Publications

Catatonia – a diagnosis that involves motor, cognitive, behavioral, and autonomic irregularities -- may be seen in a variety of medical, psychiatric, and neurologic conditions or medication exposures. Here, we describe a case of catatonia seen in a...

While relatively rare in the general population, meningiomas are the most common tumors in the CNS. Most meningiomas are benign (80%) and can be managed only with continued observation without need for surgery or radiation therapy. There is also a...

Chronic pain is common among older adults, as is the use of medications to treat these symptoms. Aging physiology, in combination with a higher likelihood of medication use and declining renal function, makes older adults more susceptible to adverse...

I love my work as a post-acute and long-term care geriatrician, and as a hospice and palliative medicine specialist. I freely admit that. Yes, there are plenty of headaches, including administrative and regulatory burdens, and there’s the...