Dr. Donald Jurivich: A letter to my doctor — What Matters Most?
This article is part of a series on Age Friendly Health Care and the Geriatric 4Ms, consisting of What Matters, Medication, Mind and Mobility.
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This article is part of a series on Age Friendly Health Care and the Geriatric 4Ms, consisting of What Matters, Medication, Mind and Mobility.
Bradford's ‘Warm Spaces’ are venues which offer refuge as well as hot drinks, free wi-fi, activities and access to information and advice
The Warm Spaces are places people can go – completely free of charge – to spend time during the day or evenings if they are struggling to heat…
Coloradans make Valentine's Day cards for Littleton Adventist Hospital health care workers More than a year ago, COVID-19 swept the nation. Day in and day out, health care workers have been on the frontlines caring for patients. To help lift their spirits this Valentineâs Day the Littleton community is coming together to put their gratitude on display. and last updated 2021-02-02 23:41:53-05 LITTLETON, Colo. â More than a year ago, COVID-19 swept the nation. Day in and day out, health care workers have been on the frontlines caring for patients. To help lift their spirits this Val...
As autumn faded into winter, decay is settling in: the air gets colder, darkness envelops us and leaves fall to the ground revealing bare branches. The feelings of melancholy grow deeper and for many, seasonal depression sets in. New England winters are harsh, unrelenting and long. But there is beauty to be found. The season’s stark nature fuels reflection and contemplation. With the COVID-19 pandemic amplifying the feelings of this time, artists and writers are finding creative ways to express their thoughts and emotions around loss, seasonal depression and coping. Brian Huntress, "Princes...