You’ve probably heard the term “dwarfism” before, but what does it actually mean? In medical terms, dwarfism refers to a condition where an adult’s height is 4 feet 10 inches or shorter due to a genetic or medical condition. It’s not just about being short, plenty of people are naturally petite without having dwarfism. The … Read more
Running an OT practice means juggling a hundred things at once. But here’s the frustrating part: manual billing eats up hours you don’t have and dollars you can’t afford to lose. When your billing staff keeps turning over, revenue gaps appear like clockwork. Payments crawl in at a snail’s pace while unpaid invoices stack up … Read more
Here’s a staggering number: $36 billion. That’s what healthcare organizations lose annually because their systems can’t communicate with each other. You might think it’s just about money, but the real cost shows up in patient harm. When data gets trapped in silos, you end up with repeated tests that nobody needs, medication mistakes that shouldn’t … Read more
Chronic pain is pain that may last for more than three months, may be continuous or periodic, and may involve any part of the body. Due to its numerous causes, it usually interferes with one’s daily life and is linked to disorders such as depression and anxiety. The management of chronic pain begins with identifying … Read more
Scrubs form a fundamental component of any medical environment, not only apparel. From quiet private practices to hectic hospital wards, a scrubs uniform is quite important for safety as well as identity. Intended for comfort and utility, they help professionals through extended hours and demanding work. These outfits are selected for what they do, not … Read more
