Reducing exposure to allergens and using appropriate treatments can help minimize discomfort. Here are some effective strategies for managing seasonal allergies and staying comfortable throughout spring. Limit Outdoor Exposure on High-Pollen Days Pollen counts are...
As the seasons change, many seniors experience shifts in mood and energy levels. Seasonal depression, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a form of depression triggered by the shorter daylight hours and colder weather of fall and winter. It can affect...
The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. For residents in skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers like Bridgewood Post-Acute, it can also bring challenges related to feelings of isolation or missing familiar traditions. However, with...
The holidays are a time for warmth, connection, and comfort—a season for cherishing the joys of “home for the holidays.” For loved ones in skilled nursing facilities like Bridgewood Post-Acute, a little thoughtful decoration can bring joy and make their...
Transitioning from a skilled nursing facility (SNF) to home is a significant step in recovery, and follow-up with a primary care provider (PCP) plays an important role in achieving long-term health and avoiding setbacks. Skilled nursing facilities like Bridgewood...
Wound care is a critical aspect of maintaining your health, especially after an injury, surgery, or for individuals who have medical conditions like diabetes. Proper wound care helps reduce the risk of complications, speeds up healing, and minimizes scarring. At...
