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A Digital Home – Mental Health Partners

Posted: Published on November 23rd, 2018

Registration: 303-443-8500 If you think you need mental health services, call our main line and you will be welcomed by one of our supportive staff and asked a series of registration questions to determine how we can best help you. Upon completing an initial registration, you will be given instructions on how to obtain a clinical assessment. If you or a loved one are experiencing a mental health crisis, you can speak with an emergency psychiatric services counselor 24/7 for both adults and children. If you need information specifically related to substance abuse treatment and drug detox call our detox line to learn about MHP services, including safe detoxification from alcohol and/or drugs 24 hours a day, seven days a week, in a 20-bed facility at 3180 Airport Rd. in Boulder. If you or someone you care about has been impacted by sexual assault and you need someone to talk to, please call MESAs 24/7 crisis hotline. To visit MESAs website for more information about services, please click here. Follow this link: A Digital Home - Mental Health Partners … Continue reading →

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Adult Mental Health | Georgia Department of Behavioral …

Posted: Published on November 23rd, 2018

Dr. Terri TimberlakeDirector, Office of Adult Mental HealthEmail: Terri.Timberlake@dbhdd.ga.govFax: 404-463-7149 To identify adult community-based mental health service providers in your area, call the Georgia Crisis & Access Line at 1-800-715-4225 or visit http://www.mygcal.com. Office of Adult Mental Health Resource Directory(Updated April 2018) ACT Fidelity Reports Disaster Preparedness for Providers DBHDD Procurement of Adult Community Mental Health Private Psychiatric Inpatient Services During the fall of 2017, DBHDD released a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the purpose of contracting with an accredited private psychiatric inpatient services provider to serve adults age 18 and up, who have a variety of psychiatric diagnoses. The intended outcome of this RFP would have been provision of private psychiatric inpatient services to individuals appropriately referred by DBHDD or its agent in regions 1, 4, and 6 within the state of Georgia. The current contracts expire at the end of this calendar year. The department has canceled the RFP and will re-release a new RFP in the fall of 2018. All interested providers must resubmit complete proposals that include all components stated in the RFP and conform to all the requirements stated in the RFP. This applies to any interested offeror, including currently contracted providers of this service. … Continue reading →

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Heart Attack (Myocardial Infarction) | Symptoms and Causes

Posted: Published on November 22nd, 2018

Treatment with a clot-busting medicine or an emergency procedure to restore the blood flow through the blocked blood vessel is usually done as soon as possible. This is to prevent or minimise any damage to your heart muscle. Other treatments help to ease the pain and to prevent complications. Reducing various risk factors can help to prevent a heart attack. The heart is mainly made of special muscle (myocardium). The heart pumps blood into blood vessels (arteries) which take the blood to every part of the body. Like any other muscle, the heart muscle needs a good blood supply. The coronary arteries take blood to the heart muscle. The main coronary arteries branch off from the aorta. The aorta is the large artery which takes oxygen-rich blood from the heart chambers to the body. The main coronary arteries divide into smaller branches which take blood to all parts of the heart muscle. See separate leaflet called The Heart and Blood Vessels. If you have a heart attack, a coronary artery or one of its smaller branches is suddenly blocked. The part of the heart muscle supplied by this artery loses its blood (and oxygen) supply if the vessel is blocked. … Continue reading →

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Interventional Cardiology | WVU Heart and Vascular Institute

Posted: Published on November 21st, 2018

Interventional cardiologists use non-surgical techniques usually by running a catheter through the arteries into and around the heart to repair the blockages that cut off the flow of blood in and out of the heart. Our cardiologists perform angioplasties, in which a balloon attached to the catheter clears the arteries, and are also experienced in the use of stents. In addition to traditional stents, WVU uses drug-eluting stents, which deliver medication directly to the site of the blockage. At the WVU Heartand Vascular Institute, we perform between 1,500 to 1,800 angioplasties and stent placements annually. For a heart attack patient, door to balloon is the time from arrival at the hospital until the start of balloon angioplasty. The national goal for door to balloon is 90 minutes. The WVU Heartand Vascular Institute far exceeds that goal. We have the doctors, technology, and facilities, including our cardiac labs, to make a rapid diagnosis and take quick, effective action 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Weve refined our coordination and teamwork to a science. Treatments/procedures performed at the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute include: Radial Artery Access Cardiac CatheterizationWVU Heart and Vascular Institute interventional cardiologists offer … Continue reading →

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Cerebral Palsy Occupational Therapy for | Therapies For Kids

Posted: Published on November 21st, 2018

Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a developmental disability that affects movement. It can result from damage or dysfunction in the developing brain, and may present before or at birth. It is estimated the approximately one child in 500 born in Australia will be diagnosed with CP. The effects of CP are different for each individual. The effects can include problems with movement, muscle control, muscle coordination, muscle tone, reflexes, balance and posture. Types of Cerebral Palsy Spastic Cerebral Palsy Spastic Cerebral Palsy is the most common type of CP, accounting for 70% 80% of cases. Spasticity is a form of hypertonia caused by damage to the motor cortex of the brain. Children may have difficulty moving from one position to another and controlling individual muscles to perform a movement task. Dyskinetic Cerebral Palsy Children with Dyskinetic CP have variable involuntary movements which are often noticeable when a childattempts to perform a task. Dyskinetic CP results from damage to the basal ganglia. The basal ganglia are responsible for regulating voluntary movements. Dyskinetic movements can be: Ataxic Cerebral Palsy Children with Ataxia have movement that can appear clumsy, unstable or imprecise. Their movements are not smooth and can appear jerky. Ataxic cerebral palsy … Continue reading →

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Treatments for Cerebral Palsy – cpneeds.com

