Author: Casey Uritis, OTR/L What is Occupational Therapy? Through the use of activity modifications, exercise, education, and management tools, occupational therapists enable patients to achieve…

In 2011, 14-year-old Will was featured in the Mayo Clinic Blood Donor Center calendar, as he received frequent platelet transfusions in his fight against cancer.…

At the Hub, we like to share relevant information and quality resources to assist those living with dementia and care partners. This month, we would…

Member Spotlights feature interviews with fellow Connect members. Learn more about members you’ve connected with and some you haven’t met yet. Nominate a member you…

This blog post was inspired by the discussion that member and volunteer mentor, Becky (@becsbuddy), started of the same name The Patient Portal—Help or Hindrance? It's…

Last summer, Mayo Clinic Volunteer Programs (MCVP) and the Family Birth Center partnered to launch Mayo Clinic's Volunteer Doula Program, which aims to improve equity…

  This week I want to make everyone around the country living alone with Mild Cognitive Impairment aware of this research opportunity.  This is a…

At Mayo Clinic and other medical centers, there are countless staff who are not typically seen by the patients. These staff are the backbone of…

Spirituality is a dynamic process that can help you discover meaning and purpose in your life. A cancer diagnosis may change your spirituality. You may…

Author: Dacre Knight, MD, MS Over the past few weeks, there has been more attention to the rising number of patients (and some celebrities) diagnosed…

We at the HABIT team hope your 2023 is starting off amazing!  If you've reviewed the information here that describes the HABIT program, you've seen…

Music has profound impacts on our lives, providing a soundtrack to memories and fostering a sense of community. Resounding Voices offers those living with cognitive…