“Doctor Aids Elderly Man Coping with Loss | Chicago Med”
Dr. Archer attends to Mr. Michaels, 65, who suffered a fall,
injuring his ankle and wrist. Concerned about his repeated falls,
Mr. Michaels reveals his grief over losing his wife, paralleling his mother’s
struggle with Alzheimer’s. Dr. Archer empathizes,
suggesting Mr. Michaels might be experiencing depression rather than Alzheimer’s.
As they delve into his family history, memories of his wife surface,
prompting Dr. Archer to recommend further evaluation for potential dementia.
With supportive care and referrals in place, they work towards easing Mr. Michaels’ symptoms and restoring his well-being.
