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Mar 01, 2023
Lymphedema Treatment Act passed by Congress in 2023 goes into effect January 1, 2024
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Heather Ferguson Heather@LymphedemaTreatmentAct.org 704-965-0620Health Provision Passed by Congress will Help Millions Who Suffer From this Under-Recognized Chronic Disease: Cancer survivors and others with lymphedema applaud inclusion of the Lymphedema Treatment Act in the Consolidated Appropriations Act
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Feb 02, 2023
My child was just diagnosed with a speech/language impairment, now what?
by Anna Nguyen, SLPAs a therapist, my day-to-day is pretty routine. Do therapy. Drink coffee. Document. Drink more coffee. Do an evaluation. As a parent, bringing your child in for an evaluation is anything but routine. I imagine there is
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Jan 03, 2023
What is LSVT BIG and what does it have to do with helping Parkinson's patients?
by Brady Holcomb, PT, DPT LSVT BIG (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment) is a specific treatment regimen that was developed after it was shown that specific cues for patients that deal with Parkinson’s Disease helped to address their voice deficits. Some
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Nov 30, 2022
What's that for? The "Whys" of Cranial Remodeling Helmets
Have you ever seen a baby wearing a colorful helmet and wondered “What’s that for?”. The most likely answer is treating plagiocephaly.Plagiocephaly is a common and treatable issue that causes a baby’s head to have a flattened or misshapen appearance.
May 03, 2022
Better Speech & Hearing Month featuring West Texas Deaf Olympics
Dr. Angela Middlebrooks participated in WTDO
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