Is the community up to providing needed resources? Deborah Jeanne Sergeant People with Down syndrome are living a lot longer. Research indicates that
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The SSI Doughnut Hole
What can people with disability do if they make enough money at a job that makes them ineligible to get SSI money? By Deborah
Calendar of Health Events
April 10 Medical society to host wellness symposium for health professionals, students The Monroe County Medical Society will host a Wellness Symposium from 12:30
CAREERS IN HEALTH: Physical Therapists
More PTs are needed to help aging population By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Although physical therapists treat patients of all ages, American Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapists
Professionals help patients with activities of daily living By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant After learning about occupational therapy while a freshman in college, Kelly
Excessive Alcohol Use: A Public Health Concern
By Jennifer Faringer Alcohol Awareness Month in April is an opportunity to consider the risks associated with excessive alcohol use. According to the
‘Love Your Feet, Love Yourself’
By Deborah Dittner A simple quote I found that says it all — “Love your feet, love yourself.” If you take care of
Matthew C. Talbott, M.D.
Top doctor at Finger Lakes Health talks about why his hospitals have some of the shortest ER wait times in the state and why
Jewish Home’s Lilac Grove to Bring 90 New Rental Apartments for Adults Over 62
The Jewish Home campus is growing, with the construction of Lilac Grove, a 90-unit apartment complex, and the addition of 35 apartments to The
Gambling: The Silent Addiction Impacting All Ages
By Jennifer Faringer Problem Gambling Awareness Month in March is a time to ensure our communities understand the risks and impact of this