Original article by Alyssa Rege, Becker Hospital Review | January 30, 2019 Chicago is expected to be colder than Mount Everest and Antarctica this week, according to The Hill, and area hospitals are gearing up to help keep people warm and safe during the icy weather. Record-breaking cold temperatures are expected to hit Chicago this week,… Continue reading Chicago Hospitals Brace for ‘Polar Vortex’

In this Surviving Flu Season with an Ostomy video, Laura Cox talks about the best ways to stay hydrated when you're sick, and how to avoid getting sick.

Because the tracheotomy bypassed Charlie's vocal cords, he learned early on that there is a myriad of ways to express your wants and needs without words.

In this article from MyJerseyCentral.com, several caregivers are interviewed about their experiences in a "caregiver crisis."

In this article from Health24.com, learn about a device that emits impulses that can be used as a treatment for incontinence.

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Check out Colin's question to Aaron Baker, our Spinal Cord Injury Lifestyle Specialist, about soreness with an intermittent catheter, after removal.

In this article, Dr. Liz Mathis, of Psychological & Educational Consulting, discusses the I&RS vs. 504 Accommodation Plan vs. IEP.

After a recent bought of sickness, our Spinal Cord Injury Lifestyle Specialist created this list of everything in his at home medical kit.

Our Spinal Corn Injury Lifestyle Specialist Aaron educates us how he sets himself up to be independent when he's at home with a spinal cord injury.