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10/31/2025

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10/17/2025

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09/25/2025

STOP COMPLAINING‼️ Today's post brought to you by Your brain loves patterns - good or bad.
The more you complain, the more your brain defaults to negativity without you even trying.

The more you complain, the more your brain defaults to:
❌ Stress
❌ Anxiety
❌ Scarcity mindset
❌ Poor decision-making

It shrinks the part of your brain that helps you focus, create, and solve problems. And to make it worse - complaining raises cortisol, weakens immunity, and increases your risk of chronic illness.

🧠 Start rewiring your brain for resilience:
✔️ Gratitude practice (write down 3 things daily)
✔️ Get outside (nature reduces stress + rewires the nervous system)
✔️ Move your body (exercise grows the brain—literally)
✔️ Ditch chronic complainers (negativity is contagious)
✔️ Mindful language—stop saying “I can’t” or “this always happens to me”

Your words are shaping your brain - and your life.

09/18/2025

A new HHS-OIG report found that nursing homes failed to report 43% of Medicare-enrolled resident falls with major injury and hospitalization. The events are required to be captured in Minimum Data Set assessments used for CMS’s Care Compare quality ratings.

Underreporting was most common in for-profit, chain and larger facilities. Reporting also varied widely by state and was worse in nonrural areas.

This underreporting skews fall rates on Care Compare, misleading the public. Facilities with the lowest reported fall rates were often the least likely to report falls—raising serious concerns about data accuracy.

In accompanying data snapshot revealed that 42,864 Medicare-enrolled nursing home residents experienced serious falls from July 2022 to June 2023. A total of 1,911 residents died while hospitalized. Falls were more common in homes with lower staffing and quality ratings.

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