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As we age, we discover there are certain areas of life that require a little more attention. One of those things is our health. We are more susceptible to colds and broken bones. Not only that but if we don’t watch our nutrition, exercise, and diet, we could develop diabetes. According to the American Diabetes […]
Learn MoreIt’s inevitable. Someone is going to get sick, break an arm or be wounded in some way shape or form. You can’t rush to the hospital every time one of these instances pop up (hint: they usually pop up at the worst times, too). Where do you go? Should you go to an emergency room […]
Learn MoreManaging your healthy lifestyle means taking proactive measures to help you avoid serious health problems. Your preventive care visit is the time to partner with your doctor to ensure that you are taking the necessary steps to live a healthy life. If you see your physician just once per year, make the visit count and […]
Learn MoreEven if you get warts regularly, you might not know exactly what a wart is. A wart is the result of an infection from a form of HPV (Human Papillomavirus), which is common. When the virus gets into the outer layer of the skin, usually through a scratch, it causes rapid growth. This is a […]
Learn MoreIf you’ve ever had blood is drawn or intravenous injection, you’ve experienced a venipuncture procedure. This is the term used to describe any puncture of the vein in a medical setting and can be performed to remove blood from the body or to add substances like medication, fluids, and diagnostic dyes. While this is a […]
Learn MoreFinding out your doctor has ordered a skin biopsy of any kind can be stressful, and it’s particularly worrying when you’re not sure what the process entails or how it’s performed. Skin lesions can be a sign of health conditions as serious as skin cancer or as minor as a skin tag, so it’s important […]
Learn MoreRetinopathy is any disease concerning the retina. The retina is at the back of the eye and receives images through the pupil. These images are then sent to the brain, which is when we actually “see” the image. The retina is viewed by an optometrist or ophthalmologist using an ophthalmoscope through the pupil. However, there […]
Learn MoreThere have been changes recently when it comes to a routine pap smear as to how often you should get one. Even though they now call for pap smears less often, it still remains a regular part of women’s health. This test can be done by your gynecologist, but even primary care providers are able […]
Learn MoreIt is important that your Coumadin levels be checked regularly to make sure you aren’t at risk for major health problems. In-house Coumadin monitoring can help to reduce the frequency of doctor visits just to run labs to check Coumadin levels. It also has benefits for both the prescribing doctors and their patients. In-house Coumadin […]
Learn MoreWhile your primary doctor may order a Holter Monitor test, it will most likely be ordered by a cardiologist. If your cardiologist has ordered this diagnostic test, you may have questions as to why especially if you’ve already had an ECG or EKG done in the office. Why is a Holter Monitor necessary? What is […]
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