Power output is now considered one of, if not the, most highly regarded metric when predicting overall longevity, healthspan and independence. It is well understood that the greater one’s absolute and relative power output, the greater the chances of them continuing to live and independent, active life. Of course, extraneous variables may alter this outcome. […]
Where? When? And How do we at LiveWell fit in to the healthcare process? We fill the gaps. In our infancy we saw ourselves ‘down the healthcare line’, that is we would be the final stage in the rehabilitation process, we would continue the progress. While that still holds true, we have also come to […]
by: Clarke Pollard Alzheimer’s Support Network “Significant” is a term in statistics that means the results were likely not due to chance. When we hear “significant” in a research study, we need to translate how we normally use the word “significant” to its use in research studies. Let’s say when you come out of the […]
At LiveWell Health we collect a great deal of data both at the start of service and as one continues to progress. Doing so wouldn’t provide any value unless we stayed up to date with the literature supporting the data. Below we demonstrate a recent article that prompted us to look into our data further. […]