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Blood Pressure Numbers: What They Mean and Why They Matter

Dec 02, 2024

You hear a lot about the dangers of high blood pressure, but are you sure why, exactly, the condition is so bad? Here, we get back to basics and dive into why we’re so concerned about your blood pressure.

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4 Ways to Manage Your Mental Health Over the Holidays (and Beyond)

Dec 02, 2024

Holidays are supposed to be filled with laughter and joy, yet 9 out of 10 people report added stress over the holidays. Here are some tips for safeguarding your mental health this holiday season and beyond.

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When Do I Need to See a Dermatologist About a Skin Rash?

Nov 02, 2024

Most everyone develops a skin rash at least once in their lives, and it usually clears up in a day or two. If you’re dealing with a stubborn, worsening, and/or painful rash, it's time to check in with our dermatology team.

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4 Things We Want You to Know About Diabetes

Nov 01, 2024

Did you know that more than 38 million Americans have diabetes and another 98 million have prediabetes? Given that a third of the population is affected by diabetes, we’ll dive into a few important facts about this chronic disease.

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Why Location Matters: Finding a Doctor Close to Home in Brooklyn, NY

Oct 18, 2024

Brooklyn is defined by its lively communities that are largely self-contained. This includes having top-notch doctors who cover most of your medical needs, all just a few blocks away and under the same roof.

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Why Screening for Breast Cancer Is So Important

Oct 14, 2024

Orange may be the color you associate with October, but you may also see more pink, which is the color for breast cancer awareness. Now is a good time to review why screening for this serious disease is so important and potentially lifesaving.

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Feeling Severe Pain in Your Foot and Heel? It Could Be Plantar Fasciitis

Sep 23, 2024

Of the many ways in which you can develop foot pain, plantar fasciitis accounts for more than its fair share. Here’s a look at this common foot problem and how we can put that spring back in your step.

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Set Your Kids Up for a Healthy School Year With a Back-to-School Physical

Aug 19, 2024

We hate to interrupt your summer, but fall and the start of the school year are around the corner. Now’s the time to prepare with back-to-school and sports physicals. Here’s why these visits are so important.

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Understanding Your Blood Work: The Process and What It Reveals About Your Health

Aug 09, 2024

The 4-6 quarts of blood in your body can reveal quite a bit about your health. From checking for infections to evaluating major organ function, blood tests are an essential part of good health care.

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Why Does My Child Keep Getting Ear Infections?

Jul 24, 2024

Did you know that half of children experience an ear infection by the age of two? And millions of kids go on to have repeated infections. Here, we explore why kids are so prone to ear infections and how we can help.

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Are Cataracts Inevitable As I Age?

Jul 11, 2024

Cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss among Americans, especially as you get older. But this doesn't necessarily mean that this common eye disease is going to be a part of your future.

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The Importance of Annual Physicals for Pediatric Patients: LaSante Health Center

Jul 05, 2024

At LaSante we accept all Medicaid insurances, offer transportation assistance to eligible patients, and provide flexible scheduling, including weekend availability and extended weekday hours from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM. Walk-ins are always welcome!

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Convenient Back-to-School Physicals at LaSante Health Center: Walk-Ins Welcome, Weekend Availability

Jul 05, 2024

Located at 672 Parkside Ave, near East Flatbush (11203), Flatbush (11226), and Crown Heights (11213), LaSante Health Center offers back-to-school physicals with walk-in options and extended weekend availability. We proudly accept all Medicaid plans!

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Why Do I Have Adult Acne and What Can Help?

Jun 19, 2024

While you want to hold onto that elastic, wrinkle-free skin you had when you were younger, the same can’t be said for the acne. Yet, in adulthood, you can still struggle with acne on top of the wrinkles.

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Will My Bunions Go Away on Their Own?

Jun 18, 2024

You have bunions that seem to be getting bigger every day and you wonder whether they’ll go in the opposite direction and disappear. Spoiler alert: Bunions don’t go away on their own, but you do have options.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Your Child’s Health and Nutrition Needs (0-6 Years)

Jun 14, 2024

As a new parent, navigating your child’s health and nutrition can feel overwhelming. Ensuring your child gets the right nutrients and stays healthy is crucial for their growth and development. Here’s a guide to help you on this journey.

