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Getting your blood tested regularly is one of the most important ways to monitor your overall health. Routine testing allows your doctor to see how your body changes over time and what, if any, changes need to be made.Blood tests are used to search for signs of disease, health conditions, if medicine is working, […]

Propelled by the rise of a new variant, COVID infections in some parts of the country are reaching their highest levels since the pandemic first began. In light of these developments, the Centers for Disease Control have introduced new guidelines for people who have tested positive for the coronavirus. Here’s what you should know […]

Tell us if this sounds familiar: you go in for an important healthcare appointment, thinking it will be affordable through your health insurance. Then when you finally get the bill it’s bigger than you were expecting and, even worse, your insurance claim has been denied.  Unfortunately, this experience is far from uncommon in the […]

According to the CDC, more than half of the United States population is now fully vaccinated against COVID-19. As we get further along from the vaccine becoming widely available, more and more people are becoming eligible for a booster shot to increase their resistance to infection. The COVID booster shot has raised questions about […]

There are a lot of things that can affect the color of your urine. Variations in pee color are often caused by pretty basic things like your current level of hydration. The shade of your urine may vary from day to day but will generally land somewhere on the scale of clear to yellow. […]

What is Movember?
Men’s health can often go overlooked. Movember is here to bring awareness to men’s health with a focus on mental health, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer.

This movement encourages us to support the fight against preventable death in men. We are reminded that early detection is key and preventive care such as tests […]