Among the many things the pandemic has taught us is the importance of having a community around you. Working together as a team, sharing knowledge and providing support is beneficial in so many ways, which...Read More
By Yolanda Yoder M.D. The good news is here! Effective vaccines are available and being administered that can help end this deadly COVID-19 crisis. We all look forward to the day when our community and...Read More
By Stephanie Frye – Family Nurse Practitioner May 9 starts National Women’s Health Week and with that in mind, let’s talk about the health of our breasts. Breast Cancer: Rates and...Read More
By Stephanie Frye – Family Nurse Practitioner There are more than 150 different types of HPV. They can range in appearance from small, painless, rough-surfaced warts to larger, more painful...Read More
by Missy Ray, MSN Family Nurse Practitioner What is endometriosis? Endometriosis, also called “endo,” occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus (called the endometrium) is...Read More
by Brandy Terrell, LCSW As a parent, you want your children to develop resilience and be able to handle whatever setbacks and challenges they face. But it isn’t as simple as telling them to have...Read More
By Krisendra Markham – Quality and Data Manager, FMH Coordinator While telemedicine (delivering medical care at a distance) and telehealth (the electronic and telecommunications technologies...Read More
By Teresa Faulkner, Licensed Clinical Social Worker COVID-19 affects everyone, not just those who have caught the virus. Even if you haven’t been physically infected, you most likely have...Read More
By Yolanda Yoder, MD, Family Practitioner and Member of the SICHC OB Team Pregnancy is a joyous time but pregnancy can be stressful for expectant mothers. This stress is natural. After all, during pregnancy,...Read More