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Attention LaSante family! NYCHA Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program

Jun 03, 2024

NYCHA has reopened the waitlist for its Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program. LaSante Health Center in collaboration with the office of Council Member Rita Joseph invites you to stop by LaSante for free application assistance.

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4 Steps to Take If Your Blood Pressure Is Too High

May 02, 2024

Nearly half of Americans have a blood pressure problem that places them at far greater risk for heart disease. If you’re in this group, you can improve the course of your health with these four proven strategies.

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Why Do I Keep Getting Ingrown Toenails?

May 02, 2024

While ingrown toenails may not signal the end of the world, they can be awfully painful, making them one condition you want to avoid. The best way to do that is to figure out why you're getting them in the first place.

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Telehealth: The Advantages of Telemedicine

Apr 26, 2024

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.

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10 Tips for Fighting Acne: Expert Advice from LaSante Health Center

Apr 17, 2024

Acne can be tough, impacting skin and confidence. Yet, with the right guidance, you can reclaim control and improve your complexion.

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3 Proven Strategies for Dealing With Spring Allergies

Apr 02, 2024

Each spring, millions of Americans start sneezing and wheezing thanks to seasonal rhinitis, or hay fever. If you want to breathe easier this spring, here are a few tips that can help you navigate this tricky season.

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Redness and Bumps On Your Face? It Could Be Rosacea

Apr 02, 2024

You were teased about how easily you blushed, but what was once an endearing feature has turned into more constant facial redness, as well as bumps and rashes. These are classic signs of rosacea.

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Why Do I Have Pain in My Heels?

Mar 15, 2024

New York is a walking city, so when heel pain strikes, your world becomes much smaller and far more uncomfortable. To put that spring back in your step, read on to learn about heel pain culprits and solutions.

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5 Steps to Prevent Diabetic Eye Disease

Mar 02, 2024

Your ability to see is important, to say the least, so you want to do what you can to preserve your eyesight. Unfortunately, diabetic eye diseases put your vision in great jeopardy unless you take action.

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4 Early Signs of Gum Disease

Feb 13, 2024

Millions of Americans are missing teeth due to gum disease. If you want to avoid the hassle and expense of tooth replacement, early detection and treatment of gum disease is paramount.

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Bloating Without Diet Changes: What Could It Mean?

Feb 13, 2024

You haven’t made any changes to your diet, but you’re feeling more bloated these days, and you’re not at all pleased with this new feeling of discomfort. Here’s what might be behind the issue.

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Charting a Course for Healthy Feet: Why Podiatrists are Essential Allies for Diabetics

Feb 12, 2024

Diabetics: High blood sugar hurts your feet! Podiatrists are your allies, preventing pain & even amputation. LaSante offers checkups, wound care, education, extended evening hours and arranges transportation. Walk strong, partner with LaSante!

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Newbie Navigators: Your Guide to Infant Care

Feb 05, 2024

Welcome, new parents! You've just entered the wild, wonderful world of infant care, where the rules are made up and the points don't matter. While navigating this jungle might feel a bit daunting, fear not! We're here to help!

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Stepping Out of Pain: Conquer Chronic Foot Issues in Brooklyn

Feb 04, 2024

Navigating the vibrant streets of Brooklyn, from cobblestone paths to trendy footwear,, can often take a toll on your feet. The potential for foot pain lurks around every corner. But Brooklynites, your days of discomfort are numbered!

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Don't Be in the Dark: Understanding the 7 Main Causes of Vision Loss

Feb 03, 2024

Did you know 1 in 3 people globally face vision loss? From blurry faces to dimmed colors, it can impact anyone. But knowledge is power! Learn about the main culprits behind vision loss and simple steps to safeguard your sight:

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Seeing Clearly, Living Fully: Eye Care at LaSante Health Center

Feb 02, 2024

Eyes - our vibrant brushes painting life's masterpiece. Sunrises, smiles, love's warm gaze - all unfold through lenses that deserve unwavering care. Let LaSante be your partner, ensuring every brushstroke stays clear, vivid, and full of wonder.

