Diabetes and Eye Health

Diabetes is the leading cause of adult blindness in the United States. Dr. Zachary Olsen highlights how having high blood sugar can cause damage over time to blood vessels in the eye, increasing the risk for certain conditions.

Men’s Health Matters: Mental & Physical Risks

Often, health conversations can focus on women’s issues instead of including men’s. Traditional expectations of society can discourage seeking help when men are expected to be independent and emotionally resilient, which can lead to feelings of shame or weakness when they struggle with their health. In discussing health, it’s important to recognize the importance of […]

Getting Back to Basics: Handwashing

It seems so basic! But correctly washing your hands could mean the difference between fighting a cold for a few days or spreading your bug to the next person.

Building Back Vaccine Confidence

Routinely seeing your primary care provider is essential to not miss out on an important health milestone. Without regular appointments, your vaccines might be lapsed.

Understanding Dense Breasts: What You Need to Know

You’ve probably heard the term “dense breasts” before, but what does it really mean? Understanding breast density is crucial for health and can empower patients to make informed decisions about their care.

Pain Awareness Month

September is Pain Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about pain and its profound impact on the over 50 million Americans living with chronic pain. Understanding pain types and relief techniques can promote successful pain management.

Understanding Gynecologic Cancer

September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about prevention and offer support to those currently battling gynecologic cancer.

HRO & The Zero Suicide Initiative

Deaths by suicide are preventable for individuals under the care of a health or behavioral health provider. The Zero Suicide Initiative is a transformational framework for health systems that aspire to create safer suicide care.

The First Eye Exam: A Guide for Parents

When should my child have their first eye exam? Among the many health decisions parents face in the early years of their children’s lives, an official trip the eye doctor’s office often occurs retroactively, after a problem has been identified by a parent or teacher.