Shuffling the Cards in Dementia
Mark Ackerman, PA-C By Mark Ackerman, PA Several years ago during my Physician Assistant training, I heard this story of an elderly man with fairly severe dementia who
Monitoring Diabetes
By Dr. Ann Lima Diabetes is a complicated disease process - with multiple types, causes, and treatments available. However, monitoring control of blood sugar (glucose) and surveillance for effects from
A Prescription for Happiness for You
By Dr. Colleen Sholar What if I told you I had a prescription that would improve your physical health, improve your anxiety, make you more resilient to stress, reduce aggression,
CVH Foundation Emergency Fund Wishing Tree is up Now
The Clearwater Valley Hospital Wishing Tree is a community sponsored charity run by the CVH Foundation Emergency Fund. The Wishing Tree is a non- profit charity event that helps local
A Wild Hair
By Jake Foster, PA I got a wild hair at the beginning of this past summer (the irony of a bald guy “getting a wild hair” is not lost on
Fall into Activity
By Dr. Rebecca Katzman We have entered into autumn and the days are getting shorter, even more so as Daylight Savings ends. Unfortunately, it is common for us to get
Type 2 Diabetes in Children
By Sue Kangas, PA Now that all our little ghosts and goblins have had their Halloween fun, it’s time to have a discussion about type 2 diabetes in our youths
Protect Yourself Now from This Winter’s Flu
By Dr. Kelly McGrath Although so much of the focus over the past two years has been on the Covid 19 virus, we should not forget an old adversary, the
988
By Erin Massey, LCSW In July of this year, the United States transitioned the previous 10 digit National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to an easier to remember three-digit number, 988. This
RISE
Charity Robinson, MD By Dr. Charity Robinson October is breast cancer awareness month, and the theme this year is RISE, an acronym for Rally In Screening Everyone, Rally