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A Nurse Setting Up Specialty Infusion For Her Patient As He Sits In A Chair.

What Is Specialty Infusion?

When some think of an infusion, they likely think of someone being in the hospital with very poor health, hooked to an IV. While this is one way infusions are part of medical care, specialty infusions aren’t only for those who are very sick. Specialty infusions have come a long way to treat various conditions…

Category: Infusion Therapy

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An Aid Helping Two Seniors With Their Exercises.

The Benefits of Regular Exercise for Seniors

As we grow older, exercising regularly becomes less about getting a movie star physique and more about our overall health and well-being. Not only do we want to become more physically fit, but we also want to maintain that fitness as we age.  Living a healthy lifestyle is essential at any age, but as we…

Category: Assisted Living

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Haven Health Administrator Receives Eli Pick Leadership Award

Looking for a skilled nursing facility for a loved one is a daunting task to undertake. It is fraught with questions, doubt, anxiety, and innumerable difficult choices. With a growing senior population, finding a facility that offers top-notch specialized care and services, compassion, and experienced staff is crucial for families.  Haven Health is the best…

Category: News

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Colorectal Cancer

What Is Colorectal Cancer?

Nobody wants to talk about bathroom issues. But being honest with your doctor if you’re having an issue and knowing everything you can about preventing colorectal cancer could potentially save your life. Keep reading to learn more about colorectal cancer. So, what exactly is colorectal cancer? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…

Category: Cancer

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A Male Cna With His Arms Crossed, Smiling, After Finishing Cna Training. Other Medical Personnel Are In The Background, Blurred Out.

CNA Training With Haven Health

For many CNAs, the joy of helping others is the driving force behind their work. As a CNA, you have the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others while also developing valuable skills. We will explore the ways in which CNA training can change your life — from developing a sense of…

Category: Career Development

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A Doctor Out Of Focus, Holding A Blue Ribbon With One Hand That Represents Prostate Cancer.

What Are the Symptoms of Prostate Cancer?

Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among American men, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Therefore, it’s likely that the possibility causes the majority of males their fair share of anxiety. Keep reading to discover more about prostate cancer and its symptoms. What is prostate cancer?  According to the…

Category: Cancer

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Signs of Arthritis in Hands

It’s not the most glamorous part of getting older but, unfortunately, arthritis can be a part of aging for some. Nearly one in four American adults (24% to be exact) struggle with arthritis and arthritis is the number one cause of work-related disability, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Therefore, it…

Category: Medical Information | News

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A Silhouette Of An Elderly Man Staring Out The Window.

How to Deal With Loneliness

Everyone feels lonely sometimes, but loneliness can be a particularly challenging issue for older adults. Loneliness in the elderly has only increased over the years. Likely, the problem was exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic of 2020, but it was beginning to display concerning trends even before social isolation was necessary. A 2018 poll conducted by…

Category: Assisted Living

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What Is Brain Atrophy and How Do We Combat It?

What Is Brain Atrophy? Many worry that with age will come lost memories and a certain degree of lost intellect. Unfortunately, this can be a reality for some. When this happens, this is known as brain atrophy. A study published by the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) suggests that the risk of mild cognitive impairment…

Category: Memory Care | Alzheimer's

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A Speech Therapist Works With Her Adult Patient.

Types of Speech Disorders

Considering that speech disorders are so much more common in children compared to adults, some may overlook treatment options for adults. According to the Mayo Clinic, approximately four million American adults struggle with a speech disorder. In this case, three million with stuttering and one million with aphasia — both treatable conditions. Keep reading to…

Category: Speech Therapy

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