Weekly Pulse for February 21, 2022
Home Health (Therapy) Start Date Hospice (Nursing) Start Date Clarkston 2/22 2/22 Lewiston 2/22 2/22 Moscow 2/23 2/21 Orofino 2/23 2/21 ***Start Dates are contingent on receiving a complete referral*** Clinical Focus February is Cardiac Awareness Month! Changes in cardiac management, such as new medications, learning to self-monitor weight and edema, changes in energy levels, […]
Am I doing enough to keep my heart healthy?
The internet is full of information. Some can be very helpful, and some is just wrong. Even with helpful and accurate sources, knowing how to implement the information is critical to getting the benefit. Heart health is a hot topic and lots of websites provide key tips and strategies. At Elite Home Health & Hospice, […]
Weekly Pulse for February 14, 2022
Home Health (Therapy) Start Date Hospice (Nursing) Start Date Clarkston 2/15 2/14 Lewiston 2/15 2/14 Moscow 2/17 2/15 Orofino 2/14 2/14 ***Start Dates are contingent on receiving a complete referral*** Clinical Focus Why home health for a chronic disease process? Home Health is a collaborative approach that allows for allied health professionals, such as physical […]
Healthy Heart Habits
What can I do now to have heart healthy habits? Get enough exercise. The American Heart Association recommends that individuals perform at least 150 minutes per week of moderate exercise. Quit smoking. A smoke-free life improves your circulation, reduces your risk of certain types of cancer, and helps you feel more energetic. Eat a heart-healthy diet. A […]
Weekly Pulse for February 7, 2022
Home Health (Therapy) Start Date Hospice (Nursing) Start Date Clarkston 2/8 2/8 Lewiston 2/8 2/8 Moscow 2/7 2/7 Orofino 2/7 2/7 ***Start Dates are contingent on receiving a complete referral*** Clinical Focus It’s Cardiac Awareness Month! We are taking some time this week to focus on heart healthy habits and ways we can support patients […]
February is Cardiac Awareness Month!
Heart disease can occur in anyone, but research tells us that there are certain behaviors and conditions that are more likely to lead to heart disease. Risk factors include: High blood pressure High cholesterol Diabetes Obesity Poor diet Inactive lifestyle Cigarette smoking Excessive alcohol consumption Heart disease is a leading cause of death in the […]
