Resources
PATIENT RESOURCES
Resource guide for patients and caregivers. Please talk to any of our providers or clinicians if you have questions.
Staying Healthy
- Women and Heart Disease - This brochure includes information women need to know about heart disease.
- Medicare Publication - Find, read, print, or order free Medicare publications. Category. All publications, General information, Medicare prescription drug coverage, Health care choices, etc
- Staying Healthy - This publication gives an overview of Medicare's covered preventive services. Are You Up-To-Date on Your Preventive Services? An easy-to-use checklist of Medicare-covered preventive services.
Nationwide Websites:
- American Diabetes Association
- American Heart Association
- American Lung Association
- Quit Smoking Helpline
- American Academy Of Family Physicians
- Department of Health & Human Services
- Johns Hopkins Medicine
- Life Alert
- Mayo Clinic
- AARP Healthy Living
- National Institutes of Health & National Library of Medicine
- WebMD
- Medical Alert Bands
- American Academy Of Family Physicians
- National Transitions of Care
Government Agency Links for Seniors
Important Phone Numbers
For medical emergencies please call 911
Telephone number resources to assist in managing your healthcare
Geriatric Patient Education
- Different Types of Home Care
- Medicare Program - General Information
- Medicare Website
- Big Changes in 2019 for Medicare Telehealth Policy - General information from TelehealthResourceCenter.org
- Telehealth and Medicare: What Is Covered - Fact Sheet publication from AARP
- What is Telehealth
- Medicare Telehealth Services Video
Beat The Flu Bug. Get Your Shot!
Beat The Flu Bug. Get Your Shot!
It's that time again, FLU SHOTS are in!
Flu shot, also known as Influenza vaccines, are vaccines that protect against influenza. A new version of the vaccine is developed twice a year as the influenza virus rapidly changes. While their effectiveness varies from year to year, most provide modest to high protection against influenza. They decrease the number of missed days of work by a half day on average.