Health And Wellness

  1. Portland Maine Physical Therapy Gains New Doctor

    Portland Maine physical therapy has gained a new doctor of physical therapy. Congratulations to Coastal Rehab on their new Physical Therapist! Tyler Hews, PT, DPT graduated with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Husson University. Tyler brings four … Continue

  2. The Benefits of Vertical Wheelchair Lifts

    Vertical wheelchair lifts can be very helpful for those with a physical disability, as well as aged individuals who often spend most of their time in their wheelchairs and have limited mobility. A vertical wheelchair lift, or … Continue

  3. Medicare Alphabet Soup: Maine Medicare options

    A Healthy Look at Medicare Alphabet Soup: Sorting it All Out By Karen Vachon, Insphere Insurance Solutions Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug Plan season has begun! The pre-enrollment period has began on Oct. 1st. Annual enrollment for … Continue

  4. Looking for Work in Maine? Work Reimagined Leads to A Fresh Start

    Looking for work in Maine? Most of us know what it is like to search for a job. It can be demoralizing and bewildering. Today’s complex marketplace can make the process of matching ones skills with the … Continue

  5. Mid Coast Cardiology Names New Practice Manager

    Mid Coast Health Services in Brunswick is pleased to announce Marjorie Marquis has joined Mid Coast Cardiology as the new Practice Manager. A Brunswick resident, Marquis brings with her an extensive background in healthcare administration with an understanding … Continue

  6. Mid Coast Medical Group Practice Manager

    Ross H. Cunningham, MBA, of Lisbon Falls, has been named Practice Manager of Mid Coast Medical Group – Women’s Health Care. As Practice Manager, Cunningham will oversee the daily operations of the Women’s Health Care practice, which … Continue

  7. Fall Alert: Reduce Your Risk of Falls

    Each year, more than 1.8 million people over age 65 are treated in hospital emergency rooms for injuries associated with, among other things, stairs, bathtubs, furniture, and rugs/carpeting.  Thousands of these injuries are related to falls.  In … Continue