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Staying active during colder months is crucial for keeping your joints limber and pain-free.  

In today’s world, managing your health often means logging on instead of walking in.  

Even if you haven’t been diagnosed with high blood pressure or high cholesterol, you’re smart to choose foods that are proven to improve heart health. 

Managing your medications should be simple, whether you need a one-time prescription or ongoing refills. That’s why we offer flexible options to fit your lifestyle. 

As winter continues, we hope you’re finding ways to stay warm and focus on self-care, whether it’s enjoying a cozy moment with a book or sipping your favorite hot drink. 

While they have some key differences, an annual wellness visit (AWV) and an annual physical exam are both helpful tools for staying on top of your health.

Knee surgery is a common procedure, often necessary for those suffering from chronic pain or reduced mobility due to injuries, arthritis, or wear and tear.

COVID-19 isn’t going away. After a summer surge, we’re now heading into the fall and winter season, when respiratory viruses tend to circulate widely in our communities. 

When you think of respiratory illnesses, influenza (the flu) and COVID-19 probably come to mind. But there’s another virus that you should know about: respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.

Your doctor has recommended shoulder surgery. Now what?

Back surgery can be a significant step toward relieving chronic pain and improving your mobility.

Getting stuck with a needle is never fun. But immunizations, and the injections that come with them, are important tools for keeping us healthy.