While the role of nutrition is always a critical aspect of health, it’s even more important in the senior years. National Nutrition Month is the perfect time to discuss the role a quality diet plays in one’s overall health and wellness.
read moreSocial workers play a critical role in connecting patients with home health agencies that can help them recover from an illness, injury or chronic condition in the comfort of their own homes.
read moreWe all want to maintain our independence as long as possible. Experiencing an injury, recovering from surgery or simply learning to live with an aging body doesn’t change that. We still want to live in our own homes, take care of ourselves and generally live how we choose.
read moreWe are tremendously proud and honored to announce that ProHealth Partners has been recognized as a Blade TOP WORKPLACE for 2019.
read moreIf you’ve experienced a heart attack or other cardiac event, it’s important to know that recovering from it is a team effort. Assistance from a dedicated team of medical professionals and support from loved ones will make sure your cardiac rehabilitation plan stays on track.
read moreGlaucoma, the second-leading cause of blindness, has a detrimental effect on a person’s sense of balance.
read moreStaying active – both physically and mentally – is a key to maintaining one’s health at any age. The week of Jan. 20-26, 2019 is designated as National Activity Professionals Week.
read moreOne in three senior citizens falls due to a balance disorder, gait problem or overall weakness, according to research. ProHealth offers balance assessments that can determine an individual’s fall risk and help therapists work with them to reduce the risk of injury due to falling.
read moreThe holidays can be a lonely time for seniors. Family and friends may be busy with obligations and holiday parties that may be difficult for seniors to attend due to health or transportation issues. ProHealth offers the following tips to help the holidays seem more special to the senior citizens in your life.
read moreNine out of 10 people prefer to live out their final years at home. Likewise, most Americans would prefer to avoid repeated or lengthy stays in the hospital or other facilities by receiving home health care – particularly the elderly, disabled and chronically ill. In-home health services like those provided by ProHealth can help that […]
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