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Ellen Girourd, PT, DPT, at OrthoRI's Wakefield office, talks about the challenges of the physical therapy profession.
A moveable path toward wellness and healing
WAKEFIELD – Today, the continuum of health care often follows a positive pathway through the practice of physical therapy. It features successful recovery from surgery, joint replacement and … more
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R.I. Attorney General addressing a news conference in 2023.
Defending democracy in the courts
PROVIDENCE – The future of America’s 249-year-old democratic republic is being played out these days in dramatic legal fashion in federal District Court. R.I. Attorney General Peter … more
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Kimberlynn and her two-week old daughter at the Raising Rhode Island Kickoff Campaign.
Putting women and children at greater risk
WARWICK – Mark your calendars! On Monday morning, May 5, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., Rhode Island KIDS COUNT will hold its 31 st annual breakfast celebration at the Crowne Plaza, honoring more than … more
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The work of in-house physical therapist Jessica Rosa at Briarcliffe Manor is focused on helping patients regain their balance to recover from chronic health conditions.
The art of healing
JOHNSTON — As someone who has benefited from physical therapy on an outpatient basis for five years, it has been a revelation to engage with a physical therapist who works for Briarcliffe … more
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When caregivers speak out: The first of two public hearings was held on Tuesday, March 19, 2024, on the proposed purchase of Roger Williams Medical Center and Our Lady of Fatima hospitals by the Atlanta-based Centurion Foundation. A staff member and union member testifies in opposition to the sale, as Attorney General Peter Neronha and AG legal staff member Julia Harvey listen, as does The Public Radio's Lynn Arditi, kneeling. The sale with state-imposed conditions was recently approved by a bankruptcy court in Houston
To tell the truth
JOHNSTON — Senate President Dominick Ruggerio was hospitalized last week with pneumonia. He then entered short-term rehab to speed his recovery.   The hospital emergency rooms in … more
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In photo from a story published 10 years ago, on Aug. 3, 2015, “The clear and present danger of lead poisoning” which detailed the historic jury verdict finding a landlord guilty of negligence, Amie Jordan and her daughter, Rowan, at Hasbro Children's Hospital, after Rowan was diagnosed with lead poisoning at a 49 microgram per deciliter level in her blood, about 10 times the limit recognized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The lead poisoning has been allegedly linked to high levels of lead in the home where Rowan and her parents live in Coventry.
Keeping the lead out
PROVIDENCE— Some 20 years after the state enacted laws to protect children and families from lead poisoning, the R.I. Department of Health has finally been able to move ahead with a published … more
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