Fever, still a symptom in 75% of people who end up hospitalized for COVID 19, may not be the best indicator of infection according to many physicians. That’s because there is large number of asymptomatic individuals who have the virus and can spread it. Dr. Steven...
Let’s face it; our teenagers are much better equipped than we older adults in all things “technical”. They are used to playing video games online with crowds of people over headsets, turning in homework with google docs, and ordering food via all sorts of phone apps....
In New York, Gov. Cuomo was criticized in a major publication for the fact that half of all the deaths in New York were related to nursing homes. The major complaint is that the Governor ordered that COVID 19 patients had to be admitted, or re-admitted to skilled...
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Thank you to PFAC for hosting this eye opening webinar yesterday talking about COVID-19 and our aging population. The speaker is an Adjunct Professor from Stanford who is treating people with COVID-19. I encourage you to watch it, as I learned a great deal. Some of...
This 13 minute video gives basic precautions based on CDC guidelines and best practices for our care providers and for our clients. We created it due to getting many calls with the same questions from concerned caregivers and clients. Additional information can be...
