Severino Health Advisors LLC

05/10/2022

I'm sure you've heard of the craze Wordle --heck, they were talking about it on the this morning! It's a great example of a trend that is HEALTHY for you, especially right now with the heaviness of the world around us. I've written a blog for you about 5 tips I really like for maintaining a healthier brain and I hope you'll take the time to read it and put one or 2 into practice. Please let me know if you try any of these tips and what results have you found? I would love to hear from you!
https://severinohealthadvisors.com/tips-for-a-healty-brain

03/07/2022

The past 2 years have really changed the way most of us grieve and process the loss of loved ones. This time in our lives has significantly interrupted the grieving process and the way we used to handle our grief. As a health advisor, I've experienced it myself with the loss of my own loved ones, and have some tips to share with you to deal with the changes in our ability to grieve.
https://severinohealthadvisors.com/how-has-grieving-changed-in-the-last-2-years/

01/18/2022

My journey to this new business was born out of my struggles to take care of my own parents – my father with cancer and my mother with dementia. Here are some of the end-of-life medical lessons I learned and want to share with you. Feel free to add to the list!
https://severinohealthadvisors.com/lessons-from-an-experienced-caregiver/

01/16/2022

Can you believe it's 2022? These have probably been the most difficult 2 years for everyone and I've been inspired to share some of my experiences over the past 8 years of my business, and personally the last number of years of caring for my elderly parents while they faced the end of their lives. I'm here to share my very personal experiences with caregiving. I hope you enjoy the new blogs coming in 2022!

https://severinohealthadvisors.com/happy-2022-from-severino-health-advisors/

03/30/2021

Looking for information on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias from the federal government all in one place? Visit the new Alzheimers.gov website to find information for those whose lives are touched by dementia. Check it out! http://alzheimers.gov

Find information on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. Explore resources from federal government agencies for people with dementia, caregivers, families, and professionals.

06/20/2020

Good reminder on tick updates.

The Weekly Tick Report is here and summer is right around the corner, enjoy your weekend and be sure to check for ticks after enjoying the outdoors! 😊☀️

06/11/2020

This is a good article on why nursing home deaths from COVID 19 are happening at an alarming rate.

Tags : CaregivingAging in CommunityHealthcare & AgingPolicy and AdvocacyEducationHealth & WellnessLegal & Ethical Issues By Joanne Lynn and Terry Fulmer A large number of nursing home residents will die of COVID-19, and no one can change that fact. This is hard to take, and it has been easier to foc...

02/24/2020

Would you know what to do if you or a loved on suffered a sudden cardiac arrest? Check out my latest article for tips and information including what you need to know! http://bit.ly/37THwIt

02/12/2020

As I’ve shared in the past, heart disease is not a ‘male’ condition. Women who are rushed to the emergency room with chest pain deserve the same level of attention, appropriate testing, and treatment that men receive. The sad part is that they might not get it and I'm telling you how to make sure you do!

Women Helping Women: Caring For Your Heart Health by Severino Health Advisors | Feb 10, 2020 | Health and Wellness Women & Heart Attacks Did you know that women are significantly more likely to survive a heart attack if their emergency physician is a woman? In 1991, Dr. Bernadine Healy, director of....

01/24/2020

January may have you tackling some much-needed home projects. It’s also a good time to look for easy to fix hazards in our homes that can lead to injuries.

You may be shocked to learn that 30,000 deaths occur each year due to home-related injuries. Additionally, 12 million non-fatal injuries occur each year in the United States due to home-related accidents.

Adults make up the largest group of home-related fatalities with those over the age of 80 at the greatest risk.

These injuries can be related to falls, fires, poisonings, poor wiring, deteriorating stairs, lack of smoke alarms, or excessively hot water temperatures. Read More for our best safety tips:
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