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Santé specializes in a spectrum of care model that includes short-term nursing and rehabilitation, home health, palliative and hospice. Our library is a collection of stories, articles and information related to our core services and outpatient therapy programs –– all provided to help educate and spread awareness of the options available to you!

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Caring For Someone With End-Stage Diabetes  
October 7, 2019

People can live for decades with diabetes, but controlling end-stage diabetes can be challenging. While diabetes may not be the overwhelming factor in the decline of their health, it’s not uncommon for diabetic patients to also have significant other illnesses such as cardiopulmonary disease, cancer or dementia. Together, these health concerns can cause your loved one to need additional support as the diseases complete their natural progression. Caring for someone with end-stage diabetes often includes less rigorous management of their blood sugar than in the past and more focus on the comfort of the patient and their quality of life.

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late-stage MS Understanding What Happens in Late-Stage MS  
September 10, 2019

While the symptoms of multiple sclerosis may vary between individuals, late-stage MS is evidenced by a marked reduction in mobility and increased dependence on others for the most basic of life functions. Early stages of MS may begin with simple muscle weakness, difficulty speaking, tremors or dizziness and these symptoms increase in intensity over time. Understanding what happens during late-stage MS is vital to help provide a caring and safe environment for your loved one. 

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activities for seniors Easy Activities for Seniors During Recovery After a Fall  
September 3, 2019

As we age, it can be difficult to realize that we don’t simply bounce back from challenges as we did decades before. A fall to a senior could mean much more than a loss of mobility: it could require extensive rehabilitation, surgery or other life-altering challenges. As they’re recovering, seniors are likely to need mental as well as physical support in order to improve their health and mobility and these suggestions may help. 

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parkinson's disease Caring for a Loved One With Parkinson’s Disease
August 23, 2019

Maintaining a high quality of life for your loved one with Parkinson’s disease requires determination and education. This includes understanding the various stages of the disease and how you can help your loved one manage through the symptoms. Whether you are simply keeping track of doctor appointments and medications or actively involved in day-to-day support, here are suggestions for caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s disease.

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heart health 4 Breathing Techniques to Improve Heart Health
August 19, 2019

Keeping your heart healthy can be a challenge for anyone, but there are particular difficulties when you’re recovering from an accident, illness or are otherwise unable to exercise. You know that walking, jogging or other aerobic exercises are key to heart health, but did you know that something you already do thousands of times each day can help, too?

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arthritis Easy Tips For Managing Arthritis
August 14, 2019

As we age, our joints naturally lose some of their range of motion and can become more inflamed — making it difficult to complete even the simplest of tasks. While there are plenty of drugs on the market that can help manage difficult flare-ups, managing arthritis on a daily basis can be more of a challenge. Here are some tips from arthritis sufferers that might help you reduce your overall pain level and improve your range of motion.

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