Health Infographics

The following infographic shows how some celebrities still look so young and how YOU can as well! Celebrities may have professionals at their beck and call to ensure they look their best but you can look just as good and maybe even better.

This infographic breaks down the current state of the healthcare industry from a business perspective, as well as breaks down basic practicing healthcare principles that business leaders of all industries may learn from.

Unsafe water is the number one killer of life. Check out the infographic below to learn about what needs to happen for us to provide clean water for people around the world.

How have epidemics affected life in the USA? Check out the infographic below to learn the answer to this question and more.

Alzheimer’s Disease has been affecting about 35 million families worldwide. Because of the growing number, September has been declared to be a World Alzheimer’s Month. In observance to it, here is an infographic to help raise the awareness and grow advocates for the condition.

This infographic shows just how widespread the issues of stress really are today. Stress is something we’re forced to live with, yet know very little about how we can actually handle. This infographic shows 6 frightening facts about stress, ranging from how many of us feel bad from it, how it increases over the years, and finally, what it actually costs every year.

Unpaid medical bills are now the #1 reason people are filing for bankruptcy. What’s the cause of these staggering numbers? National Debt Relief explores this issue in the following infographic.

Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) or Vibration White Finger, is an industrial disease caused by the continuous use of vibrating hand-held tools and equipment such as; chainsaws, pneumatic drills and power drills. This disease effects people numbered in the tens of thousands. The condition affects the nerves, muscles, arm joints and blood vessels after extensive exposure to vibration frequencies of between 5 and 2000 Hz, although the greatest risk exists between the frequencies of 5 and 150 Hz.

In the future, SNF readmission rates could be subject to penalties similar to those CMS has put in place for hospitals, such as when SNF readmissions to a hospital occur for certain conditions, within a particular timeframe. To avoid this, many hospitals and health systems are collaborating with SNF providers to improve care and reduce unplanned 30-day readmissions.