Parents, get your official Elf on the Shelf doctor’s note today and get 3 days off from all elf duties! Calling all Elf on The Shelf Parents!  It’s that time of year again. Hanging lights, preparing a gift list for Santa, hot chocolate, and of course, your child’s favorite – Elf on the Shelf. Over the next month, you will see your everyday routine change as the Christmas season gets closer and closer.  We understand parents’ struggle – balancing the busy holiday season and everyday life.  Remember, even Santa’s greatest helpers need a break.  We give you thre ..read more

Discover this year’s top respiratory illnesses and learn how to prevent them from affecting your life.  It is that time of year again. You know, the one where you cough once, and everyone in the room gives you a death stare. The winter months are known to bring cold weather and a long list of respiratory illnesses. The concern for health safety in the post-pandemic world leaves many to wonder, all winter, is it a common cold with a runny nose, a cough from allergies, or the return of COVID-19?  All respiratory viruses have similar symptoms, leaving many confused about what they actually h ..read more

Emergencies can happen without warning at any given time. That’s why we’re here to provide you with the care you need 24/7/365. Our facility offers comprehensive medical care, treating major and minor injuries. Whether you require imaging for a broken bone or testing for an infection, you can rely on our board-certified physicians and expert staff to deliver the emergency care you deserve. Emergencies don’t wait, and neither should you. We understand accidents can happen at the most inconvenient times, which is why we strive to get you seen within minutes when you visit our facility. Luckily ..read more

This October, we would like to increase awareness about early detection and breast cancer education. We encourage women everywhere to monitor their bodies closely for signs and symptoms of breast cancer. Breast cancer touches many lives. One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. In the United States alone, an estimated 287,500 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women. Understanding Breast Cancer   According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, cancer is a broad term for a class of diseases characterized by abnormal cell ..read more

September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and whether you are seeking to help someone with Alzheimer’s or are the individual that cares for a person that’s been diagnosed, we have some helpful tips on ways to lend a hand. In order to help, you first need to understand what the disease is and be aware of the signs. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, it’s a type of brain disease, and although it’s associated with dementia, Alzheimer’s is not part of normal aging and is not exclusive to just those over 60. Another version of this disease is known as Early-onset Alzheimer’s, and it affects appr ..read more

As always, we aim to have full transparency with our community and educate our patients on changes in the healthcare industry. In accordance with the No Surprises Act of 2022, you will notice a change in your Explanation of Benefits (EOB). We honor in-network benefits so your EOB will now reflect an adjusted median in-network rate. Should you receive an EOB with amounts applied out-of-network, please call your insurance carrier, as this is incorrect processing. Please note that an EOB is not a bill. Please continue reading for a breakdown of the No Surprises Act. What is the No Surprises Act ..read more

As a parent or caregiver, we understand a child’s health and well-being are a top priority. We’re here to help educate you on the risks and provide tips to help prevent your child from being one in five school-aged children with obesity, which can lead to several health complications. Today, the rate of children encountering obesity is higher than it’s ever been. According to the American Heart Association, almost 20 percent of children from the ages of 6 to 19 suffer from obesity. The Risks How to know if your child is at risk of becoming or is suffering from obesity: If a child has a body ma ..read more

Addiction is a disease, and it’s one that is far too prevalent. The CDC estimated that 100,306 people died from an overdose during a 12-month period ending in April 2021. And The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime reports that North America continues to have the highest drug-related mortality rate in the world. To raise awareness of these harrowing facts and encourage action, August 31st is dedicated as International Overdose Awareness Day. The International Overdose Awareness Campaign is “the world’s largest annual campaign to end overdose, remember without stigma those who have died an ..read more

With the school year approaching quickly, now is the perfect time to practice and inform your kids about the importance of school bus safety. There’s no harm in taking extra precautions as we get ready for back to school.   Several of the 25 million students around the country start and end their day with a ride on the school bus. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, it is about 70 times more likely that students get to school safely than any other form of transportation, and less than one percent of all traffic fatalities across the nation are on school busses ..read more

We know that kids can get sick or hurt at any given time. Not to worry though; we’re here for you and your family. Our physicians are board-certified and trained to treat pediatric ER cases, and with on-site imaging and laboratory, we are prepared to make your child’s visit quick and comfortable. Our location offers special exam rooms for children, decorated with inviting colors to make sure your entire family feels comfortable while your child is seen by one of our doctors. Your kids are our number one priority, and we work alongside a great staff to provide the absolute best emergency care i ..read more