The holidays are stressful but this is a good time to evaluate your senior loved ones. Just because you’re busy prepping for holiday festivities doesn’t mean end of life care gets put on hold. There are many days coming up…
In order to properly grieve, it’s necessary to remember the loved one who was lost and pay tribute to their memory. With National Days of Prayer and Remembrance coming up on September 9 through 11, it’s important to look back…
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Therapy is a big part of recuperating from injury or living with a long-term illness. When it comes to occupational therapy in particular, many benefits are posed to the ill, injured or elderly. According to the National Association of Occupational…
Every year, an estimated 1.7 million people suffer from a traumatic brain injury (TBI), according to the CDC: 52,000 die, 275,000 are hospitalized and 80% are treated and released from a hospital emergency department. But what happens after that? Some…
When you think of hospice, you may think of end-of-life care for the terminally ill and elderly. That is true, but it’s not everything. Hospice is so much more. As defined by the Hospice Foundation of America, hospice is medical…
Join Pathways at Palo Alto’s J. McLaughlin on Wednesday, November 30 for our first-ever “Sip & Shop” Shopping Day! Fifteen percent (15%) of all purchases at the Palo Alto store that day will be donated to Pathways by J. McLaughlin.…
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