D. – MD Update

The Game of Life

March 1, 2018May 8, 2018 Scott Neal 65-year-old, 65-year-old man, 65-year-old woman, actuarial standpoint, age point, average expected life span, average life expectancy, calculate life expectancy, calculator, care need, chance of risk, cohort, cohort life table, cohort method, continued cost, continued cost of healthcare, custom plan, D., default age, dwindle probability, expectancy, financial plan, game of life, great healthcare, happy old age, healthcare, historical standard, hospitalization, impact of longevity, life 's journey, life expectancy, life expectancy statistics, live active life, long-term care need, longevity, mortality rate, percentile, periodic life table, periodic method, plan process, population 's entire lifetime, real game, real game of life, retiree, retirement, reward, Scott Neal, security administration life expectancy calculator, social security administration life expectancy calculator, specific time period of a population, square offer reward, statistics show people, Wharton, young retiree

When you were a child, did you ever play a popular board game called The Game of Life? It simulates

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Special Section

Bringing the Best to Bowling Green

August 1, 2017 Donna Ison 50 % reduction, 50 % reduction of pain, adult degenerative condition, America 's healthcare system, arm surgery, arthritis, Arthroscopic, Arthroscopy, B., Bowling, brain, brain stimulation, carpel tunnel syndrome, challenge of pain, Cleveland clinic university hand, clinic, comprehensive physical therapy service, Contracture, craniofacial, craniofacial pain, cutting-edge care, D., deep brain stimulation, deformity, degenerative joint, disorder, Dupuytren 's Contracture, evolution of America 's healthcare system, extremity fellowship, fellowship, full-service pain management, ganglion cyst, Gilbert clinic, Gilbert-Graves, Gilbert-Graves clinic, hand fellowship, hand therapy, happy patient, high incidence of Dupuytren 's Contracture, Hines pharmacy, incision, interventional pain specialist, J., joint dysfunction, joint replacement, Keith D., Kentucky, lifeline home health, lumbo-pelvic, lumbo-pelvic disorder, medicine, Morrison, movement disorder, movement disorder surgery, multiple concern, multiple facility, nerve test, neurologic test, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, neurosurgical associate, neurosurgical care, orthopedic care, orthopedic residency, orthopedic surgeon, orthopedics, pain, pain specialist, patient range, people of western Kentucky, Phillip J., Phillip Singer, photo, physician, primary generator, primary generator of pain, ProRehab, residency, Richards, sacro-iliac, Shanks, shoulder, Singer, Singer 's patient, spine, spine care, spine tumor, sport medicine, streamlined care, surgeon, surgery, therapy, Todd Shanks, treatment of trauma, U, upper extremity fellowship, well-trained physician, western Kentucky, WKONA, WKONA physician

BOWLING GREEN In recent years, the evolution of America’s healthcare system became inevitable. Phillip J. Singer, MD, an orthopedic surgeon

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Parent Caregiving 2.0

August 1, 2017March 23, 2018 Scott Neal age client, age parent, area of successful age, boomer, burden, caregiver, Caregiving 2.0, D., elderhood, elderhood goal, family pay, fee-only, healthcare, healthcare power, healthcare power of attorney, insurance pay, mom, mom 's care, mother move, parent 's doctor, parent age, parent caregiving, planner, predictable predicament, preserve asset, president of D., prospect of parent caregiving, Scott Neal, set of issue, skilled care, successful age, thousand of boomer, Tim Prosch, whirlwind of the healthcare system

Nearly everywhere I turn these days, I run into someone who has either begun to care for their aging parent

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News News & Events

News – Jan 2017

January 1, 2017March 23, 2017 MD-Update Staff addition of Drs., arthritis, ASN, associate team physician, benign bone, Blake, bone, Brower-Harkess, Brower-Harkess research award, cancer, cancer care delivery, cardiology, care intervention, clinic, CoC, critical care, critical condition, D., disease procedure, Dr. Brandi Hartley, Dr. Craig Roberts, Dr. David Seligson, Dr. James Andrews, Dr. Jiyao Zou, expert orthopedic care, external fixation, fellowship, former college football player, general orthopedics, health care provider, healthcare, healthcare set, instructor, internal medicine, intervention, Jason, joined U, Jon Carlson, Kentucky, Kentucky orthopaedic society, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health cardiology associate, Lederer, limb-salvage, limb-salvage procedure, Liu, longtime surgeon, Lonnie Douglas, Louisville, Louisville physician orthopedics, Louisville school, Louisville university, Louisville university of Louisville physician orthopedics, Medicaid, Medicaid service, medical director, medical director of physical medicine, medicine, metabolic stone clinic, metastatic disease procedure, Miller, Mullett, musculoskeletal oncology, native of Chile, Nephrology, new orthopedic surgeon, new role, new surgeon, News, oncological surgery, oncology, orthopedic limb-salvage procedure, orthopedic oncological surgery, orthopedic oncology, orthopedic trauma, orthopedics, outcome, pediatrician, pediatrics, physical medicine, physician, provider, published researcher, range of expert orthopedic care, rehabilitation, residency, Rodolfo Zamora-Rendich, school of medicine, Shenoi, SIRH, Southern Indiana Rehab, Southern Indiana Rehab hospital, sport medicine fellowship, stone clinic, surgeon, trauma, U, UNC, university of Kentucky, world-renowned sport surgeon, Zamora-Rendich

