By Kimberly Blaker Often, when we think of heart conditions, we associate them with age. Although atrial fibrillation (AFib) is found more often in
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Oneida Health relocates services of Maternal Health Center
Oneida Health will close its downtown Maternal Health Center clinic, a Medicaid-assisted pregnancy program, and move those services to its Women’s Health practice located
Local Runner Raced in Every Boilermaker
Joe Wilczynski of Marcy has spent most of his life running in marathons across the U.S., including every single Boilermaker race since its inception
‘Special Needs’ vs. ‘Disabled’: A Search for Respectful Verbiage
Experts: avoiding the term ‘disabled’ only leads to stigmatization By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Probably arising from the push for additional education support for persons
Q & A with Karen Korotzer of Arc of Oneida/Lewis Chapter
To offset workforce shortage, nonprofit is planning to use technology to help support clients in their homes, says Arc of Oneida/Lewis Chapter CEO By
Excellus Addresses Health Disparities in Upstate New York with New Health Equity Awards
Nonprofit organizations are invited to apply for grants of up to $30,000. Deadline is Sept. 17 Recognizing structural racism as a driving force of
Muscle specialist opens New Hartford site
Chiropractor and muscle activation professional Kingsley Kabari has opened a site in New Hartford following the success of Kabari Wellness Institute in Seneca Falls,
18 Local Nonprofit Organizations to Receive Excellus’ Community Health Awards
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has awarded a total of $214,000 in community health awards to 53 nonprofit organizations in Upstate New York to support local
Understanding Cognitive Testing
Just as we’re tested for our vision, hearing and heart health, at some point most of us will be tested for memory and thinking skills. Test
The Power of Music for Those With Dementia
Music can actually lift people out of the Alzheimer’s haze and bring them back to a semblance of normality, if only for a short while By