Morgan Callard is an experienced marketing strategist and content creator who has been with Performance Health since 2017 and is currently a Segment Marketing Manager. She has a degree in psychology from Northwestern University and brings a research-driven approach to creating content that supports clinicians in delivering high-quality patient care. She is dedicated to making complex topics accessible and engaging for clinicians and customers. Outside of work, Morgan enjoys baking, reading, and traveling.
If you have lymphedema, you know the struggles of managing your condition. But there are products that can help you manage your lymphedema and reduce your swelling.
Cardiac rehabilitation is a program designed for people with heart problems. It helps you improve your cardiovascular (heart) health through proper nutrition, exercise, and stress relief. Get your heart pumping and improve your health with exercise!
Every year, nearly 800,000 people in the U.S. have a heart attack.1 That’s more than the ENTIRE population of Seattle. And about 25% of those people have previously suffered a heart attack in the past (think of it as the population of Salt Lake City).
Cardiac rehabilitation is a holistic program designed to improve your heart health. This means it includes not only an exercise program, but also nutrition and stress relief education.
Cardiac rehabilitation helps improve your heart health. Proper nutrition and other healthy habits are a key part of this program. Learn about simple changes you can make to stay healthy!
Whether you’re a therapist trying to help your patients improve their grip strength or an individual looking to improve your hand strength at home, you have a lot of tools to choose from. Find the best choice for you.
Rolyan has led the way in thermoplastic splinting material for nearly 50 years. Rolyan was founded in 1975 when an occupational therapist shared an idea with her engineer husband, John Naylor Clark III.
Alzheimer’s and other conditions can make daily tasks like eating, dressing, bathing, and walking difficult. Daily living aids can help people with Alzheimer’s disease stay independent and also help caregivers. Learn care tips and discover tools that can help in this article.
1 in 4 people over the age of 65 fall each year in the U.S. That’s over 29 million falls a year! But there are steps you can take to reduce your risk (or your loved one’s/patient’s risk) of falling.
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