Now at 50, Jennifer Zywiak works as New York Connects coordinator for RCIL. She talks about her position, her condition and why she is
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Rome Health Selected for National Technical Assistance Program
Rome Health has been selected as one of eight hospitals nationwide to participate in the Rural Hospital Stabilization Program, a federal initiative that provides
5 Things You Should Know About Treatment for Autism
By Barbara Pierce We’re hearing a lot about autism lately. We’ve heard how the rates of those diagnosed have increased significantly over the
My Child Has Been Diagnosed with Autism. Now What?
By Barbara Pierce You’ve just learned that your child has been diagnosed with autism, what clinicians call autism spectrum disorder. People react to
Autism: What Happens When FDA Changes Drug Guidelines
How hospitals in Central New York monitor FDA prescribing changes, decide what to change locally and communicate those changes to patients By Jolene Cleaver
Who Will Care for My Child with Special Needs As I Age?
By Barbara Pierce Thinking about what the future holds for their child as they become an adult is perhaps the most challenging part
How Long You Live Is Determined by Where You Live
Researchers find life expectancy varies dramatically based on where we live, economic conditions and race and ethnicity. By Barbara Pierce Just how long
Adirondack Chiropractic Now Offers Shockwave Technology for Pain Relief
By Stefan Yablonski Chiropractor James Kolwaite is the owner of Adirondack Chiropractic at 587 Main St., New York Mills. “I decided to become a
Getting the Word Out
Local hospitals’ communications professionals charged with spreading the news about their organizations. They share their experience By Jolene Cleaver On any given day, while
Q&A with Lisa Alteri
Chief clinical officer at the Hospice/Palliative Care of New Harford talks about the misconceptions people have about palliative care and how the nonprofit-provides care