U of L Physicians Adds Three New Orthopedic Surgeons LOUISVILLE University of Louisville Physicians Orthopedics, long recognized as a national

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The Case for Medical Cannabis

December 1, 2016January 19, 2017 Don Stacy, MD 10+ year radiation oncology career, 11 % decrease, A., advocacy effort, aim, aim 's diverse network, aim 's diverse network of contributor, alcohol, American journal, anecdotal positive benefit, anecdotal positive benefit of cannabis, Bradford, Bradford W., cannabis, cannabis law, commonwealth of Kentucky, D., D. et_al., death rate, disorder, et_al., fatality, healthcare, healthcare spend, initiation, innovative medicine, journal, judicial branch leader, Kentucky, Kentucky executive, Laws, legalization, legalization of medical cannabis, like-minded professional, marijuana, marijuana use, medical cannabis, medical cannabis law, medical liaison, medical marijuana, medicine, mission of aim, national opioid epidemic, oncology, opiate, Opioid, opioid dose, opioid epidemic, past-month, past-month cannabis use, past-year, past-year cannabis use, powerful advocacy effort, prescription, prevalence, radiation oncology career, relevant social science, state legalization, state legalization of medical cannabis, suicide, suicide rate, suicide rate of man, talent of like-minded professional, thorough review of the relevant social science, traffic fatality, treatment of a multitude, W.

The Alliance for Innovative Medicine (AIM) is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization that serves as the voice for professionals who believe

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Events News & Events Uncategorized

Events – May 2016

May 1, 2016July 17, 2017 MD-Update Staff #UNTIL, #UNTIL campaign, 501c3 non-profit organization, Ashland, Ashland 's large fund-raising event, Ashland 's large fund-raising event of the year, Ashland lawn party, barker, bluegrass, cancer, cancer battle, cancer screen, cause of help physician, check, clinic, colon, colon cancer, conservation of Ashland, crowd call, current healthcare news, D., decision-makers, Esq., feature bourbon taste, Gil Dunn, golf, healthcare, healthcare news, heart of Lexington, help physician, Henry Clay, Henry Clay estate, Henry Clay memorial foundation, iHeart, iHeart radio, in-depth content, in-depth content of MD-UPDATE, KCL, Kentuckian, Kentucky, Kentucky CancerLink, Kentucky Cancerlink 's mission, Kentucky CancerLink 's upcoming #UNTIL campaign, Kentucky CancerLink golf scramble, Kentucky doctor, Kentucky healthcare consumer, Kentucky physician, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, l-r, Lauren Parsons, lawn, lawn party, legacy of the great compromiser, Lexington, Lexington Ashland, Lexington clinic, man 's health, MD-UPDATE, MD-UPDATE archive, MD-UPDATE Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Newton, MD-UPDATE publisher, MD-UPDATE website, Moloney, need of cancer screen, Newton, pain treatment center, physician, PLLC, prostate, rd, Richard Coles, safe floor of Kentucky, Scott Neal, scramble, screen, searchable collection, searchable collection of article, Spindletop hall, Stephanie Wurdock, Sturgill, theme of the campaign, Turner, UK HealthCare, upcoming new MD-UPDATE website, wellness, WKYT

Celebrates Issue #100 LEXINGTON To celebrate the publication of the 100th issue of MD-UPDATE, team members, writers, photographers, and contributors

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A Different Kind of Plan

January 1, 2016 Scott Neal added care, adult child, adult child of age parent, age parent, age-in-place, aging-in-place, Boomer 's guide, boundary of the system, care benefit, care insurance, caregiver 's loss, caregiver 's loss of income, combined resource of the age parent, D., dad, David Solie, emergent reaction, even grandchild, fee-only, financial plan, financial well-being, inter-generational conflict, long-term care benefit, long-term care insurance, medicine dosage straight, mom, need of mom, need progress, need remains, parent 's long-term care need, personal care facility, potential long-term care, predictable dilemma, president of D., price of added care, proper caregiving, Scott Neal, severity of the need, slight need, source of difficulty, support of parent, tax professional, Tim Prosch, time let, uncertainty of the length