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Conquering the Sugar Jungle: Why Healthcare is Your Guide for Pre-Diabetes and Diabetes

Feb 01, 2024

Living with pre-diabetes or diabetes can feel like a trek through a tangled sugar jungle, where blood sugar swings like unpredictable vines and complications lurk like hidden thorns. But hold your map, adventurers! Just as any jungle needs a skilled guide,

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Navigating the Path to Optimal Foot Health: Why Podiatrists are Essential Allies for Diabetics

Feb 01, 2024

Living with diabetes demands vigilance, constantly navigating a path where seemingly minor missteps can lead to significant complications. One of the most critical, yet often overlooked, aspects of diabetic care lies in foot health.

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Why Are My Eyes So Dry?

Jan 09, 2024

Your eyes are dry and itchy, and you're even having trouble with blurry vision. These symptoms are common with an aptly named condition called dry eye. Here's what we want you to know.

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What We Want You to Know About Coronary Artery Disease

Jan 09, 2024

Given that coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease, and a potentially life-threatening one, it’s worth educating yourself about some of the basics of this condition.

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5 Tips for Managing your Gastrointestinal Condition During the Holidays

Dec 02, 2023

Acid reflux, irritable bowel syndrome, ulcers — up to 70 million Ameircans have a digestive disease that can make navigating the holidays a little tricky. Here are five tips to keep in mind as you gather and feast.

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Resolve to Lower Your Cholesterol This Year With Our Help

Dec 02, 2023

While we dislike using scare tactics, high cholesterol is one of the major contributors to heart disease, which is the leading cause of death in the United States. So better management of your cholesterol is paramount.

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4 Tips for Getting Your Kids Comfortable at the Doctor's Office

Nov 02, 2023

You understand that pediatric care for your child is important, but you just wish it weren’t so challenging. If a visit to us is causing your child anxiety, here are some tips that will make it a better outing for everyone.

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Now Is a Good Time for a Skin Cancer Check

Oct 17, 2023

With another summer in the books, now is an excellent time to get your skin professionally checked for skin cancer, especially if it’s been a while. Here’s a look at when a skin check is a good idea.

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How to Recognize Signs of Mental or Behavioral Health Problems in Your Teen

Oct 01, 2023

Teens can be tricky under the best of circumstances, so figuring out whether they’re struggling with a mental or behavioral health issue can be difficult. Here’s what you should watch out for.

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Should I Just Deal With My UTI at Home?

Oct 01, 2023

You suspect you have a urinary tract infection, and you’re wondering whether you can deal with the issue on your own. The short answer is: probably not. Here’s why seeking our help is best.

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Do Bunions Go Away on Their Own?

Sep 01, 2023

You realize that your big toe has been shifting for some time and now you have a full-blown bunion. Is it too late to take steps to prevent this deformity? The answer is yes, but we do have solutions.

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The Top 5 Risk Factors for Heart Disease

Sep 01, 2023

If you consider that heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, you understand why it’s so important to understand the risk factors. Here, we review five of the top drivers of heart disease.

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Dealing with Hot Flashes? Here's How to Manage Them

Aug 08, 2023

You’re fine one moment, but the next, you’re burning up and drenched in sweat. Welcome to the world of menopause, where hot flashes affect about 75% of women. Here are some tips for turning down the heat.

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4 Techniques to Lower Your Blood Pressure Without Medication

Aug 08, 2023

Nearly half of adults in the United States have high blood pressure, which means you’re in good company if you have hypertension. Still, this is company we’d rather you didn’t keep, which is why we want you to follow these four steps.

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5 Tips to Care for Your Eyes When You Have Diabetes

Jul 01, 2023

When you have diabetes, there are a number of complications that you should keep in mind as you manage the disease, and your eyesight is certainly a big one. Here are five tips to protect your vision.

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What Should I Bring to My Child's School Physical?

