Monthly Archives: September, 2009

The healing power of music!

Written by CPRpros on September 21, 2009 — Leave a Comment

(CNN) — If you didn’t catch the white coat and the stethoscope, you might take Dr. Mike Miller for a middle-aged rocker, roaming the halls of the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore.

Posted in General, Health | Tagged Anxiety And Depression, Arteriosclerosis, Blood Vessel, Cardiologist, Cardiovascular System, Cnn, Dr Mike, Effects Of Stress, Hardening Of The Arteries, Healing Power, Maryland Medical Center, Mike Miller, Power Of Music, Risk Of Heart Attack, Stanford University, Stethoscope, Stressors, Term Stress, University Of Maryland Medical Center, Vessel Size

Hospital Care for Heart Attack, Heart Failure Patients Varies Across Nation

Written by CPRpros on September 21, 2009 — Leave a Comment

DALLAS, July 9, 2009Â – The 30-day mortality (death) and readmission rates for acute care of heart attack and heart failure patients vary significantly from hospital to hospital across the nation,

Posted in General, Health | Tagged Acute Myocardial Infarction, Centers For Medicare And Medicaid, Centers For Medicare And Medicaid Services, Centers For Medicare And Medicaid Services Cms, Harlan M Krumholz, Heart Attack, Heart Attack Patients, Heart Failure, Heart Failure Patients, Medicare And Medicaid, Medicare Medicaid, Mortality Rate, Myocardial Infarction, New Haven Conn, Patients With Heart Failure, Quality Initiative, Readmission Rates, Service Patients, Yale University School, Yale University School Of Medicine

What does “Adequate” health care mean for heart disease and stroke patients?

Written by CPRpros on September 2, 2009 — Leave a Comment

Â This article was sent to me by the AHA and I thought it was important to share with anyone who had cialis order online become confused by the proposed healthcare changes.
Don’t believe the sensationalism of some of the media outlets and the insurance companies.Â We NEED to see change in healthcare!

Posted in American Heart Association info, General, Health | Tagged Adequate Health Care, American Heart Association, Congenital Heart Defect, Family History Of Heart Disease, Financial Barriers, Health Care Reform, Health Care System, Heart Attack Survivor, History Of Heart Disease, Hypothetical Situations, Insurance Exchange, Lifetime Cap, Lifetime Caps, Preventative Care, Preventive Care, Reform Policies, Second Birthday, Sensationalism, Stroke Patients, Stroke Survivor

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Monthly Archives: September, 2009

The healing power of music!

Hospital Care for Heart Attack, Heart Failure Patients Varies Across Nation

What does “Adequate” health care mean for heart disease and stroke patients?

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