Stages of Grief – Dealing With Loss is a Journey, During and After
Grief is a fact of life. We all experience a loss or a sense of loss. Regardless of the loss, there are stages that everyone goes through. Each person’s grief journey is an individual as their fingerprint. You can be angry one minute,...
Alzheimer’s & Related Dementias
Family gatherings can be a perfect opportunity to observe loved one's. Have you noticed slight changes in the behavior of a loved one when the family gathers? Are you concerned, perhaps from a safety perspective, personal hygiene or...
Are You Prepared?
Talking about the “what if’s” is never an easy thing to do. Especially when we are talking about our own health and mortality. However, this is something that is so important in this age of scattered families and managed care. The time...
How can Digital Health Improve Mental Health Dis-Ease?
Mental health refers to people’s cognitive, behavioral, and emotional well-being. Prolonged isolation can take its toll on mental health issues as we learned with the global pandemic. Learning to navigate resources and developing a deeper...
Technology Skill Building – Awareness!
Four Learning Concepts in Technology: What’s a QR Code? QR or Quick Response code are a type of barcode easily readable with a digital device like a Smart Phone. During a recent visit to NYC I had a crash course in the value of...
Telehealth & Providing Personalized Care
Concepts for Telehealth - Technology Requirements. Here is what you need to know - 4 Basic Requirements you should discuss Choose your software. The first step is to select a secure and trusted platform Know your hardware and what you...