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juillet 18, 2022Like
Integrated Services Of Kalamazoo Plans Behavioral Health Urgent Care
Mental health agency Integrated Services of Kalamazoo (Kalamazoo, Mich.) is planning a mental-health urgent care center in Kalamazoo, according to the website mlive.com The facility will include six individual treatment rooms, two crisis treatment rooms, a family treatment room, and offices. Project construction is expected to start in September, and the facility is tentatively scheduled to open in 2023. The post Integrated Services Of Kalamazoo Plans Behavioral Health Urgent Care first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
juillet 18, 2022Like
Survey Says: Insurance Providers May Put Up Barriers to Care
Like most parents, Jenna Gay would pretty much do anything to protect her kids. She just never expected “anything” would include battling a health insurance company. Gay has two boys, both of whom have Noonan Syndrome, which is a genetic disorder that can affect the way kids’ bodies use growth hormone (GH). This means they may need more of it, even if they technically have the same amount as other kids. But Gay’s insurance provider refused to pay for GH Healthy
juillet 18, 2022Like
Autoimmune Diseases 101
It’s probably not surprising that heart disease and cancer are the two most common categories of disease in the United States, but would you believe autoimmune disease comes in at number three? About 8% of Americans have an autoimmune disease, and nearly 80% of them are women. With autoimmune disease, the immune system mistakes part of the body as a foreign invader and attacks, said Dr. Stuart D. Kaplan, chief of rheumatology at Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside, New Healthy
juillet 18, 2022Like
Living With Lupus
Marisa Maese, 40, has been dealing with health problems since her mid-20s. They started with her first pregnancy, when she experienced complications from fibroids, was placed on bed rest and gave birth prematurely. “Since then, my life has never really been the same,” she said. Maese experienced a series of reproductive health issues, along with near-constant and unexplainable fatigue. When she got pregnant again 10 years after her first child was born, she became very ill. “I found myself in Healthy
juillet 18, 2022Like
What is Fear of Rejection: Signs and How to Overcome
Do you remember the unsetting, jittery feeling you had before you decided to ask someone out? Or the one you had for at least a week before you had to pitch yourself for a new job or a new position? Well, that unsettling feeling could be your fear of rejection. Whenever we try to step out of our comfort zone and put in a lot of effort so that we are accepted, be it in love, friendship, or in a calmsage
juillet 18, 2022Like
Alopecia Areata: Losing Your Hair? Don’t Despair
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juillet 18, 2022Like
Auburn Community Hospital Adding $14M Radiation Treatment Center
Auburn Community Hospital (Auburn, N.Y.) is planning a new $14 million radiation treatment center in Syracuse, N.Y., according to the website syracuse.com. A portion of Auburn Community Hospital’s parking lot will be used to construct the facility, which will comprise exam rooms, infusion rooms, and scanners. The new center will be operated by Upstate University Radiation Oncology (Syracuse), an affiliate with Upstate University Hospital (Syracuse). The post Auburn Community Hospital Adding $14M Radiation Treatment Center first appeared on HCD Magazine. healthcare
juillet 18, 2022Like
How To Deal With The Feelings Of Unrequited Love?
Do you know what unrequited love is? Have you ever had a crush who you never spoke to or had the courage to go up to them and tell them you liked them? You just admired them from afar or probably daydreamed about you two living a beautiful life together. Well, this is what unrequited love might look like. This example may be far less in intensity because unrequited love is much more serious than simply having a crush on calmsage
juillet 18, 2022Like
Do You Have A Fear Of Being Watched Or Stared At? It Could Be Scopophobia
Being watched or being stared at is not something anyone enjoys. It’s normal to feel slight discomfort and anxiety when you are being stared at (especially when you’re making a speech or presentation), however, when this discomfort becomes extreme that’s when it can become a specific phobia – Scopophobia. Scopophobia or the fear of being stared at is a specific phobia that can cause severe interference in your daily life. For example, when someone is struggling with scopophobia, they are calmsage
juillet 18, 2022Like
Harris House Maximizes Landscape Views
The Harris House Treatment and Recovery Center is located on the bluff of the Missouri River in St. Charles, Mo. Architecture firm Arcturis (St. Louis) was asked to envision this previously developed site as a serene retreat for patients seeking addiction treatment. Understanding the therapeutic role of the natural environment, Arcturis carefully positioned the facility to maximize natural light and prioritize views to the surrounding landscape. The building is clad in a high-density, sustainably sourced garapa wood rainscreen, glass, and healthcare
juillet 18, 2022Like
Let’s confront the taboo of ageing and start growing older with joy
Negative attitudes towards ageing and death could spoil the full enjoyment of your later years. It’s time to confront the taboos and look for the positives… wrinkles and all! In our culture, youth – having perfect, wrinkle-free skin, being cool, and fashionable – is celebrated. Absorbing these cultural messages can lead us to feel worried, stressed, or sad about ageing. As soon as we see the first blemish, we may start trying to fix it. We may colour our hair, happi
juillet 17, 2022Like
Living Near Green Spaces Can Have Social And Cognitive Health Benefits
I’ve always found it soothing to my mind and my soul whenever I went to a park for a walk or whenever I decided to have a picnic in my garden. Now, I learn that spending time in or near green spaces can have social, psychological, and cognitive benefits. In a study conducted by Boston University, it was found that people living near green spaces reported better cognitive performance, especially among middle-aged women participants. Further, living near green spaces was also calmsage