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Finding GOOD in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Kelika Ishol, Director of Community Relations, ISNR | Jun 2, 2020 | Column, June-July 2020

Many of us are affected by the anxieties that come with the COVID-19 pandemic. But my boss once told me, “In chaos there is opportunity.” That quote resonated deeply in my heart. How can this be true for a pandemic? I soon learned that some positive things are happening around the world and here in Hawai‘i.

Vaping: The New Lung Killer

Kelika Ishol, Director of Community Relations, ISNR | Dec 7, 2019 | Dec 2019 - Jan 2020, Health

We now know that vaping kills. And it can kill faster than tobacco.

Don’t Take Breathing for Granted

Kelika Ishol, Director of Community Relations, ISNR | Feb 1, 2019 | February - March 2019, Giving Care

Breathing is something most of us take for granted. But for those folks with respiratory issues like asthma, breathing can be a struggle. Studies show that a healthy adult will take an average of 12–15 breaths per minute. For those with respiratory issues like asthma,...

Preparing for the Unexpected

Kelika Ishol, Director of Community Relations, ISNR | Dec 2, 2018 | Dec 2018 Jan 2019, Giving Care

An unexpected life-changing situation can happen in an instant. One minute you’re at a friend’s home, getting ready to enjoy watching UH football, then you slip and fall, and feel excruciating pain. Hours later, on a trip to the emergency room, you learn that you fractured your hip or, even worse, your spine.

Respiratory Care: Breathing Exercises

Kelika Ishol, Director of Community Relations, ISNR | May 19, 2018 | Giving Care, June - July 2018

In the last issue we discussed how people diagnosed with chronic respiratory failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are at higher risk for infection. This issue, we focus on ways to ease their breathing problems.

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  • Virtual Training: Think About It! Copy

  • February – March 2021

  • Hawai‘i Woman Hits It BIG in Las Vegas!

  • Estate Planning: Start With ‘Why’

  • Elder Abuse Reporting Deadlines

  • Passing on the Family Business

  • Rules for Adult Kids Returning Home

  • The Power of Healing, Harmony & Hope

  • Oh Those Medicare Commercials!

  • Dementia Patients ‘Remember Thru Music’

  • Medicare’s Other Enrollment Periods

  • Help for Military and Veteran Caregivers

  • Aging With Aloha: Caring for Your Eyes

  • Frontiers in Cardiovascular Health

  • Practice Good Oral Hygiene Together

  • Poling for Better Posture, Balance & Health

  • Engage With Kūpuna During COVID-19

  • Creating Smooth Transitions for Seniors

  • Our Highest Purpose: Serving Our Kūpuna

  • Your Spouse & Your Caregiving

  • Does Medicare Cover Long-Term Care?

  • Empowering Family Caregivers

  • KTA Super Stores: Beyond the Bottom Line

  • Avoid Family Disputes About Real Estate

  • Spring Decluttering After the Holidays

  • A Second Chance at Love

  • Green Point Nurseries: A Growing Business on the Big Island

  • Vaccination – A Lesson from the Past

  • A 91-Year-Old Advocate of Healthy Living

  • Your Body, Your BFF

  • Help! I Can’t Find My Credit Card!

  • Mental Health During COVID-19

  • Assisted Living Facilities Strive to Adapt

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