Symptom Management

Specific techniques and practices can help ease patients' stress and discomfort.

“I didn’t realize I was talking so softly before. Now I can speak out and be heard."

Physical signs through the dying journey, a natural part of life. Just as we are all unique in how we live, we are also unique in how we die.

The lymphatic system is a network of tissues and organs that helps the body get rid of toxins and waste materials. Lymphedema is when the lymphatic system breaks down and allows the buildup of fluid in one or more of a patient’s arms or legs. The swelling that results from this buildup can range from […]

Patients with chronic wounds face the complicated task of managing specialized care on an ongoing basis. And while there’s a lot of patient involvement in wound management, there are specially trained nurses who can provide extra support for patients with chronic wounds, an ostomy (surgically created opening) or continence conditions. “A lot of times when […]

Cancer may change the way you can taste and eat food, but you can still enjoy eating.

Cancer treatments can affect the pelvic floor.

From blood cancers like leukemia to bleeding and clotting disorders, hundreds of thousands of Americans have issues with their blood.