Jul 01, 2023

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Why Do I Keep Getting Athlete's Foot?

Jun 01, 2023

While it may not be all that medically serious, athlete’s foot has a way of disrupting your life thanks to its location and stubbornness. If you have ongoing problems with this common foot condition, here are some next steps.

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4 Types of Birth Control: Which Is Right for Me?

Jun 01, 2023

You’re not ready for a pregnancy right now, so you’d like to explore your options in birth control, and there are plenty. Here, we break them down into four different categories to help with your decision.

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3 Telltale Warning Signs of Cavities

May 02, 2023

It’s pretty hard to get through life without developing tooth decay and ending up with a cavity or two. The most important thing is to recognize when there's a problem so you can preserve your tooth.

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Top Tips for Managing Arthritis

May 01, 2023

One in 4 Americans struggles with arthritis, and this number is expected to grow by leaps and bounds. If you’re dealing with joint pain and inflammation, here are some tips to help you move more freely.

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All About Prediabetes: Risk Factors, Warning Signs, and Treatment Options

Apr 01, 2023

Only 20% of the 96 million people with prediabetes in the United States know about their condition, which is concerning since this knowledge represents an opportunity to change the dangerous course of their health.

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How Can an Untreated Anxiety Disorder Affect My Physical Health?

Apr 01, 2023

The most common mental health issues in the United States are anxiety disorders, which affect 40 million adults. While an anxiety disorder is classified as a mental illness, it can greatly affect your physical health.

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Women's History Month Good Morning Gorgeous! Event

Mar 22, 2023

March is Women's History Month and LaSante will be celebrating all women at our "Good Morning Gorgeous event"!

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7 Lifestyle Modifications to Help Control Hypertension

Mar 06, 2023

While heart disease may be the leading cause of death in the United States, an incredible 90% of heart disease is preventable. It’s this second statistic we want to focus on, and an effective way to do that is to lower your blood pressure.

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5 Common Causes of Foot Pain

Mar 06, 2023

From small problems like ingrown toenails to larger issues like fractures, foot pain of any kind can affect your ability to move through the world. Here’s a look at five common problems that lead to foot pain.

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Recognizing the Signs of Depression

Feb 09, 2023

Diagnosed depression in both adults and children has been on the rise, and this may have something to do with our increasing ability to recognize when there’s a problem. Here’s a look at some of the signs.

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How Often Should I Have a Comprehensive Eye Exam?

Feb 09, 2023

To call your ability to see the world around you important is an understatement. Your eyes help you navigate the world, so you should do whatever it takes to keep them healthy, which starts with regular eye exams.

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Debunking Common Myths and Misconceptions About Childhood Vaccines

Jan 24, 2023

When was the last time you met someone with polio or someone who had whooping cough? Thanks to childhood vaccines, these health issues are no longer the threat they once were, but they’re still out there.

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The Importance of Having an Annual Well Woman Checkup

Jan 24, 2023

The health needs that women require throughout their lives can vary quite a deal. From family planning to transitioning through menopause, annual well woman checkups provide you with the care you need every step of the way.

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What Causes Plantar Fasciitis and How We Treat It

Dec 01, 2022

You get out of bed in the morning and find you’re unable to walk thanks to searing pain in the soles of your feet and in your heels. The cause of this temporary immobility is likely plantar fasciitis. Here’s what you should know.

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When Is Your Tooth Pain Cause for Concern?

Dec 01, 2022

Tooth pain has a way of hijacking your life, and it’s one symptom that’s hard to ignore. In fact, you shouldn’t ignore it, as tooth pain is likely signaling a problem in your teeth or gums that we need to address.

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Which Type of Birth Control Is Right For You?

Nov 10, 2022

You’re exploring ways in which you can prevent an unwanted pregnancy, but the sheer amount of birth control options may seem overwhelming. Here, we break them down so that you can choose one that’s right for you.

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The Importance of Diabetic Eye Care

Nov 10, 2022

Did you know that diabetes is the leading cause of new cases of blindness in the United States? Diabetes can cast a wide net over your health, which includes your eye health, making diabetic eye care paramount.

