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  1. A Practical Guide to Improving Your Brain Health at Any Age

    … … A Practical Guide to Improving Your Brain Health at Any Age … support our brain health and thrive. While statistics can make it seem otherwise, being cognitively healthy is the norm throughout life! There are choices we can make today to protect and promote our brain health. At …

  2. Combining Blood Thinners With Lecanemab or Donanemab: The Risk of Brain Bleeds Explained

    … … Combining Blood Thinners With Lecanemab or Donanemab: The Risk of Brain Bleeds Explained … on a blood thinner because the risk of brain bleeds would make it too risky. However, a few situations make the decision more complicated.  What if a patient on …

  3. Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Shows Promise for People with Parkinson’s Disease

    … … Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Shows Promise for People with … hallway. Dr. Manor’s research explored whether tDCS could make neurons more excitable and responsive, potentially … the ability to activate these brain regions, we can make it easier for patients with Parkinson’s disease to …

  4. A Whole Person Approach to Physical Therapy: Maximizing Rehabilitation Potential

    … … A Whole Person Approach to Physical Therapy: Maximizing … Picture Health Coaching program is to empower clients to make lasting yet straightforward changes. We offer both … lifestyle strategies that maintain cognitive health. What makes the Whole Picture Health Coaching program unique is …

  5. When Is It Time for a Cane or Walker?

    … … When Is It Time for a Cane or Walker? Learn about mobility aids for seniors and … experienced falls or near falls Some medical situations may make an assistive device helpful, including loss of strength … techniques, education, and equipment to teach people how to make adjustments that allow them to perform activities of …

  6. Getting SMART About Goal Setting for Seniors

    … … Getting SMART About Goal Setting for Seniors Use these tips to achieve … what matters to them in life, and to set realistic goals to make sure they’re living in line with their hopes, dreams, … a walking program, and you love socializing with friends, make a walking date. Positive feedback is a reward in …

  7. New Clinical Trials Website Guides Aging Researchers, Improving Senior Health

    … … New Clinical Trials Website Guides Aging Researchers, Improving Senior … video about advance care planning to families can help them make better treatment choices for their loved ones.” To make it easier for researchers to follow all the necessary …

  8. Hebrew SeniorLife and Duke University Receive $10.5 Million Award to Study Osteoporosis Care in Fracture Patients

    … … Hebrew SeniorLife and Duke University Receive $10.5 Million Award to Study … have recently experienced a fracture and their families to make personalized choices about starting medications to … clinicians with the evidence-based information needed to make better informed healthcare decisions. …

  9. Dysphagia in Seniors: What It Is and What You Should Know

    … … Dysphagia in Seniors: What It Is and What You Should Know Learn … history, to create personalized treatment plans that make eating safer and more comfortable for people with … what they can comfortably chew and swallow. That can make it more difficult for older adults to consume adequate …

  10. What is a Neuropsychological Evaluation?

    … … What is a Neuropsychological Evaluation? Learn why a … psychiatric, or other medical conditions.  What makes a neuropsychological evaluation unique from other … of a therapeutic strategy; evaluating one’s capacity to make decisions; or conducting research. Below is a list of …