Forgetfulness and memory problems can be a normal process of aging but it can also be a sign of something else.  If you or a loved one notices subtle memory changes do not automatically assume it is “dementia” because it may be related to other factors.

Polypharmacy is a term to describe when individuals use multiple concurrent medications, generally 5 or more.  Although polypharmacy can be an issue for people of any age, it is generally a consequence of having several underlying medical conditions and is more common in people over the age of 65.

Touchpoints at Bloomfield entered into a partnership designed to bring continuity in pulmonary care from the acute hospital setting into the post-acute, skilled nursing and rehab care setting. The program will address repeat hospitalizations by applying integrated pulmonary care and sleep medicine consulting to many diagnoses, including COPD and congestive heart failure.

Touchpoints at Manchester’s Yuri Westry, a Certified Nursing Assistant, recorded a radio ad with CBS Radio touting the Center’s strengths and offerings.

A live music fundraiser for Abby’s Helping Hand was held at Touchpoints at Chestnut on June 3rd and raised close to $800.