Everyone experiences stress, and it has negative effects on our physical health for sure. Learn about how chronic stress impacts your likelihood of suffering injury, when treatment is needed, and more, as well as stress reduction strategies, here.
Allergy symptoms make millions miserable each year, but could your runny nose, sneezing, itchy eyes, and other unpleasant symptoms actually be getting worse? Learn more about the likelihood of this, the importance of testing, and more, here.
Not every sexually transmitted disease (STD) develops symptoms, but you need to be aware of symptoms from ones that do so you can get appropriate treatment. Keep reading to learn about the possible signs of an STD.
If your child shows signs of seasonal allergies, you may want to have them tested to learn their specific triggers. Here’s what you can expect from the process.
Your “golden years” can be some of the best, most stimulating of your life — if you take good care of yourself. Here are some important tips for retaining your quality of life, even as you age.
When does a fever become a serious concern and a reason to visit the doctor’s office? Elevated body temperature actually indicates your body is doing it’s infection-fighting job, but is your temp remaining too high for too long? Learn more here.
As you age, you become more at risk for several different heart problems, some of which are serious or life-threatening. Here’s what you need to know about aging and your heart.
Show yourself some love this month by getting Botox® treatment, an anti-aging sensation. As both a wrinkle treatment and preventive, Botox smooths those lines made by repeated facial muscle movements, yet you still look like you. Learn more here.
If you have an infection but don’t know what it is or what to do about it, our walk-in clinic experts can test, diagnose, and treat it for you. Here’s what you need to know about five common infections we treat.
Could you identify thyroid disease symptoms if you were experiencing them? Since January is Thyroid Awareness Month, let’s learn about common thyroid disease symptoms — which can be subtle and even confusing — as well as effective treatments.
There are many different types of birth control, some hormonal and some barriers, and you may find it difficult to know which one’s for you. Here, we discuss five reasons Nexplanon® should be your choice.
There’s nothing that makes a woman more nervous than worrying about unexpected urine leakage. This problem is a symptom of menopause, too, but there are effective treatments that can help you get back to your normal, active life. Learn more here.
Urinary tract infections feature life-altering, painful, burning urination, pelvic pain, and more. Learn why women get more UTIs, why they recur, and importantly, effective treatments and steps to take to reduce recurrence risk.
If you’re dealing with lined and lax skin anywhere on your body, you have options, and the Morpheus 8 platform packs quite a punch. Learn how it can help tone your body here.
We’re heading into flu and COVID-19 season — have you and your family been vaccinated yet? Here’s how and why getting vaccinated is the best prevention against these two endemic viruses.
If you’re discouraged by visible signs of aging, like sagging skin, wrinkles, and a sunken look, consider an exciting noninvasive treatment we offer that combines two powerful tools to revive your skin and turn back the clock. Learn more here.
An intrauterine device (IUD) is one of the most convenient, reliable forms of birth control. Find out how an IUD works and learn about the benefits this contraceptive method offers to support your family planning needs.
Has the change of life left you with hot flashes, mood swings, low energy, an expanding waistline, or vaginal dryness? We can help. Learn how hormone replacement therapy alleviates menopause symptoms to restore your quality of life.
You don’t have to live in fear of another migraine attack. Learn more about the benefits of migraine prevention and the treatments available to stop migraines before they start.
Your child’s asthma doesn’t have to put a damper on your family’s next vacation. Read our top 7 tips for keeping your child healthy and free of asthma flare-ups on your next family road trip.
May is Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month, a great time for menopausal women to pay more attention to their bone health and learn strategies for reducing their risk of pain, fractures, and other complications.
A skilled geriatrician best handles the changing needs of adults as they age. Learn more about the importance of working with a geriatric care specialist and what to look for in a provider.
If you’re bothered by a dull complexion, microdermabrasion can revitalize your skin in just one treatment. Learn how this minimally invasive treatment can improve the look and feel of your skin, leaving it firmer and more vibrant.
Adult vaccinations offer many benefits for your health and the health of those around you. Learn which immunizations you need as an adult to protect against serious, contagious diseases that might threaten your long-term health.
