Every day, you're making micro-decisions about how you feel. Whether it's reaching for your phone before your feet hit the floor or skipping breakfast to jump into emails, these moves add up. Most people aren’t neglecting their wellness out of apathy — they’re overwhelmed. The good news? Well-being isn’t a single heroic overhaul. It’s rhythm, not revolution. With the right structure, you can build stability, clarity, and energy without sacrificing your day. Here are seven small but impactful moves that help you feel and function better — starting now.

Transitions in healthcare can feel unsettling, especially when they’re unexpected. If your longtime primary care doctor retires, it’s not just about finding someone new to sign prescriptions or perform checkups—it’s about rebuilding a trusted relationship. A primary care doctor isn’t just a medical expert; they’re your first line of defense, your advocate, and often, your translator when medical issues get complicated. Choosing the right one requires time, intentionality, and a thoughtful approach. Here’s how to do it right.

Running isn’t just for the young anymore. In fact, an increasing number of older adults are running into their 50s and 60s. The benefits include improved cardiovascular health, greater endurance, and a boost in independence and self-esteem. However, running isn't a hobby you should pick up lightly, no matter your age. To avoid injury and maximize the benefits, remember to keep all of these tips in mind; Stretch Beforehand, Prioritize Arch Support, Utilize a Wearable Fitness Tracker, Develop Good Form, Heat and Ice Afterward, Take Regular Breaks, Recover After Your Run, Incorporate Running Into a Balanced Workout Regimen.

5 Strategies You Can Use to Advocate for Your Health (Photo by MART PRODUCTION: https://www.pexels.com/photo/people-woman-sitting-technology-7089401/; 5/16/25 Pexels accessed) Taking care of your physical and mental health should be one of your top priorities. But sometimes, communicating openly with doctors and other healthcare professionals can be tricky. You might leave appointments feeling like they don’t fully understand your needs. Today, TRK Medical Products shares some tips on everything from staying on top of your appointments to staying active outside of training. 1. Communicate in a Timely Manner With your busy daily schedule, it’s all too easy to forget about booking doctors’ appointments,...

Chances are, right now, you’re in some sort of pain.

Maybe your back aches, or arthritis is hurting your hands or knee pain is hobbling your walk. Maybe you’re dealing with something even more intense — lingering, life-altering pain from diabetes or cancer.

These are all forms of chronic pain, a type that persists longer than three to six months and rears its ugly head most every day. Chronic pain strikes in many ways — musculoskeletal pain from gout or lingering injuries, inflammatory pain from autoimmune disorders, ­neuropathic pain from impinged or degenerative nerves, even pain that’s linked to psychological issues. And it hits older adults especially

Pain management has undergone a radical transformation over the years; shifting from basic pharmacological treatments to sophisticated, technology-driven solutions. These advancements not only offer new hope to those suffering from chronic and acute pain but also mark a significant step towards personalized medicine. By integrating cutting-edge technologies such as shockwave therapy, robotics, and nanotechnology, healthcare professionals are now able to offer more precise, effective, and less invasive pain relief options.

An ice machine for surgery and/or injury rehab is a specialized device designed to provide targeted cold therapy to the affected body area.

Unlike traditional ice packs or cold compresses, these machines circulate chilled water continuously, ensuring that the targeted area receives consistent and prolonged cold treatment.