Cardiac rehabilitation is a holistic program designed to improve your heart health. This means it includes not only an exercise program, but also nutrition and stress relief education.
Not all resistance bands are created equally. There are a wide range of sizes, strengths, length, colors, and quality of band to choose from which can be difficult to choose from.
Every year, nearly 800,000 people in the U.S. have a heart attack.1 That’s more than the ENTIRE population of Seattle. And about 25% of those people have previously suffered a heart attack in the past (think of it as the population of Salt Lake City).
Cardiac rehabilitation helps improve your heart health. Proper nutrition and other healthy habits are a key part of this program. Learn about simple changes you can make to stay healthy!
Bath safety is foundational in post-acute care, as the bathroom is often one of the most used rooms. This guide shares clinical favorites and best practices to help you and your patients.
As a rehabilitation professional, you are always seeking innovative ways to improve patient outcomes while protecting your own hands and joints from repetitive strain. One solution gaining attention is negative pressure therapy.
Over the past few decades, those of us that live in a modern western culture have evolved to spending almost all of our time indoors. This has led to a number of health concerns that affect our bodies in countless ways.
It can often seem as though once you’ve seen one brace you’ve seen them all, and choosing between braces can feel like an overwhelming task. The world of soft support for orthopedic needs doesn’t have to be difficult to navigate.
Setting up the right balance training area doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. With the right mix of equipment, you can address virtually every balance challenge your patients face.
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