Dysphasia refers to a language disorder that can affect both children and adults. While most cases of dysphasia are caused by stroke, damage to the brain, lesions on the brain,...
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There are numerous health conditions that may be temporarily disabling, even if they do not cause persistent disability. One such condition is that of migraine dysphasia, often referred to as...
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For parents, learning that your child has a condition or disease that impairs their ability to navigate life can be heartbreaking and worrisome. Will they be able to lead a...
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For the last few decades, the U.S. healthcare system has primarily relied upon a set of codes, known as ICD-9 to report diagnoses. However, this system was replaced in 2015...
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Congenital dysphasia is a developmental speech disorder that is not the result of trauma or stroke, but is present from birth and is characterized by a difficulty speaking or understanding...
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Dysphasia is a communication disorder that occurs when the part of a person’s brain that controls language sustains damage. Usually taking the form of difficulty speaking or comprehending language, this...
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Home health care is one of the fastest growing industries in the United States (Maddox, 2019). Due to the changes in the underlying structure of the American population—most importantly, because...
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The cost of home health care and long-term care services is a huge concern for many families all across the United States. Year-after-year health care costs have been rising faster...
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Home health care workers provide vital services to senior citizens and to other people who desperately need flexible and affordable care. Through professional and fully individualized home healthcare services, vulnerable...
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Home health services can be expensive. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, even part-time home health care services can cost in excess of $10,000 per year....
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