Feeling Ill? Don’t Self Diagnose

Posted on: 9 April 2021

In the United States, there are so many different ways to obtain medical care, and the cost is often a factor when choosing your approach. The standard approach is usually to see a primary care physician who contracts with your insurance company. But if you do not have insurance, or if you have a really high-deductible plan, this approach may not be the most affordable. You may instead want to seek some of your care at a medical clinic, where prices tend to be lower.
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Posted on: 17 March 2021

If you have a loved one who is dealing with memory problems, such as dementia or Alzheimer's, you may want to think about getting them a room in a memory care facility. This can sound harsh, but in reality, your loved one will likely be safer in a facility than at home. How could this be true? While you are likely doing absolutely everything you can to make sure that they are safe while having all of their needs met, there may be some things a facility may be able to offer that you cannot.
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Posted on: 5 February 2021

Car accidents almost always cause injuries. For example, concussions may trigger brain injuries that could cause issues with vision in many people. When this happens, a person may suffer to live their life to its fullest and struggle to handle day-to-day tasks. Thankfully, treatment options are available for those in this often troubling situation. Serious Brain Injuries May Trigger Vision Troubles Concussions and other types of brain injuries are not an uncommon problem after a severe car accident.
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Posted on: 4 January 2021

Do you have a cold that seems to be dragging on and on? It might be a cold as you've assumed — but it might not be. People often mistake seasonal allergies for the common cold; you would not be the first! So how can you tell the difference? Work your way through the questions below. Have you had any aches and pains? Think back to when your assumed cold began.
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