Judson Haims is the Director and Owner of a local publication in Avon, Colorado. With a focus on health and wellness, Judson writes articles for Vail Daily and The Aspen Times covering topics such as nutrition, gut health, aging, and mental well-being.
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Judson Haims focuses on health, wellbeing, family, relationships, and aging-related topics with an emphasis on local relevance. To reach out effectively to Judson, consider offering data-backed insights or expert commentary related to these themes. Topics such as health concerns impacting the local community in Colorado or specific issues affecting aging populations could be of particular interest.
Given the prevalence of articles concerning gut health and visible signs of health concerns, experts with knowledge in nutrition and medical professionals specializing in digestive wellness may find success when reaching out to him.
It's worth noting that Haims' geographic focus is primarily local (United States, Colorado, Avon), indicating a preference for content tailored specifically to this area.
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The ball dropped just nine days ago. How’s that New Year’s resolution going? Whether by going to the gym or by dieting, one of the most common resolutions made for the New Year is to...
The verdict that the brain slows with age is well-accepted in the study of medicine. Further, the thought that cognitive information-processing capacities decline as people age throughout adulthood is also accepted as true. Guess what? There is much research that claims this may not be completely accurate and/or unavoidable.
Over the past decade, medical professionals have noticed an alarming surge in cases of advanced colorectal cancer in people under the age of 50. There is good news though — for the most part, this cancer is preventable with early screening that can be done both at home and within a medical provider’s office.
Aging is a strange thing. Although many people fear the process and do what they can to delay father time from catching up with them, others embrace it and reflect on the various life stages...
Managing people’s care and advocating for them is what I do for a living, and I love my job. I have learned over the years from managing Visiting Angels that the most important and life-changing...
Managing people’s care and advocating for them is what I do for a living, and I LOVE my job! One of the things I have learned over the years from managing Visiting Angels is, the...
By: Judson Haims
The fragmentation of our healthcare system is prolific throughout the country. Exacerbating the situation is the complexity of people’s care needs, challenges with the coordination of available care providers and the availability of rehabilitation services provided both at facilities and within people’s homes. Transitioning from a hospital to a facility or home environment requires attention. A little planning and forethought can go a long way to making a transition easier.
By: Judson Haims
The fragmentation of our healthcare system is prolific throughout the country. Exacerbating the situation is the complexity of people’s care needs, challenges with the coordination of available care providers, and the availability of rehabilitation services...
Humans are social animals and we require connections in order to survive. However, as we age, spending more time alone due to the loss of family and friends, along with health ailments and hearing loss,...
Regardless if you or your loved one lives in a metropolitan or rural area, the decision process for evaluating the best suited place to age can be complicated. However, for those living in rural mountain...
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