A severe sore throat is a hallmark sign of strep throat. Learn more about the cause of strep infections and why early diagnostic testing is essential for preventing serious strep-related health complications.
Learning you have a sexually transmitted disease (STD) can be frightening, especially if it’s your first time being diagnosed. Learn why early testing is important and what steps you should take if you think you have genital herpes or another STD.
When the low energy, anxiety, and hot flashes of menopause prevent you from living a full life, hormone replacement therapy may be the treatment you need for relief. Learn how hormone therapy works to restore your hormone balance.
Looking for long-term pregnancy protection? You may be a candidate for an intrauterine device (IUD). Learn more about the safety and effectiveness of hormonal and copper IUDs for pregnancy prevention.
Knowing the warning signs of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) can ensure you get the treatment you need to clear the infection before it worsens. Learn more about symptoms of common STDs.
Hormone therapy is an effective way to restore balance in your hormones and alleviate the symptoms that bother you most. Learn how hormone therapy works and what to expect after starting treatment.
Keeping up with your yearly physical is a good way to stay current on important immunizations and other preventive health services. Learn more about the benefits of an annual physical and what to expect during yours.
Botox® and fillers are a fast, effective way to address wrinkles, creases, and other skin flaws before an event. Find the best time to schedule your treatments before your big summer trip.
If you’re peeing often enough to disrupt your life, it’s time to get the right diagnosis. Learn more about the many causes of frequent urination and why you should get prompt medical attention.
An occasional cough happens to the best of us, but if you’ve been coughing for weeks, it’s time to seek medical help. Learn what causes a persistent cough and what treatment options are available to relieve it.
If you’re one of the 39 million Americans living with migraines, your body may give subtle hints ahead of your next headache. Learn four common but subtle signs you can experience before a migraine attack.
Understanding the source of your allergy symptoms can make your treatment plan more effective. Learn more about the available types of allergy testing and the diagnostic benefits they offer.
If you’re considering using Nexplanon® as your method of birth control, you may be wondering how effective it is at pregnancy prevention. Learn how Nexplanon implants work and how long you’re protected from unintended pregnancy.
Anxiety can cause symptoms that make you shy away from others. But those living with an anxiety disorder need their loved ones and doctor’s support to cope with anxiety and its symptoms. Learn five good reasons to seek anxiety support now.
It starts as a throat tickle, and the next thing you know you have a throat so sore that you can barely swallow. Learn more about the common causes of sore throats and which conditions require medical attention.
Your estrogen levels may play a more significant role in your health than you realize. Learn more about the hormone estrogen and how to recognize the warning signs that your estrogen levels are low.
An estimated 44 million people in the United States will develop weak, brittle bones due to osteoporosis. To lower your risk for fractures and other painful conditions as you age, take action now to protect your bone health.
An estimated 20 million people are diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease (STD) each year in the United States. Learn more about five STDs you should be screened for regularly to lower your risk for long-term health complications.
To lower your risk for long-term complications that contagious diseases can cause, you need to stay up to date on your immunizations. Learn more about how immunizations work and which ones you need to stay healthy.
If exercise makes you wheeze or easily fatigues you, you may have a condition known as exercise-induced asthma. Learn more about this respiratory illness and how you can learn to manage it.
If your skin is pale or you often feel weak, it may be due to undiagnosed anemia. Learn more about this common blood disorder and what warning signs you should watch for, so you can get the testing you need.
If you never had asthma as a child, but now notice that you’re wheezing or can’t shake a cough, it might be due to adult-onset asthma. Learn more about the risk factors for asthma in adulthood and how you can manage it effectively.
Americans are living longer than ever before. Learn how working with a geriatric medicine expert can help you meet the challenges of aging and enhance the overall quality of your life.
Physical exams are routine tests every kid and adult needs at least once a year as they go through life. Learn more about what goes on during your child’s physical and what conditions can be identified through screenings.
Constant sneezing, itchy eyes, and other symptoms of allergies can disrupt your day. If you’re not sure what’s causing allergies, allergy tests can provide the answers you need. Find out what to expect during allergen testing.