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Signs Your Child Could Have ADHD

Oct 14, 2022

Most children are active and often struggle with paying attention, but it doesn’t mean that a behavioral disorder like attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is present. Here, we review some key signs of ADHD.

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Are Your Vaccinations Up To Date?

Oct 14, 2022

Polio, whooping cough, tetanus — these are just a few of the potentially serious diseases that vaccines can prevent. To ensure your family’s health, it’s very much worth staying on top of your immunization schedules.

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5 Benefits of Medication Management

Sep 22, 2022

Chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension require ongoing care and medications. Medication management can help you avoid harmful interactions, but that’s just one of the perks. Read on to learn five benefits of medication management.

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The Top Warning Signs of Hypertension to Look Out For

Sep 22, 2022

Hypertension is largely a silent disease, meaning it doesn’t typically cause symptoms. Still, there are ways your body might tell you something’s wrong. Learn more about these signs so you can be more aware and protect your health.

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It's Time for Your Flu Shot

Dec 09, 2021

Whether you've gotten the flu before or not, it's always important to get the flu vaccine and stay healthy this flu season.

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The Importance of Washing Your Hands

Dec 03, 2021

With flu season and COVID happening all at one, washing your hands is more important now than ever.

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Wednesday is World Aids Day

Nov 30, 2021

Join LaSante in standing alongside those who have been affected by HIV.

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November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month

Nov 22, 2021

Nearly 500,000 people are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease each year.

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There's an STI On the Rise, Here's What to Know

Nov 17, 2021

You might think you know all of the STIs to look out for, but there may be one you haven't heard about.

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Why You Should Keep an Eye Out for Dry Feet

Nov 05, 2021

There can be a variety of causes of dry feet, but we're going to talk about one of the main causes.

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November is American Diabetes Month

Nov 02, 2021

Diabetes is a disease on the rise in the United States, learn how to prevent and manage diabetes.

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Myths About the Flu Shot

Oct 26, 2021

Many people are concerned when it comes to getting the flu shot each year, but it's actually very safe.

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National Healthcare Quality Week

Oct 19, 2021

National Healthcare Quality Week is an important time to make sure you're receiving the best quality of care from your providers.

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How COVID-19 Affected Mental Health

Oct 13, 2021

COVID-19 had a profound impact on mental health, one that can be expected to be seen for many years to come.

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

Oct 04, 2021

Breast cancer doesn't discriminate against gender, which is why it's so important for everyone to be aware this disease and how to keep an eye out for it.

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How COVID-19 Has Impacted Other Health Issues

Sep 30, 2021

Many health issues have taken a back seat while COVID-19 has held the world in a grip, but that doesn't mean those problems aren't as important or urgent.

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Diabetes & Foot Problems

Sep 23, 2021

A big part of taking care of yourself if diagnosed with diabetes includes foot care. There are ways to make sure your feet are staying healthy while managing your disease.

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Preventing & Preparing for HIV

Sep 14, 2021

If you've been exposed to HIV, you have options to treat it. Read on to find out whether you're eligible for HIV treatment.

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Could Uterine Fibroids Be the Cause of Your Period Pain?

Sep 09, 2021

Did you know, black women are 10% more likely to have uterine fibroids than white women? Find out why.

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Why Our HIV Specialist is the Right Doctor for You

Sep 01, 2021

Although not curable, HIV is a treatable virus, and our HIV Specialist has all the tools to help you thrive, not just live with HIV.

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How the COVID Pandemic Could Have Affected Your Child's Eyesight

Aug 17, 2021

COVID-19 can affect your children's eyes in ways you wouldn't expect. While these symptoms aren't noticeable, they're still important to keep an eye out for.

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No Insurance? No Problem.

Aug 11, 2021

We can get you signed up for Medicaid right here in our office!

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Children's Eye Health and Safety Awareness Month

Aug 10, 2021

August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Awareness Month, here are some tips on how to make sure your child is getting the best eyecare possible.

