many health professionals who acknowledge the mind-body link in stress’s affect on your health.



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Are medications better than surgery for heart disease?
Saturday, June 30, 2007


Since the early 80s, if someone had chest pains and tests showed an artery blocked, the next step was usually a procedure called angioplasty, designed to open the artery. But in the last few years, some experts started questioning whether that was always a good idea.



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Depression is bad for your heart
Saturday, June 30, 2007


A change of mind may prevent heart attacks

For years, doctors have suspected that emotions can increase the risk of heart disease, the nation’s number one killer. New studies provide evidence that heart disease and depression are linked.



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