Caring Medical

10/10/2026

Could your phone be affecting more than your attention span?

Our brains are constantly being bombarded with visual stimulation — scrolling, notifications, videos, bright screens, and an endless stream of information.

We often think about how this affects our focus and sleep, but there’s another piece to consider: how our visual system interacts with the rest of our body.

The brain, eyes, neck, and vascular system are all connected. Changes in visual input, head and neck position, and muscle activity can influence the way the body responds — including blood flow and venous drainage.

The jugular veins play an important role in helping blood leave the brain. When the neck is positioned poorly or there are changes in the structures surrounding these veins, venous outflow can potentially be affected.

So maybe it’s worth putting the phone down for a few minutes, looking up, moving your neck, and giving your brain and body a break!

10/02/2026

Please join us tomorrow at 10am EST for Marion’s live stream service.

Marion’s Service – Live Stream

We understand that not everyone will be able to be there in person to celebrate Marion’s life, so we want to make it possible for those who cannot attend to still be there in spirit.

We will be live streaming Marion’s service HERE on Saturday, October 3rd, beginning at 10:00 AM EST.

The livestream link will be available on this page approximately 10–15 minutes before the service begins.

Whether you are able to join us in person or from wherever you are, we are grateful to have you with us as we remember, honor, and celebrate Marion’s life. We hope you’ll join us. ❤️

09/26/2026

Please join us on Saturday, October 3rd from 10-12 at First Assembly of God in Fort Myers to celebrate the wonderful and beautiful life of Marion.

09/22/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our CEO, Marion Boomer Hauser.

Those of you who knew her, know she loved the lord with all her heart. Through this love she gave all of us strength, courage and most importantly lots of laughter. She was bright, kind, and full of life. Just as Christ is a light in our lives, so too was Marion. Her memory will live on through those whose lives she’s touched.

There will be an Illinois service held Thursday, September 24th at 10am at Village Church - 911 S Taylor Ave, Oak Park, Illinois and a Florida service on Saturday, October 3rd 10-12pm at First Assembly of God, 4701 Summerlin Road Fort Myers, FL. Please join us in celebrating her beautiful life.

https://www.legacy.com/legacy/marion-boomer-hauser

09/18/2026

If you have symptoms months or years after a whiplash injury, it is indicative of undiagnosed ligament damage in the neck. Often, the brain is looked at after a whiplash, but the neck is not and this can lead to a weakening of the ligaments and a degenerative cascade of disabling symptoms that can come on many months after the initial injury.

09/17/2026

Our awesome patient (and minion extraordinaire!), Valarie, shares her story of being diagnosed with extremely high eye pressure and being put on stroke watch while she started to lose her vision. She saw 34 doctors in 13 months trying to find answers and treatment options to address the root cause of what was causing her vision problems. We are so blessed to have her as a patient and seeing her vision improve, as well as other symptoms that she did not previously know were associated with her cervical dysstructure. As you'll see, she is a delight, and we are encouraged that she will continue to heal and have abundant health!

To learn more about eye symptoms and disorders that are connected with the cervical spine, you can check out our research page: https://caringmedical.com/about/prolotherapy-results/
as well as our article on Cervical oculopathy: https://caringmedical.com/cervical-oculopathy/

09/11/2026

Marilene first visited our office in 2024 for a myriad of symptoms; from neck pain to GERD to lack of energy to cognitive functioning - the list goes on and on.

However, after 7 treatments to her neck, we are happy to share that she has graduated! Marilene is very pleased with how her treatments have gone and is heading back to her home state to start working again.

Go Marilene, we are so grateful to have played a part in your healing journey!

09/10/2026

Some of you may remember our patient Caleb! He originally came to Caring Medical a few years ago for tremors and seizures that were caused by instability in the neck!

We are happy to share that Caleb, was able to sit down for a brief follow up on his case with Dr. Hauser. Check out his original video to see more about his case, and the seizures that were a mystery to him, his family, and his physicians.

We are really grateful to know Caleb and his family, and having been able to help him in our center. He's a wonderful kid and we're thrilled to see what God has in store for him!

09/01/2026

Hauser’s Law #5: Your posture can affect more than your spine.

Have you ever thought about how your posture might affect the organs inside your body?

When poor posture is maintained over a long period of time, it can place abnormal stress on the ligaments that support the spine. Over time, this can contribute to ligamentous creep, where ligaments gradually lengthen and lose some of their ability to provide normal support.

As the body’s structure changes, the spaces within the chest, abdomen, and pelvis can become more restricted. This may increase pressure on the organs within those spaces.

In the setting of cervical instability and other structural problems, we often need to look beyond the location of the pain or symptoms and ask a bigger question:
What is happening to the structure of the entire body?

The body is connected. Changes in alignment, stability, and posture can influence how different areas function and interact with one another. This is why we believe in looking at the whole picture, rather than simply treating the symptom.

Hauser’s Law #5 reminds us that chronic symptoms may sometimes have a structural component that is easy to overlook.

08/27/2026

Did you know that the way we breathe can be affected by the amount of fat we carry?

Breathing is something we do all day without thinking about it. But when excess fat, especially around the abdomen, begins to accumulate, it can actually change the way the body moves and breathes.

The abdominal wall needs room to expand and move as we breathe. Excess abdominal and visceral fat can make this area thicker and stiffer, reducing its ability to stretch and expand comfortably.

Think about trying to take a deep breath while wearing a belt that is just a little too tight. Your lungs may still work, but the mechanics of breathing can become more difficult.

This is one reason why body composition and overall health are about more than appearance. Where fat is stored can affect how our organs and body systems function.

The good news is that the body is connected, and small, healthy changes can make a difference. Supporting a healthy weight, staying active, eating nourishing foods, and taking care of your whole body all matter. When we look at health, we want to look beyond the number on the scale and understand how the whole body is functioning.