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National Family Caregivers Month
On October 31, 2019, the President proclaimed November 2019 as “National Family Caregivers Month.” (https://caregiveraction.org/presidential-proclamation-2019). Families experiencing the challenges of neural disorders or trauma know the challenges on the primary...
Walking Speed – Is It REALLY That Important?
Spoiler Alert: We Think So! By: Brie Darcy, PT, DPT There has been a lot of buzz in the medical community recently about walking speed. It’s even earned itself a nickname as “the 6th vital sign,” including claims that it may provide as much medical value as more...
Counting Steps Matters!
Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Through Step Tracking—Why Step Count Can Make a Difference One of the most important aspects of stroke recovery and rehabilitation is, quite simply, continuing to work the program. Especially once you get home. But it’s a frustrating...
Don’t Stop Walking!
By Lauren Rashford, DPT, Director of Clinical Operations and Customer Development of Moterum Technologies. Walking really may be the best medicine yet… Did you know that there have been more and more studies showing that walking can truly improve your overall health?...
How important are 10,000 steps?
The benefits of walking for overall health, longevity, and the quality of life are well accepted. As long as one's physician has not curtailed walking for some reason, generally all scientists and clinicians agree that the more steps one can take the more...
Importance of Staying Active After a Stroke and Getting the Right Rehabilitation Assistance As Soon As Possible
If your loved one has recently survived a stroke do not feel helpless. You can help them regain their quality of life and you can also help them to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Having a stoke is life-altering in several ways and a person needs support from loved ones...
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