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Veteran services are critical during the COVID-19 crisis
An Army veteran – and a Penn Medicine social worker – explains how local organizations are taking action
Is First Command Financial Services a Military Friendly Employer?
Find out if First Command Financial Services is Military Friendly® Military Friendly® is focused on helping transitioning veterans access the top Military Friendly® employers looking to attract and retain military veterans.
How A Rollover Accident Led To A New Life For A Veteran Salesman
Knowing he needed to change something, McGuire, 58, found a new purpose for his life, starting a business in regenerative medicine.
How tech can stop the looming food crisis
Start by developing technologies that reduce all the wasted food out there.
Learning to Cope With a Critical Illness
A critical illness diagnosis can come as a shock, but there are ways to plan and thrive. Learn about critical illness insurance and other methods to manage a diagnosis.
How Women Are Tackling Hunger in Their Communities
Amid a growing hunger crisis and a patchy federal safety net, these women are finding ways to feed their communities
How the climate crisis is accelerating food systems reform
The sector may have been slower than others to respond to climate, but there’s no doubt that things are moving now.
How Technology, Innovation and Free Market Can Help the Food Crisis
Increased food production isn't all we need to keep up with population growth.
SINGER: A coming hunger crisis?
As if we don’t have enough societal worries on our plates — degenerating culture, an opioid epidemic, divided loyalties, etc. — here’s the coming specter that could really change things
5 Factors of a Growing Food Crisis
The majority of people affected by hunger live in rural areas of developing countries, but the factors that have a negative impact on food security are global.
Many workers fear critical illness more than death
When asked to identify their greatest concern in case of a critical illness 47 percent of survey participants said finances.
3 Critical Considerations When Choosing A Domain Name For Your Practice
Choosing a domain name for your practice can be more complicated than one would think. It’s so important to find the “perfect” domain name; one people will remember, be able to spell easily. Its also important find a domain name for your medical practice website that is related in some way to what you do. […]
4 steps to reduce a hospital social media crisis
Urgent Care Is the Surprisingly Good Answer to the Emergency Room Crisis
Urgent cares, retail clinics, and concierge medicine are changing how we stay healthy.
Caregiving in Crisis, and How to Fix It
A virtual event about our Universal Family Care issue
4 Tips for Successful Medication Management as a Family Caregiver
A few years ago, my father-in-law experienced a major medical crisis and as a result he was hospitalized. He was in intensive care for a time but eventually gained enough strength so that he was able to return home...Read More
Aging Well: first year critical in stroke recovery
Doctors say strokes are one of the biggest causes of death and disability for seniors. The recovery varies, depending on how severe the stroke is. 56-year-old Taumaoe Kapesi works hard to reclaim ...
8 questions for critical respiratory compromise patients
EMS1 SponsoredMake every assessment question count using this strategy to quickly assess respiratory patients who are unable to speak in phrases or sentences By Bob Sullivan Patients in severe respiratory distress or respiratory compromise are often unable to speak more than one or two words at a time, and attempting to do so makes their distress even worse. Use these eight yes-no questions to learn from…
Critical Illness Insurance—What You Need to Know
When we hear the word insurance, most of us tend to think of things like car or health insurance. Critical illness insurance most likely isn’t one of the types of insurance that comes to mind. It makes sense—we often don’t want to think about the scarier health-related risks in life—especially not critical illness. Unfortunately this inclination to turn away also often leaves us vulnerable and unprotected…
Veteran with dementia finds passion for coloring
A veteran with dementia develops a passion for coloring.
