Health Screenings to Schedule for the New Year
Discover health screenings you should consider scheduling for the new year.
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Why This Year’s Flu Season Is More Complicated Than Ever
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Recent Blogs
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Can You Visit a Loved One Who Is Immunocompromised?
Estimated read time:If you have a loved one who is immunocompromised, here’s how to stay connected, even as you have to remain apart.
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This Summer, Staying Safe Means More Than Being Sun-Smart
Estimated read time:Too much sun can be harmful. We’re here to care for you safely if you need help for heat-related injuries. Learn how to protect yourself this summer.
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Painful Periods: When to See Your Doctor, Safely
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How to Safely Get Your Kids the Care They Need
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Tips for a Successful Virtual Visit With Your Pediatrician
Estimated read time:Learn how to get the most out of a virtual video visit with your child’s pediatrician.
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How Virtual Visits Expand Safe Primary and Specialty Care
Estimated read time:Thanks to virtual visits, you can get quality medical care while safely social distancing. Learn how to get the virtual care you need.
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Don’t Delay Important Labwork and Imaging Appointments
Estimated read time:Whether it’s coming in for an X-ray or a blood draw, here’s why — and how — you and your physician can safely use medical testing to manage your well-being.
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Keeping You Safe at Cardiology Appointments
Estimated read time:We’ll keep you safe as you get care for your cardiovascular health. You can see your doctor, get tests and have heart surgery as we’re taking extra safety steps.
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Blood Clots and Coronavirus: What You Need to Know
Estimated read time:As researchers learn more about the effects of coronavirus, new symptoms and complications are being discovered. Here’s what we know about the possible link between blood clots and severe COVID-19.