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The Importance of Your Child's Immunization and Health Checkups

Aug 31, 2020

Pediatrics, pediatrician, vaccination schedule, wellness visit. National Immunization Awareness Month

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Optometry and Quality Eye Care Access

Aug 17, 2020

Optometry, what do you expect, why is it necessary, and what tests are performed.

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Dental Management and Care for Diabetics

Jul 16, 2020

Diabetic patients are vulnerable to several health complications, including their teeth and gums. However, with the right management and care, you can improve your oral health if you are a diabetic patient. Regardless of your diabetes type, it is

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Brighten Your Smile: Guide to How Often Should You Get Your Teeth Cleaned

Jan 25, 2020

The dental industry raked in $138 billion in revenues this year. And considering all the work they do to keep our mouths clean and smiles bright, it’s no wonder. Getting your teeth cleaned is pretty important...

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Out of Step? 10 Smart Reasons to See a Podiatrist

Jan 20, 2020

77% of Americans say they have experienced foot pain. However, only a third of those would seek expert care from a podiatrist.Leaving yourself to suffer through foot pain can have a major impact on your quality of life...

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Blood Pressure Screening: How Often Should You Get Your BP Checked and Tested

Jan 10, 2020

One-third of people in America suffer from high blood pressure. This is a dangerous condition that can lead to heart disease or strokes. But did you know that only 54% of people who suffer from high blood pressure have their condition under control?...

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A Helpful Guide to the Signs and Symbols of Depression

Jan 01, 2020

Did you know that an estimated 17.3 million American adults suffer from depression at least once in their lifetime?This is a troubling statistic. But thanks to the increasing awareness about mental illness, people no longer have to suffer alone...

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Contacts or Glasses: Which One Should You Pick?

Dec 22, 2019

If you’re reading this article, chances are that you need prescription contacts or glasses. That’s because 75% of adults need prescription contacts or glasses...

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What’s Diabetic Eye? Diabetic Retinopathy Stages, Diagnosis and More

Dec 15, 2019

Diabetes is a major cause of kidney failure, blindness, stroke, heart attacks, and lower limb amputation. In fact, it’s one of the leading causes of death in the United States!...

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LASIK Requirements: Are You a Good LASIK Candidate?

Dec 09, 2019

Did you know that almost 97% of people who undergo LASIK surgery end up with 20/20 vision or better? That’s because this procedure is extremely safe and accurate nowadays, thanks to new advancements in medical equipment.But is LASIK good for you as well...

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Eye Care for Kids 101: A Complete Guide for Parents

Dec 02, 2019

When you’re a parent, protecting your children is your main priority. Ensuring their five senses remain intact is part of the job.Vision problems appear between the ages of 18 months and four years of age, according to WebMD...

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How to Take Insulin for Diabetes: Everything You Should Know

Nov 17, 2019

How to Take Insulin for Diabetes: Everything You Should Know Knowing how to take insulin is very important for diabetics. Click here for a comprehensive guide with everything worth knowing...

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Do You Know If You Have PTSD: The Common Symptoms

Nov 10, 2019

Are you wondering how do you know if you have PTSD? If yes, click here for some helpful information of the different symptoms.About 7 to 8% of the U.S. population have PTSD at some point in their lives...

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Everything You Need to Know About STD Testing

Nov 03, 2019

STD testing is very important and it is vital to understand how they work. Click here for some information about STD testing.Every day, over 1 million sexually transmitted infections are acquired worldwide...

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Easy-To-Follow Tips for Diabetics That Make Life a Little Easier

Oct 20, 2019

It isn’t the easiest thing to manage diabetes—but it can be simpler. Here are tips for diabetics that make managing it a little less complex.Diabetes is a serious disease that affects people of all ages...

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Beginner’s Guide on Getting Routine Blood Work Done

Oct 14, 2019

How often should I get blood work done? What determines if I should get it done? Get answers to the most asked questions about routine blood work.Blood can tell you about your organ function, diet, metabolism, illnesses, and if you have certain diseases...

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How Often Should Adults Get a Physical: Frequency and and Appointment Types Explained

Oct 06, 2019

How Often Should Adults Get a Physical: Frequency and and Appointment Is it really necessary for adults to get biannual or yearly checkups? The answer may surprise you...

