Apple a Day Films is a production company with video documentaries on medical topics. Dr. Joshua Kreiss, graduate of Haverford College, Oxford University, and Brown University Medical School and produces these medical videos for the elderly and patient populations of all ages. He has been featured in The Providence Journal and on Fox News and radio shows including the Arlene Violet Show 920 whjj and jetradio1400. Fall prevention and advance medical directives are recent releases. These medical educational videos are available for purchase online or by phone. Advance Medical Directives: Something to think about...can be used in assisted living facilities, senior centers, hospices, hospitals, nursing homes, churches, temples, medical schools, residency programs, physician waiting rooms, providers of continuing medical education / CME credits and human resource departments of corporations. Nurses, case managers, social workers, death and dying scholars, practitioners of palliative care and elder advocacy groups like AARP also may find the information on Living Wills and Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care useful. Apple a Day Films does not take a position on the Terri Schiavo case. Advance care planning and discussion with documentation of end-of-life wishes is one way to avoid such prolonged public battles. Fall prevention 101 features Mary Tinetti of Yale University and Jonathan Bean of Harvard University and elderly patients who have themselves fallen. It is useful for caregivers, aging advocates and gerontology fellows and students. Several other productions are in the works now. Appleadayfilms.com is the online presence of the company, Apple a Day Films LLC. Common misspellings of Apple a Day Films are appleadayfilms, apple-a-day-films, appleaday, apple-a-day and apple a day productions.
