Telehealth and telemedicine sound the same, but they’re not quite. There are a few differences based on patient benefits and contextual use, but they are both accessible through your local urgent care center. Keep reading to learn more about the differences between telehealth and telemedicine. What is Telehealth? Telehealth is when healthcare and health information …
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The risk of contracting an illness is higher during the winter months because people spend more time indoors, increasing the risk of infection. The common cold and the flu are the most common seasonal illnesses that affect millions of people around the world. The following examines the differences between a common cold and the flu. …
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The Omicron variant, the most recently discovered mutation of COVID-19, is transmitting around the world at an alarming rate. While it is expected for viruses to mutate, scientists are still working quickly to understand the new dangers that this variant could pose for the public. It is important for patients to take advantage of the …
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When you think about your workplace, health services likely aren’t at the top of your mind. Enhancing the health services at your workplace has been proven to create a more productive work environment, boost employee morale, and lower the number of sick days taken each year! If you like the idea of health services in …
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Commercial drivers and truck drivers are required to meet certain standards to maintain their license and continue legally driving. A DOT physical is one of the requirements to maintain your commercial truck driving license. If it’s your first time having a DOT physical, you’re likely nervous and unsure what to expect. Don’t worry, the whole …
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Vaccines for COVID-19 are being distributed in shipments across the United States. Each state has a plan in place that consists of phases to successfully administer these doses to the public. It is the hope of health officials that soon the COVID-19 vaccine will be available at local pharmacies and physician’s offices. Deals have already …
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COVID-19 has claimed the lives of over 500,000 Americans since it made its appearance in 2019. Unfortunately, the public has become complacent in regard to the virus as it has become the norm. Along with this, the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines has begun in every state in the US, meaning the most vulnerable populations have …
Bronchitis accounts for 10 million offices visits a year in the United States. Most the time, patients are diagnosed with an acute case that is caused by a virus. These cases often go away on their own in few weeks. In other circumstances, patients suffer from chronic bronchitis, a form of COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary …
At some point in life most people have suffered from an ear infection. Children are more likely to develop ear infections than their adult counterparts. Some people are also more prone to developing multiple ear infections. A middle ear infection is an infection in the space behind the ear drum. Children and adults can be …
There has been extensive work done in order to quickly produce a safe and effective vaccine against COVID-19. Currently, there are two vaccines that have been proven to provide adequate protection against the virus. Much of the public is not yet eligible to be vaccinated. How is your state is doing in the fight for …
