Primary care remains one of the most important foundations of long-term health. It is where preventive screenings begin, chronic conditions are managed, and trusted relationships between patients and providers are built over time. But as patient needs continue to evolve, many healthcare organizations are recognizing that primary care alone may not always address the full […]

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that, on average, men die five years earlier than women, and that’s just one of many reasons June was declared Men’s Health Month. Men are also at a higher risk for many of the leading causes of death due to avoiding the doctor and self-reporting health […]

Congratulations, your baby has been in the world for a wonderful 12 months! It’s time to talk to your baby’s doctor about a well-baby visit, and we want to help parents everywhere by providing questions to ask a pediatrician at a one year visit. These questions will help you stay informed about your baby’s health […]

The original Omicron variant has been classified as a concern by the World Health Organization (WHO) and Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Now, there are two sub-variants, BA.1 and BA.2, that are causing some concern for public health. WHO is currently monitoring the latest subvariant since it could potentially be more contagious and […]

After recovering from a mild or more severe case of COVID-19 infection, you may ask yourself how soon you can get the vaccine, or if you should get vaccinated at all. From what you learned in science class, you might think your immune system should be built better to fight the virus, but the science […]

Long after the pandemic lockdowns, COVID-19 is still a part of everyday life. But thanks to free COVID-19 vaccines, life is becoming more “normal” again. The lowered chances of dangerous side effects to the immune system have proven the effectiveness of the vaccines. With recent studies announcing no need for a fourth vaccine, now is […]