One in five people in the United States currently have or will have a sexually transmitted disease (STD) at some point in their life. To protect yourself and your partner, it’s time to have the conversation about getting tested for STDs.
If you have breast cancer, an early diagnosis is essential for a successful recovery. Learn more about the importance of annual mammograms and when you should start scheduling your preventive screening.
Some respiratory conditions are more serious than others. To reduce your risk for serious complications, you shouldn’t put off diagnostic testing for any changes in your respiratory health. Learn how to recognize the signs of respiratory distress.
Unhappy with your reflection in the mirror because of crow’s feet and frown lines? Botox® can address these issues to instantly improve your appearance — all without surgery. Find out if you’re a candidate for Botox.
If you’re sexually active, routine screening for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) is the best way to protect yourself from serious health complications. Learn more about the common STDs you can screen for today.
Testing for COVID-19 is still ongoing and helps to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. Find out when you should schedule a COVID-19 test and what to expect during the procedure.
An estimated 8.1 million people visit the doctor for a painful urinary tract infection (UTI) each year. Learn more about the signs of a UTI and how you can reduce your risk for getting one.
Roughly 23.6 million people in the United States are diagnosed with seasonal allergies each year. If you’re tired of suffering through spring with allergy symptoms, get yourself scheduled for allergy testing today.
Is your sore throat from the flu? A cold? Allergies? Find out what else can cause a sore throat and what signs to look for that indicate you need medical treatment.
Make scheduling your annual preventive physical the first goal you achieve in the new year. Learn why routine physicals are important and how they protect your existing and long-term health.
If you’re tired of persistent allergy symptoms keeping you down and out, you may be a candidate for treatment with immunotherapy. Learn how immunotherapy works to prevent sneezing, coughing, and other symptoms of allergies.
You might be embarrassed to talk about erectile dysfunction with your doctor and you’re not alone. Find out why it’s important to discuss and get the help you need for erectile dysfunction and other conditions that affect your sexual health.
If you’re confused about whether or not you should be tested for COVID-19, you’re not alone. Find out more about the COVID-19 virus and when you should schedule testing for yourself.
A persistent fever is something you shouldn’t ignore. Find out why it’s always best to get an accurate diagnosis for a fever in both children and adults.
More than 100 million people in the United States live with diabetes. Learn more about diabetes and how you can lower your risk factors for developing the condition.
Living with the constant risk of an asthma attack can be limiting and overwhelming. Learn how you can reduce your risk for asthma attacks and stay in control of your lung condition.
As a woman, you may be at increased risk for painful, recurrent urinary tract infections. Find out how the female anatomy plays a role in recurrent infections, especially among the senior population.
Recognizing your triggers for painful headaches and recurrent migraines is often the first step to better managing your condition. Learn more about the five most common triggers of head pain and how you can avoid them.
As you move toward your menopausal years, it’s common to experience strange and overwhelming symptoms that are difficult to manage. Learn more about hormone replacement therapy and how it provides long-lasting relief of menopause-related symptoms.
Do you feel unsteady on your feet? Is the fear of falling keeping you from doing things you love, like walking, gardening, or spending time with friends? Falls are a common problem with older adults, but there are things you can do to avoid them.
The holiday season fills up your calendar with parties, school events, and celebrations with families and friends, leaving you little time for self-care. Read on to learn about why Botox might be the quick and effective holiday pick-me-up you need!
All sexually active adults benefit from STD testing, but knowing when to get tested can be confusing. Read on to learn more about how often you really need STD testing.
Regular mammograms are one of the best things you can do for yourself, your health, and your breasts. Yet all too often, women wind up skipping these important screenings. Here’s why you shouldn’t.
Bringing a baby into the world is an exciting and joyous occasion. But when the pregnancy test keeps coming out negative despite month after month of trying, it can leave you feeling defeated and depressed. There is hope, though. Read on to find out more.
Allergies and asthma can lead to absences that interfere with learning. Help your child have the healthiest, and happiest, school year possible with a few simple strategies.