This article explores mental health services available to veterans suffering from PTSD and key ways to improve access to mental healthcare.

Promoting mental health awareness and education within rural communities is crucial.

Medical errors are a harsh reality many Americans face every day.

Understanding and implementing advocacy should be a critical component in your approach to caring for a loved one with dementia.

Effective communication is vital to establishing and building meaningful connections and enhancing quality of life.

Finding the right living arrangement is crucial for the well-being and quality of life of individuals affected by dementia.

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Early diagnosis allows individuals to access appropriate treatments, therapies and support services.

Caring for seniors with dementia and cognitive impairment requires specialized knowledge and a compassionate approach.

The PACT Act is a new law that expands VA healthcare and benefits for veterans exposed to toxic substances.

Early detection of the signs of cancer is a critical component in any prognosis.

The cost of healthcare, dementia or otherwise. Who wants to start?

A care home is a home away from home that still looks and feels like home, rather than an institutional setting.

Your to-do list: Eat right. Get your exercise. Develop an estate plan.

With the danger of the pandemic looming over the world, utilizing technology in the delivery of healthcare became the new frontier.

How and where do those in need receive critical medical care? How is their quality of life affected?

An interview with Tammy Easterly, manager of Prescott Valley Assisted Living and a care-giver with over 20 years' experience.

Providing good dementia care is complicated. Each experience is a highly individualized journey.

There is progress in the fight against dementia.

The seabed of our aging shakes, the waves form and they are now visible from where we stand on the healthcare shoreline.