This past week I had the unpleasant—although not unusual—experience of explaining to a patient that the Medicare insurance coverage he had was not, in fact,
The Lander College for Women—The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School (LCW), New York Medical College, and Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, recently
Holy Name Medical Center Hospice and Palliative Services are offering several programs to provide compassionate support and education to those who are bereaved. Many individuals
“What can we bring back from Israel?” my in-laws once offered, over the phone, when they were about to travel. “Nothing! Really, nothing,” I said,
TEAM, the Traditional End-of-Life Awareness Movement, is uniting hundreds of shuls and communities across the country. Their mission is to raise awareness about the importance
Every married couple, once they hear the news that they are expecting their first child, is overcome with joy: “Wow, we are going to become
When Camp Dora Golding’s director was looking to retire, he encouraged Alex Gold, one of the camp’s division heads, to apply for the job. Gold
(StatePoint) Food brings family together. And time spent in the kitchen is how cooking traditions and those secrets behind the best dishes get handed down
This past Tuesday evening, Teaneck’s David and Michal Kahan opened their home to JNF’s unique Special In Uniform, a groundbreaking program that integrates special needs
The Feldenkrais Method is “a system designed to promote bodily and mental well-being by conscious analysis of neuromuscular activity, via exercises that improve flexibility and
My mom used to use cloth diapers on my youngest brother, in an effort to preserve the environment. The other five of us were spared
Workplace injuries are very common, whether people want to admit it or not. Some of us have jobs during which we are more likely to
