Blog Archive

If you’re struggling to manage your weight, we have five safe and healthy ways to do so right here.

The risk of falling and suffering health complications as a result dramatically increases as you get older. Keep reading to learn why, and what you can do to reduce your risk.

Hypertension and heart disease are two unfortunately common conditions, but we have five ways for you to reduce your risk. Keep reading to learn more.

Cisgender men don’t go through a long, disruptive period like women do with menopause, but andropause is a real condition and needs to be addressed. Learn all about it here.

With concerns about spreading COVID-19 and other contagious diseases during the pandemic shutdown, telehealth has come into its own over the last few years. But what conditions can be treated through a virtual platform? We have the answer for you here.

Americans carry a lot of weight — literally. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that the incidence of obesity in 2017-2018 was 41.9%, up from 30.5% from 1999 to 2000. During the same timeframe, the incidence of severe obesity grew

As you get older, you may want to start seeing a geriatric specialist to ensure the best health care possible. Here’s what you can expect from geriatric care.

A number of factors increase your risk for developing one or more chronic illnesses. Managing those risks can keep you healthy. Keep reading to learn more.

If you’re feeling well, you might think you don’t need to schedule an annual physical exam, but you’d be wrong. Here are three ways annual physicals help keep you healthy.

You feel OK. So why do you need a women’s health exam? It turns out there are many reasons, all of which can protect your health. Learn about them here.

Preventive medicine is a health care specialty that focuses on whole body wellness and early detection of disease. Learn more about it and how you can take advantage of it here.

Are you tired of sitting in a waiting room full of sick people when you have a doctor’s appointment? Now you can see your doctor in the privacy of your own home — or anywhere — thanks to telemedicine.

Hormones are tiny chemical messengers in your body that play a tremendous role in your overall health and well-being.

When you have diabetes, your body can’t use insulin properly or produce enough of the hormone. Because insulin helps keep your blood sugar levels in a positive place and keep you energized and functioning well, low levels can lead to a range of issues.

If you’ve already had your sports physical for the year, consider yourself ahead of the game. Medically known as pre-participation physical examination, the visits can help ensure that you’re physically able to take part in athletic activities and go ...