Dr. Amit Sood, M.D., Gauri Sood, M.D. with the Global Center for Resiliency and Wellbeing at the Mayo Clinic tells us how to make your brain happy: Friends, this is […]
Jerry Mertz voluntarily joined the Navy Air Force Reserve in 1957 as a 17-years-old St. Paul Central High School junior. After a three-month boot camp at World-Chamberlain Field, now Minneapolis-St. […]
Amid the jarring sound of gunfire, Marine Corporal Larry Neal delivered ammunition to fellow soldiers in the South Pacific. Larry says, “I made sure everything got there.” Larry joined the […]
When Marvin Tenhoff was in the sixth grade, his father gave him a clarinet and a saxophone, and taught him to play. At the time, he had no idea where […]
The summer season is known for family fun and happy memories and because of this, the absence of a loved one can be more pronounced. Sometimes, bringing that person into […]
Arrianna Ackerman is an army flight operations sergeant in the Minnesota Army National Guard, responsible for aviation operations. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, she is hoping to soon […]
Congestive heart failure (CHF) is the leading cause of hospitalization in people over 65. Almost six million Americans have heart failure, and more than 870,000 people are diagnosed with it […]
About 50% of people over 65 will require surgery at some point. These procedures can sometimes result in temporary weakness and reduced mobility, putting patients at risk for falls. Pain […]
A recent report from the National Hospice Association reveals that only8.2% of hospice patients were Black/African American. Medicare covers hospice care, so why aren’t people using it? Medicare spends about […]
After Dick Savard passed away in our care in 2019, we spoke with his daughters for a blog that honored his service to his country. Machinery Repairman Petty Officer Third […]