If you’re like a lot of people, you may not make a point to see your doctor unless something is clearly wrong with your health. But there are serious medical issues that can be prevented or managed successfully when you check in with your physician regularly — before...
Nearly everyone will have at least one type of surgical procedure at some point in their lifetime. In fact, the average person in the U.S. may have over five surgeries in an 85-year lifespan. Oftentimes, these are common general surgery procedures, many of which have...
Patients with different medical and psychological needs have a variety of therapies available in order to help them heal. Unless you’ve used these services yourself, however, you may be unfamiliar with what they entail. One common form of treatment is occupational...
As we move through adulthood, routine wellness exams become increasingly important. Everyone should see their doctor for regular checkups, but each patient population faces different health risks. Here’s a look into why routine wellness visits matter for women. The...
Mental health issues can occur at any age but are particularly prevalent in older adults. More than 20% of adults aged 60 or older struggle with at least one mental or neurological disorder, the most common of which are dementia and depression. If you have an elderly...
