Tag: health native
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Amada Staffing and Personnel: Medical Professionals –never, ever work a shift you don’t choose
Amada Staffing and Personnel: Medical Professionals –never, ever work a shift you don’t choose Be a high-quality contributor to a facility on your own terms—whether that’s tons of OT or part-time, you are worth it! Amada Senior Care CEO Ken Jenson and partner and regional director Kali Schwenke will work with you to pair you…
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Kaiser Permanente doctor recommends flu vaccines for everyone, even healthy children
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In this video Kaiser Permanente Pediatrician Shannon Cole discusses the importance of immunizing children annually, and as early as possible, to ensure they have every defense possible against influenza, which results in hospitalizations and deaths…
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Kaiser Permanente doctor recommends flu vaccines for everyone, even healthy children
In this video Kaiser Permanente Pediatrician Shannon Cole discusses the importance of immunizing children annually, and as early as possible, to ensure they have every defense possible against influenza, which results in hospitalizations and deaths every year — even among healthy children. Shannon Cole, MD attended Emory University School of Medicine, did her residency at…
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Amada partners with families to get to the heart of senior care
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save In describing what distinguishes Amada Senior Care’s philosophy from their competitors’, CEO/Owner Ken Jenson offers a prime example: “You’d be shocked at how many times companies say, ‘Oh no — only your Mom is our client, so we will only make breakfast for her.’” He…
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AARP looks at importance of walkability with Southeast Colorado Springs audit
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Older American adults are overrepresented in intersection pedestrian fatalities by a figure of more than two to one. It’s a frightening statistic that makes the walkability of city streets and sidewalks a key component in…
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AARP looks at importance of walkability with Southeast Colorado Springs audit
Older American adults are overrepresented in intersection pedestrian fatalities by a figure of more than two to one. It’s a frightening statistic that makes the walkability of city streets and sidewalks a key component in evaluating how livable a city is. However, walkability is not a topic that’s only important to older adults — it’s…
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Supportive care brings relief to patients with life-limiting illnesses
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save February is a time when you think of your loved ones. What can bring more joy into their lives? Is it a box of chocolate? A drive through the mountains? Listening ears and open arms?…
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Supportive care brings relief to patients with life-limiting illnesses
February is a time when you think of your loved ones. What can bring more joy into their lives? Is it a box of chocolate? A drive through the mountains? Listening ears and open arms? For individuals with life-limiting illnesses, perhaps the best gift is supportive care services. Supportive care, also known as palliative care,…
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Mini-stroke doesn’t mean mini- problem
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Because of complications from high blood pressure, Mary Guinn was already in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City, when she had her first stroke. “I was supposed to…
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Mini-stroke doesn’t mean mini- problem
Because of complications from high blood pressure, Mary Guinn was already in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City, when she had her first stroke. “I was supposed to go home the next day. It happened in the middle of the night,” she said. “The nurse came in and…