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Neuropathy Is No Joke: Why You Should Pay Attention to Diabetic Foot Pain

Sep 23, 2019

Why You Should Pay Attention to Diabetes and Foot Pain People who suffer from diabetes are prone to neuropathy and issues in the feet. Discover here why you should pay attention to diabetes and foot pain...

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Foot Health 101: Symptoms and Causes of Ingrown Toenail Infections

Sep 16, 2019

Foot health is an important aspect of overall wellbeing. Find out here the symptoms and causes of an ingrown toenail infection.In 2012, 17% of adult Americans reported their feet being in poor health or bad condition...

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Healthy Parents Guide to Finding the Best Pediatric Dentist for Your Child

Sep 08, 2019

Healthy Parents Guide to Finding the Best Pediatric Dentist Pediatric dental care sets the stage for your child’s future dental health. Read this healthy parents guide to finding the best pediatric dentist...

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Newborn Care: What Happens at the First-Week Well-Baby Visit

Sep 01, 2019

Newborn Care: What Happens at Your Baby’s First Doctor Appointment Having a new baby brings lots of excitement in the home. But don’t neglect care for them. Find out here what happens at your baby’s first doctor appointment...

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Is Hammertoe Surgery the Only Treatment Option for This Condition?

Aug 18, 2019

Hammertoe starts out pretty harmless but it can soon escalate into something more serious. Find out more about hammertoe surgery and if it’s really necessary.Hammertoe is a medical condition where the middle joint of one or more toes becomes bent upward...

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12 Warning Signs of an Infected Toenail

Aug 12, 2019

Ingrown toenails are a common problem but that doesn’t mean you should ignore them. Take heed of the warning signs to avoid developing an infected toenail.Does every step leave your foot aching in pain? You may want to get that checked out...

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9 Common Causes of Aching Feet that You Shouldn’t Ignore

Aug 04, 2019

Aching feet can be a symptom of something more serious that needs urgent treatment. Find out what’s behind your foot pain and how to get relief here.75% of Americans will experience foot problems at some point in their lives...

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Acute Glaucoma

Jul 29, 2019

Around 100 million people have some form of diabetes and pre-diabetes. The condition is becoming a problem in the U.S., and everyone should be aware that it isn’t going away soon...

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How to clean glasses

Jul 22, 2019

Are you wearing glasses right now? With over 177 million Americans needing some kind of vision correction, you’re not alone.Eyeglasses are important, whether it’s to read, work, drive, or watch your favorite movie...

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Do I Need Glasses? 9 Signs You Do Not Want To Miss

Jul 15, 2019

Relying on your vision is something that most of us need to do to get through our everyday lives. However, when we run into issues that make it difficult for us to use our eyes efficiently, it begins to put a damper on our days...

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How Doctors Treat Painful Plantar Fasciitis

Jun 18, 2019

You might be right: if you’ve been experiencing foot pains and don’t know what’s going on, you could have sprained your ankle or have put too much strain on it walking...

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The Dangers of a High Fever for Your Child

Jun 17, 2019

The average child will get sick upwards of 12 times in their first year of daycare. While these are normally common colds, children can also experience fevers, pink eye, and stomach bugs...

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What to Expect at a Comprehensive Eye Exam

Jun 10, 2019

Over 64% of adult Americans wear eyeglasses, which is about 159.2 million people. With such high numbers, there’s a good chance that you and your loved ones need vision correction...

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What’s Biting You: The Most Common Bug Bites and Stings

Jun 03, 2019

Vector-borne diseases, such as West Nile virus, Zika, Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, account for nearly a fifth of all infectious diseases around the globe, robbing an approximate 700, 000 people of their lives every year...

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7 Must Know Acute Glaucoma Symptoms

Jan 06, 2019

Going to the eye doctor only to get a little puff of air in your eye isn’t fun. But did you know that little puff of air can keep you from going blind?If someone in your family history had glaucoma, you may also be at risk for the condition...

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