Posted: Published on November 21st, 2018

How could stem cells be helpful in cerebral palsy? As we discussed, CP is caused by damage to the brains motor control center. This area of the brain consists of billions of different brain cells. Theories suggest that by infusing stem cells into the damaged area of the brain, they may be able to take the place of the damaged cells. Alternatively, scientists are hopeful that they may be able to recreate brain cells with the stem cells in a lab. Even if stem cell therapy may not necessarily offer a cure, it may still be used to protect and repair the damaged cells before there is permanent damage. This procedure will, in turn, reduce symptoms and promote mobility. There is still a lot of debate around the topic of stem cell therapy in many medical conditions including CP. We will just have to wait and see what happens. For now, the only way to treat cerebral palsy is by managing mobility complications and its other symptoms as well as we can. Sources and Additional Reading: https://curecp.org/ https://www.cerebralpalsyguidance.com/cerebral-palsy/treatment/cure/ https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/Clinical-Trials/Find-Ninds-Clinical-Trials?province=All&field_disorders_taxonomy_tags_tid=Cerebral+Palsy See more here: Treatments for Cerebral Palsy - cpneeds.com … Continue reading →

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Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease – StemGenex

Posted: Published on November 21st, 2018

Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinsons Disease Today, new treatments and advances in research are giving new hope to people affected by Parkinsons Disease. Stem Cell Research Centre provides Parkinsons stem cell therapy to help those with unmet clinical needs achieve optimum health and better quality of life. Parkinsons Disease stem cell therapy is being studied for efficacy in improving the complications in patients through the use of their own stem cells.These procedures may help patients who dont respond to typical drug treatment, want to reduce their reliance on medication, or are looking to try stem cell therapy before starting drug treatment for Parkinsons. To learn more about becoming a patient and receiving stem cell therapy through Stem Cell Research Centre, please contact one of our Patient Advocates at (800) 609-7795. Below are some frequently asked questions aboutstem cell therapy for Parkinsons Disease. The majority of complications in Parkinsons patients are related to the failure of dopamine neurons to do their job properly. Dopamine sends signals to the part of your brain that controls movement. It lets your muscles move smoothly and do what you want them to do. Once the nerve cells break down you no longer have enough dopamine, … Continue reading →

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Traumatic Brain Injury Rehab & Treatment …

Posted: Published on November 21st, 2018

Traumatic brain injury causes a number of minor to serious complications that typically require both immediate and ongoing, long-term treatment. While the first stages of treatment for TBI involve sustaining life and preventing further injury, chronic care requires a combination of rehabilitation programs and assistive technologies. Most rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury is aimed at overcoming, minimizing or working through disabilities so patients can live as independently as possible. Immediately after the incident that has caused traumatic brain injury (which can include physical abuse or a serious fall), patients are generally rushed to the hospital for immediate, acute treatment of TBI. During acute treatment, medical professionals will: At these specialized care facilities, medical staff will fully evaluate the patients impairments, disabilities and probability of recovery. Additionally, doctors will outline a course of appropriate treatments, helping patients and their families build the right team of medical professionals necessary for rehabilitation and chronic TBI treatment. Although most traumatic brain injury patients enter subacute treatment centers in shock or a state of post-traumatic amnesia, they leave these facilities ready to live independently, live with home care or move onto to long-term care centers. Patients with mild to moderate TBI spend little, if no … Continue reading →

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2019 Cerebral Vascular Biology Conference – cvent.com

Posted: Published on November 21st, 2018

Invitation It is my great pleasure to invite you to participate in the 13th International Conference on Cerebral Vascular Biology (CVB 2019) from June 25 28, 2019 in Miami, Florida. CVB 2019 will be a forum for scientists from around the world to discuss their cutting edge research on CNS barriers, particularly the blood- brain barrier (BBB) and blood-cerebrospinal fluid-barrier (BCSFB). This will be the continuation of a very successful conference series that was initiated in 1992. The last three conferences took place in Montreal, Canada (2013); Paris, France (2015); and Melbourne, Australia (2017). The CVB conference is returning to the US after 16 years of absence as the most important conference related to cerebral vascular biology. The participants will discuss current and future research surrounding cerebral vascular biology, including development of the brain barriers, drug transport and delivery across the BBB and BCSFB, the role of brain barriers in the etiology and pathology of neurological diseases, and therapeutic strategies to reverse these diseases by targeting the BBB and BCSFB. The emphases will be placed on novel nanotechnologies of drug delivery into the brain and clinical research on disorders involving cerebral vasculature. This exciting program will therefore attract national and … Continue reading →

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About Neuromuscular Diseases – Muscular Dystrophy Association

Posted: Published on November 20th, 2018

A look at causes, symptoms, and care options for neuromuscular diseases, and how we're leading the way to better treatments and cures. At MDA, we take a big picture perspective across the full spectrum of neuromuscular diseases to uncover scientific and medical breakthroughs that accelerate treatments and cures. The power in our research approach is that we can often apply learnings from one disease to progress in others to bring urgently-needed answers to our families. Read MDA News to stay up-to-date on issues that matter to the MDA community. Biomarkers can provide crucial information for researchers conducting clinical trials. James Ervasti, professor in the department of biochemistry, molecular biology & biophysics at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, is working to develop methods of identifying non-invasive biomarkers. The FDA has approved Taro Pharmaceuticals Keveyis 50 mg tablets for primary hyperkalemic and hypokalemic periodic paralysis. MDA helps you keep up on research news, health care information and helpful daily living strategies through magazines, print and online publications, educational speakers, seminars, videos and newsletters. Our trained specialists are here to provide one-on-one support for every part of your journey. Send a message below or call us at 1-833-ASK-MDA1 (1-833-275-6321). If you live … Continue reading →

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