According to a recent poll, 41 percent of baby boomers who have a living parent are providing some sort of

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Complementary Care Psychiatry Psychiatry & Mental Health Uncategorized

Intellectual Property

December 1, 2015July 27, 2017 Jim Kelsey academic student, adult dependent, banker, Barry banker, board school, campus 's medical director, care situation, central Kentucky community, CEO of the Stewart home, clinic, connectivity, current resident population, D., director of the Stewart home, disability, Dr. Stewart, educational aspect of the school, environment of peer, environment of Peers, Frankfort, FRANKFORT imagine, future of Stewart home, generation of Stewarts, generational transfer, Gil Dunn image002, Gil Dunn image002 photo, Gil Dunn John, Gil Dunn John D., Gil Dunn Sandy Bell, group home, group home model, hear pathologist, image001 photo, image003 photo, intellectual disability, intellectual property, John D., Kentucky, Ky. Dr. John Quincy Adams Stewart, LIFE-LONG, LIFE-LONG experience, long-term care situation, much-needed answer, neurology visit, new gym floor, philosophy of the Stewart home, photo, planned new construction, portrait of school founder, pre-academic, pre-academic computer lab, pre-academic space, region wonder, renovation of the pre-academic space, resident of the Stewart home, Sandy Bell, school 's big hurdle, school provide much-needed answer, school rest, small college, Stewart, Stewart 's brother-in-law, Stewart home, top board school, underappreciated need, vision of a board school, widespread solution, widespread solution of choice

FRANKFORT Imagine you have an adult child with Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism, or another intellectual disability. Federal mandates ensure

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New Visualization Technology Advances Neurosurgery

December 1, 2015January 20, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton accuracy, accuracy of instrumentation placement, airo, Airo CT, AIRO® mobile INTRAOPERATIVE CT AT saint, Airo® mobile Intraoperative CT scanner, aneurysm, brain, brain tumor, busy center, clinic, cranial surgery, CT, cushion, D., disc, FAANS, FACS, fixation, functional neurosurgery, Gabriel, Gabriel H., good surgeon, H., immune-modulated, immune-modulated treatment, instrumentation, instrumentation placement, intraoperative, Intraoperative CT, INTRAOPERATIVE CT AT, INTRAOPERATIVE CT AT saint, Intraoperative CT scanner, Jewish hospital, John Lynner Peterson, Joseph, Joseph hospital, KentuckyOne, KentuckyOne health, large open, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic neurosurgeon, Lexington clinic neurosurgeon estimate, Lexington clinic neurosurgeon use, Lexington clinic neurosurgery, long-term future, long-term future of neurosurgery, Louisville, Matthew P., medical school, medicine, mobile Intraoperative CT, neurosurgeon, neurosurgery, new visualization technology advance neurosurgery, non-surgical, option, outcome, Owen, P., pain, pediatric neurosurgery, pelvis, Phillips, photo, physician, place brain stimulator, placement, potential complication, prediction of the neurosurgeon, psychiatric order, regular CT, residency, Robert D., scanner, spinal surgery, spine, spine surgery, Stephanie, surgeon, surgery, surgical option, surgical patient, Thomas Becherer, tumor, Tutt, type of brain tumor, young group

LEXINGTON It may sound unusual to hear a surgeon predict that the future of their specialty will be not to

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Gastroenterology Internal Systems Special Section

Modern Day Gastroenterology

September 1, 2015July 17, 2017 Sarah Wilder A., An-Yu Chen, Ashmun, at-risk patient, B., baby-boomer generation, C care, C., case of hepatitis C, celiac, celiac disease, chance of relapse, Chen, clinic, common hepatitis C, D., diarrhea, Dr. An-Yu Chen, gastroenterologists, gastroenterology, GI, GI disease, GI issue, head of Lexington clinic, hepatitis, hepatitis C, high relapse rate, lead cause of cirrhosis, lead provider of chronic hepatitis, Lexington, Lexington clinic, Lexington clinic gastroenterologists, Lexington Lexington, Lexington Lexington clinic, liver, Matthew D., Merkley, offer patient, positive patient, quality of life, relapse, rise disease, shared needle, Stephanie, symptom, treatment plan, unexpected weight loss, weight-loss

LEXINGTON Lexington Clinic Gastroenterology treats a wide variety of gastrointestinal (GI) issues. In recent years, two of the most common

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