Women’s Health Week is May 9-15, and we are here to support you! In this blog, we cover common women’s health issues and how we can help you detect these issues with a women’s health visit. Learn more here.
May 10th, 2021
Women’s Health Week is May 9-15, and we are here to support you! In this blog, we cover common women’s health issues and how we can help you detect these issues with a women’s health visit. Learn more here.
A sore throat often accompanies allergies or a cold, which is caused by a virus. Strep throat is caused by a bacterial infection, and there are differences in the symptoms. Here are telltale signs of strep throat and what you should do about it.
Sexually transmitted diseases are more common than you may realize. Receiving an early diagnosis can help protect your health, so make sure to get tested regularly, especially if you have multiple sexual partners.
Ear infections are common in both children and adults. Whether yours will go away on its own or it needs treatment with antibiotics, an ear infection can still cause a great deal of pain. Learn more about how to reduce ear infection pain.
If you have concerns that you might have coronavirus, you need to know what to do. Keep reading to learn its symptoms, how to get tested, and how to help yourself recover.
Cuts are no fun, but taking the best care of your injury can help ease pain and discomfort while staving off complications. Depending on factors such as the size, location, and cause of your cut, that care may involve an urgent care visit.
Heart problems can lead to life-threatening conditions, but the good news is, you can avoid developing most heart problems by keeping your heart healthy. Following these 10 tips will help you attain and maintain a strong, healthy heart.
If you’ve had one urinary tract infection, you’ll likely recognize that burning sensation if you develop another one. Learn all the facts about UTIs so you can take preventive steps to avoid them.
The colder months are approaching, and that means the beginning of the flu season. Now is the time to take steps to keep your family healthy. Read on to learn how you can help keep your family safe from the flu and other viruses.
Vaccines aren’t just for kids. They can help adults stay healthy, too. The key is figuring out which vaccines you need to help prevent diseases as you get older. Not sure if your vaccines are up to date? This guide can help.
Sexually-transmitted diseases are very common. If you’ve been sexually active, you should be tested for STDs at some point, if not many times throughout your life. If you have certain risk factors, you may need more than annual tests.
Summer is here and that means fun in the sun! But it also means a lot of unexpected hazards, like sunburns, bug bites, and poison ivy exposure. Learn about how to protect yourself when you’re out in the elements.
Telehealth is a virtual way to get medical help without visiting a doctor’s office. How does telehealth work, and whom can it help?
Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.