(Courtesy of Touro College) As COVID-19 shines a spotlight on the increasing need for skilled and compassionate health care professionals worldwide, Touro College School of
We often find that life isn’t what we expect it to be. Having grown up in a frum, warm home, married just after graduating from
When we hear about issues that arise in our community, it is human nature to dismiss them as inapplicable to us. We naturally find some
The decision to relocate a loved one to an assisted living community can be daunting and stressful. Assisted Living Advisers simplifies the process. It’s a
It has recently come to my attention that the administrations of some non-local yeshiva day schools have sent notices to the parent body asking them
(Courtesy of St. Mary’s General Hospital) In the United States, chronic wounds affect approximately 6.5 million patients. It is claimed that an excess of $25
When people think they may have injured their shoulder, they often assume the rotator cuff may be the culprit. Most folks over age 50 know
(Courtesy of Soroka Medical Center) Soroka Medical Center in Be’er Sheva is Israel’s only major medical center for the entire Negev region, and one of
The thyroid is the key driver of our metabolism. Some of the functions of the thyroid hormone include temperature regulation, metabolism, cerebral function, and maintaining
Daughters of Israel residents and staff received special Rosh Hashanah gift bags, to wish everyone happiness and health, and to thank staff for their hard
When Rosh Hashanah ends, we typically begin an epic countdown of the remaining holiday season. A week until we enter Yom Kippur, then less than
Are you currently in therapy, spending thousands of dollars a year out of pocket because insurance does not cover therapy if you go out of
