Commercial Medical-Transportation Assistance Versus Chartered Medical Flights

If you are arranging a flight for someone who needs to travel in a stretcher, who is en route to a hospital out of state for a specialized procedure available only there, who is being medically evacuated from another location, or in some other similar situation, you have a choice between flying with a commercial airline that offers a medical-grant program or a charter service that handles both transportation and financial assistance. [Read More]

Oh Baby! Choosing The Best Accessories For Your Portable Ultrasound Machine

If you work in a medical practice that occasionally sends nurses, physicians, and technicians on house calls, then you may have a variety of machines and tools that are meant for portable use. If you do not already have a portable ultrasound machine, then this may be a good addition to your practice. These devices come with a wide variety of accessories. Keep reading to learn about a few accessories that can and should be chosen for your machine. [Read More]

Know Someone Battling Drug Addiction? Nutritional Support Information To Help Them Get & Stay Drug-Free!

Drug addiction continues to be a growing problem for American families. In fact, according to recent statistics compiled by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), illicit drug use has increased more than eight percent since 2002. For families and friends forced to watch a loved one struggle with the pain of drug addiction, these numbers can be particularly unsettling and leave them looking for more information for dealing with drug addiction. [Read More]

2 Ways To Reduce Your Spinal Stenosis Pain Now

Stenosis comes from the Greek word that means "choking," or a narrowing of a passageway in the body. When referring to spinal stenosis, this narrowing occurs in the spinal cord. Patients with the condition will experience pain in the neck and back due to the compression of the nerves in the spinal canal. In some instances, this pain can radiate through the arms and legs. A lumbar laminectomy is one of the most common procedures used to alleviate pain and improve mobility in patients with spinal stenosis. [Read More]