Top 5 Avoidable Coding Mistakes that Decrease Revenue
It's no secret that insurance companies create an absolute labyrinth for physicians to collect the reimbursement they are due. Added complications, confusion, and opportunities for mistakes are present at every step of the way. These 5 tips listed by Medical Economics are some of the most common ...
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Morningside Medical Equipment: Driving Innovation Excellence in the Neurology Space
Morningside Medical Equipment is well-positioned to deliver novel technologies and solutions to the clinical diagnostic space as a leading medical equipment distributor for healthcare professionals. The company provides physicians with state-of-the-art equipment and services, helping maximize the...
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'Optimal' sleep linked with 74% lower cardiovascular risk
Researchers examined the relationship between cardiovascular risk and sleep quality. They found that improved sleep quality is linked to lower cardiovascular risk. They noted that increasing awareness of sleep quality and quantity could benefit sleep quality and potent...
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If You Don’t Eat a Banana Every Day, This Might Convince You to Start
We are all fans of fruit and vegetables at Morningside Medical Equipment. With an ever-changing industry stance on the nutritional value of different foods, it's nice to know that one of our favorite yellow fruits can make a significant impact on the risk of cardiovascular events. An apple a day ...
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Exercise and Alzheimer's Disease
By RANDY YOUNG | MGH News and Public Affairs August 25, 2021 ResearchCare Delivery 4 min read New insight into the workings of the hormone irisin shows it has the ability to spur the cognitive benefits of exercise, holding promise for treating cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease, Harvard Me...
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The Do's and Don'ts of Autonomic (ANS) Testing
Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) testing is a strong diagnostic tool to uncover an array of clinical risks. Assessing conditions such as Autonomic Neuropathy, Vascular Dysfunction, Blood Pressure issues, and more requires the use of sensitive medical equipment with proper testing procedures and sys...
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'MIND' Diet May Slow Cognitive Decline in People with Alzheimer's
Combining healthy habits with lifestyle changes has been found crucial to improving brain functioning power, especially when these strategies are implemented as early as possible. After a formal diagnosis of Alzheimer's, dementia, or mild cognitive impairment has been made, the next step is decid...
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Alzheimer's Association Walk 2021 - It's Personal
President of Morningside Medical Equipment, Matt Berens and Sales Associate, Chloe Virden participated in last weekend's Alzheimer's Association - Walk to End Alzheimer's. Held annually in more than 600 communities nationwide, the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's® is the world's l...
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High Levels of Stress Hormones May Raise Risk of Hypertension, Cardiovascular Disease
Everyone is stressed. Everyone has different stresses. The liability starts when people don't remember to rely on their own personal coping skills. Some people have a glass of wine, some exercise, and some play video games. Whatever it is each person does, the fact remains; mental stress will alm...
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