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An Interventional Pain Physicians Outlook on CBD

Dr. Ranasinghe is educated and experienced in all aspects of pain management, including the entire range of pain management procedures, including Radiofrequency ablation procedures and Spinal Cord Stimulation. However, she began to notice a trend in her patient’s own request for more holistic options for pain relief. She took it upon herself to learn and utilize acupuncture in her treatments …

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Lost Medical Insurance Coverage Options!

Lost Medical Insurance Coverage

By Ulla-Undine Merritt (Dee) National Producer Number (NPN) 8853366 Most of the major insurance companies that sell a Major Medical Plan, Employers Group Plans, Medicare and Medicaid have For many of us we have never had to choose our own insurance, our parents or our employers have done it for us most of our lives. If you are not on …

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Dr. Scot Schultz is Back, Now at Physicians Regional

Dr. Scot Schultz is Back

A native Floridian, Cardio Thoracic Surgeon Scot Schultz, M.D. is no stranger to the Southwest Florida area, in fact it’s the place he’s previously called home. “I’m a native Floridian, born and raised in Southeast Florida. Upon completing my fellowship training in Thoracic and Cardiovascular surgery at Wake Forest University/Baptist Medical Center in 1998, I joined a large group in …

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Avoiding Guardianship: Make the Decisions Now to Avoid the Pain Later

By Jennifer M. Tenney, Esq. THE POTENTIAL PAIN OF GUARDIANSHIP Guardianship is a legal process. When a person becomes incapacitated and can no longer make sound decisions about their care and/or their finances, if they have not put the proper paperwork in place prior to becoming incapacitated, now the court must get involved and determine, through a series of examinations, …

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From the Frontline to the New Frontier in Medicine

From the Frontline to the New Frontier in Medicine

Talk about the front lines of the COVID-19 Pandemic, and your primary care provider’s office might not be the first place that comes to mind. But that is, in fact, where health officials urged concerned Floridians to turn for proper screening, assessment and guidance on the novel coronavirus. “And this makes sense,” says Millennium Physician Group Chief Medical Officer Dr. …

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Don’t Delay, Emergency Care Today

Don’t Delay, Emergency Care Today

Physicians Regional Healthcare System is urging the local community to seek emergency care when needed, without delay. If you experience a medical emergency, such as stroke symptoms or chest pain that may be a heart attack, a timely response will support the best possible outcome. In these trying times, even with a limited number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the …

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Maintain a Healthy Diet During COVID-19

Maintain a Healthy Diet During COVID-19

By Greg Pascucci Proper nutrition can play a key role in boosting the immune system and keeping us healthy. At The Carlisle Naples, residents continue to enjoy a wealth of nutritious – yet delicious – meal options thanks to the talented culinary team, under the guidance of Executive Chef Marlon Perez. The active retirement community remains vigilant in reducing the …

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Unmet Home Care Needs Correlate with Increased Mortality

During the COVID-19 outbreak in the U.S., McKenney Home Care is one of the many agencies experiencing resistance to care from clients. Families and the elderly generally exhibit concern about hospital and community transmission of the novel SARS-CoV-2 virus. Surprisingly, many of them are turning away their home care aides. They are making the calculation that allowing an aide in …

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Identify Your “Why”

Identify Your “Why”

By Dr. Linell King The seemingly daunting challenge of changing and improving your health can be made very simple. It starts with identifying your “why.” Why should you be your healthiest, most vital self? Some vibrant and internally motivated individuals feel naturally driven to improve, always seeking out ways to grow, determined to show up each day as a better …

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Eating Less Protein Can Mean Eating More Calories Curb Hunger with Lean Protein

Eating Less Protein

By Caroline Cederquist, M.D. If you are cutting out protein from your daily dish, your hunger may be harder to fight. Researchers at the University of Australia found that people who ate less protein each day, consumed 12% more calories each day, specifically in the form of fat and carbohydrates. With obesity and overeating being one of the greatest health …

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