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Tips For Preventing Infections During Home Dialysis

According to the University of California San Francisco’s Schools of Pharmacy and Medicine, an estimated 650,000 Americans suffer from end-stage renal disease, ESRD, each year. For many patients, receiving at-home peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis allows them to live a more free and active lifestyle. Unfortunately, whether you undergo dialysis at home or in a clinic, there is still a risk of infection. Here are a few tips to help you avoid infection while receiving at home dialysis.…

3 Reasons To Work With A Medical Equipment Maintenance Service

If you are involved in a medical office setting, there is a good chance that you deal with a lot of medical equipment. If this is the case, then you may want to think about hiring a medical equipment maintenance service. These are a few reasons why one of these services can be helpful for your business. 1. Focus on Preventative Maintenance First of all, you have to think about focusing on preventative maintenance.…

Medical Billing Management Advice for Small Practices

As a physician in a small practice, one of the things that is important for you is ensuring that you maintain your cash flow. This is easier said than done when you’re trying to keep up with appointments, continuing education, updating your records, and managing your billing. If you’re looking to improve your billing process and revenue cycle, here are some things that might help. Update Your Technology One of the best ways to stay on top of your billing process is to take advantage of the technology available to you.…

A Guide To Radiation Detectors

When you work in the medical industry, it’s important to have the tools and equipment that will help you give patients the care that they need. In the world of medical imaging, you’ll need to become adept at dealing with the machinery that will carry you through your regular processes. In terms of your imaging technology, it’ll be worth your while to invest in an ionizing radiation detector that will give you access to the information you need.…

Own A Veterinary Clinic? Why You Should Hire An Anesthesiologist

If you own a small veterinary clinic, your top priority is likely keeping costs in line. You might have a receptionist to answer phone calls, schedule appointments and check in patients, as well as a nurse who can perform some of the more routine procedures for the animals that come through your facility. However, you might be handling most of the other duties yourself. One such duty involves administering anesthesia. Anesthesia is likely a very important part of your practice because it makes it so much easier to perform some of the more complicated procedures on the animals that you see.…

Tips For Those Considering Getting A Mobility Scooter

There are few factors that will play a larger role in a person’s quality of life than their ability to freely move around. For individuals with mobility impairing diseases or disabilities, mobility scooters may provide an option for regaining much of their lost independence. Yet, new mobility scooter owners are often unaware of what they should do to make sure they get the most out of their investment in one of these devices.…

Tips For Properly Maintaining Your Mobility Scooter

Your mobility scooter may be an essential device for helping you to retain your freedom. However, these machines are more complex than many people give them credit, and this can cause them to neglect to perform basic maintenance. Without the proper care, your scooter will be likely to experience any number of problems, but if you follow these two tips, you can help avoid some of the more common issues that can afflict your scooter.…

Hearings Aids: You Might Need One When These 4 Things Start Happening

You might think that you only need a hearing aid when you can no longer hear people unless they shout their words at you, but hearing aids can be beneficial for a number of degrees of hearing impairment. This article outlines four signs that indicate you might benefit from a hearing aid, even though you are not be certifiably deaf. When Only Certain Sounds Seem Soft In certain instances, an individual may have fairly normal hearing but still require a hearing aid to compensate for difficulty with low pitched or high pitched sounds.…