People who have neurological conditions – such as those caused by stroke and Parkinson’s disease – often have communication problems, including difficulties with swallowing and vocalizing. Because of their highly specialized training and experience, speech-language pathologists can work with these … [Read more...] about Speech-Language Pathologists Treating Stroke, Parkinson’s Patients
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The Art of Treating Acne
I chose to talk about acne because it is the most common skin condition in the United States. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, 40 to 50 million Americans are affected by acne at any one time. Although so many people get acne, when it happens to you, it feels lonely and embarrassing. … [Read more...] about The Art of Treating Acne
True or False? Test Your Coverage IQ
Only 45 percent of Americans feel confident enough to make insurance decisions, according to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC). Where do you stand? There's no time like the present to enhance your insurance literacy. The more you know, the better able you are to protect … [Read more...] about True or False? Test Your Coverage IQ
Do I Have to Rent to College Students?
As a broker of a property management firm, I am asked by many residential landlords if they have to rent to college students. The short answer is no, however there are many circumstances that may immediately change this answer to yes. As a landlord, it is imperative to always understand and know … [Read more...] about Do I Have to Rent to College Students?
Keeping Up With the News
Where do you get news about issues related to health and healthy habits? The Internet? Magazines? Newspapers? Television? Any of these might be a good source if you know what to look and listen for. The National Institutes of Health offers some questions to help you tell fact from fiction. Who is … [Read more...] about Keeping Up With the News
Six Things to Prepare for 2015 Year-End
Last week, someone emailed me at thomas.tpaul@gmail.com asking for advice on preparing for 2016 and the end of 2015. The combination of the holidays and the year ending is perfect for preparing for a new year AND remembering those who helped you and your business succeed. So, I have … [Read more...] about Six Things to Prepare for 2015 Year-End
Attracting Bio Science Risk Capital to Arizona
Biotech and Medicine are often touted as the high growth job creation areas for the 21st century. With millions of Baby Boomers retiring every day, it is easy to see why the demand for bioscience/medicine/wellness products and services will be high for a very long time. But, cutting edge companies … [Read more...] about Attracting Bio Science Risk Capital to Arizona
Where’s My Money?
Money is October’s theme at NACET, and our team knows the fears, misconceptions and taboos surrounding this topic. In fact, all of us have had our own experiences, as well as those with clients, and witnessed how stressful managing money matters can be. Even as we plan NACET’s training … [Read more...] about Where’s My Money?
Hospice: It’s About Choice, Quality of Life
Often, when people think of hospice care, they think about end-of-life or final days; the last resort for care. However, this could not be farther from the truth. Hospice is specialized care that enables those who have been diagnosed with a life-limiting illness to make decisions about … [Read more...] about Hospice: It’s About Choice, Quality of Life
Botox Demystified
Among a number of cosmetic procedures performed annually, injections with Botulinum toxin derivatives such as Botox, Xeomin and Dysport are the most sought out by both women and men. With its rising popularity, consumers are on the hunt for information and answers to their most frequently asked … [Read more...] about Botox Demystified