Blog Archive

Electrocardiograms (EKGs) are a procedure that can provide a lot of vital information about your heart. Find out why you may need one here.

As a woman, it can sometimes feel difficult to squeeze in time to take care of your own health in the midst of a jam-packed schedule. But, women are much more likely to deal with chronic disease than men. Find out why here.

Having the flu is miserable. But did you know it can trigger a heart attack or cause other serious heart issues? Read to learn more, including steps to protect yourself.

Just like children require a health care professional who understands the unique health needs of a child, older adults need expert senior-directed care. We discuss what you should be looking for in a senior health care provider here.

There’s no quicker way to traverse the country — or world — than flying. However, your body can pay a price for air travel. Learn how flying impacts your body and the steps you can take to mitigate the effects.

Low sex drive, depression, and fatigue can all point to low levels of testosterone. If you’ve noticed that you’re struggling with these symptoms, you might be wondering how this hormone imbalance can be treated. We answer that question and more here.

Flu season is right around the corner, and with it comes the age-old question: When does the flu require a trip to the doctor?

Did you know you can lower your risk of chronic disease by making a few simple lifestyle changes? We explore some of those changes you can make here.

The likelihood of developing shingles steadily increases as you get older. We want you to know why it’s so important for everyone over the age of 60 to have an updated shingles vaccine.

Diabetes is a long-term health condition that requires you to manage it closely. Here are three reasons why keeping your diabetes under control is so important.

There are a lot of lifestyle changes you can make in order to keep your blood pressure down. If you’re feeling overwhelmed and don’t know where to start, we dive into five changes you can start making to lower your blood pressure levels.

Finding a primary care provider who will cater to your unique needs is serious business. Read on to learn more about what to look for and tips to help you make this major life decision.