Whether you're battling a chronic health condition, or simply looking for healthier lifestyle solutions, Chattanooga is home to a host of professionals that have the answers. From hearing loss to care for elderly loved ones, you can start 2021 with peace of mind.
by Brandi DixonHeading into 2021, we're all thinking of our health more than ever, and oral health is at the top of the list. As you start taking steps to prioritize being and staying well, there are some key things to consider to make sure your smile stays at its best as well.
by Brandi DixonIf you're facing kidney disease of any kind, it can be difficult knowing where to turn and what to expect, but Chattanooga Kidney Centers offers a variety of services and strives to help ease patients' minds and meet their needs.
It's easy for anyone to take on too much during the holidays, but especially those who are caring for an aging loved one. During the hectic holidays, taking care of your spouse, parent or loved one can sometimes make you feel overwhelmed and anxious.
"A person's sense of hearing connects them to the world around them and helps them stay engaged with the people, places and events in their lives," said Dr. Megan Johnson, audiologist and owner of Johnson Audiology.
Total knee replacement is a big, brutal operation with a long recovery. It is usually effective at eliminating debilitating knee pain from end stage arthritis, but it comes with some risks and a long arduous rehabilitation.
Even during a pandemic, the holiday season is a busy time full of prep, shopping, and family. But, what happens if you find yourself in a dental emergency during all the hustle and bustle? Dr. Robert Shearer and Dr. Mandy Shearer from Soddy Daisy Smiles have some tips to help you be ready to tackle any situation without a panic.
With the 2020 period ending Dec. 7 and costs set to go up in 2021, many senior citizens find themselves in the crunch to make decisions about their Medicare enrollment. Local agent Misty Bolt and her team of professionals are sharing insights to help you make the best decisions possible and be sure all your bases are covered.
November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, and the team at Alleo Health has robust offerings of virtual events and engagements to celebrate as well as educate the community on the differences in hospice and palliative care and the importance of advance care planning. Hospice of Chattanooga, a part of Alleo Health System, is also celebrating 40 years of not-for-profit, hometown care now expanding across 37 counties in four states.
A hernia happens when a weak spot or hole in the abdominal muscle allows fat, tissue or internal organs to bulge through. A hernia can happen to anyone – some occur at birth and some are caused by previous surgery or injury. And if you've experienced a hernia, you know they can be painful and uncomfortable. But if left untreated, hernias can sometimes cause life-threatening complications including internal organs becoming twisted, blocked or infected.
Johnson Audiology is pleased to announce the opening of the Johnson Audiology Balance Clinic at its office in Hixson. The Balance Clinic will offer comprehensive evaluation and testing for children (5 years and older) and for adults to determine the cause of a person's dizziness or balance issues in order to map a course for treatment, management and/or rehabilitation.
If you're facing kidney disease of any kind, it can be difficult knowing where to turn and what to expect, but Chattanooga Kidney Centers offers a variety of services and strives to help ease patients' minds and meet their needs.
A home is where lives are built and memories are made, and it's the one place that offers a significant level of comfort unlike anywhere else in a person's life. This truth forms the foundation of 5 Star Home Care.
When Medicare open enrollment makes the rounds, it's the perfect time for seniors to jump on board, however, it can also be a potentially confusing time if you don't have the right tools and knowledge. That's where Medicare Misty and her agency can help.
As residents across Chattanooga and the surrounding areas continue to shuffle through the global pandemic, they're fortunate to have a host of experts and professionals to help them get the best care possible from every walk and field.
by Brandi DixonMore than ever, COVID-19 is on the forefront of everyone's minds, and for families who have a loved one dealing with pulmonary disease, it can make even the simplest trip to the doctor quite a concern.
by Brandi DixonLearn how the TCAR procedure at USA Vascular can help reduce your risk of stroke, especially during surgery.
If you're facing kidney disease of any kind, it can be difficult knowing where to turn and what to expect, but Chattanooga Kidney Centers offers a variety of services and strives to help ease patients' minds and meet their needs.
Our seniors and those with disabilities deserve to live in dignity, but unfortunately, a variety of scams exist to harm the most vulnerable among us.
We all have many self-care choices we make daily: wearing a seatbelt, eating a healthy diet, exercising, attending to spiritual well-being, getting an annual physical, meditating, and the list goes on. The reality is that each day, we may face new obstacles in maintaining our personal well-being as well as encounter new ways that allow us to live life to the fullest. We have more resources and more technology available to us than at any other time in human history.
As we prepare to enter into the fall season, staying well and healthy is definitely on the forefront of all our thoughts. Thankfully, Chattanooga is home to many great experts to help make sure we all stay at our best.
by Brandi DixonOn July 4, 2020, one little girl experienced a life-changing evening that some of us might take for granted. Do you ever find yourself ready to fall asleep on Independence Day but have trouble drifting off because the neighbor, two houses down, is still shooting off fireworks at 11:00pm? Most of us have been there, except those who cannot hear the fireworks. But this year was different for Emmalyn.
From the youngest toddler to the oldest grandparent, it's no secret that oral health is important for each individual. However, many families may not realize that what one person does in the household regarding their mouth can affect another.