Dr. Nathaniel Chin says repeat cognitive testing can show changes a single score may miss, while noting limits such as practice effects.
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Why SCAN Health Plan Skips The Hospital Stop Between Home And SNF
SCAN Health Plan authorizes some direct home-to-SNF admissions without a required two-day hospital stay, its growth strategy vice president said.
Best Personal Massagers For Relaxation Compared
Compare wand and bullet massagers for relaxed, comfortable use. See how power, coverage, noise, handling, and price affect the right choice.
Buying Spree By Out-of-State Nursing Home Chains A Rising Trend Linked To Declining Quality In Massachusetts
Nine out-of-state chains grew to 61 Massachusetts nursing homes by 2025 as eight saw average federal star ratings fall after acquisitions, the Globe found.
New Bill Would Make PACE Mandatory Under Medicaid, Spur Provider Growth
A bipartisan bill would make PACE mandatory under Medicaid, change enrollment timing and ease limits on provider growth. Its passage remains uncertain.
Defend Against The Effects Of Prolonged Sitting With This Full-body Kettlebell Workout
Certified trainer Maxwell Thompson designed a six-move full-body kettlebell workout targeting the hip flexors and posterior chain weakened by sitting.
AxisCare Unveils Axi Assist, An AI Receptionist For Home Care
Search and coverage interest around AxisCare’s Axi Assist topic is rising, but the reason for the spike and any announcement remain unconfirmed.
Cochlear Surpasses 1 Million Hours Of Patient Experience In Fully Implantable Hearing Technology Program
Coverage interest is rising around Cochlear’s fully implantable hearing technology program, but the trigger and any million-hour milestone remain unconfirmed.
Risk Of AMD Progression After Cataract Surgery
Search interest in AMD progression after cataract surgery is rising, but the reason for the spike and any new development remain unconfirmed.
Few Lab Tests Actually Need 8 Hours Of Fasting, Study Suggests
Search and coverage interest is rising around fasting before lab tests, but the trigger is unconfirmed and the supplied source offers no study details.