Tips For Infant And Childhood Acne

Posted on 8 April 2016

Acne isn't just something that plagues teenagers. Infant and childhood acne usually appears on the just the cheeks and nose. In young babies, the breakouts are typically caused by the buildup of the mother's hormones from the recent time in the womb, while childhood acne is typically triggered by a premature release of some of the adolescent hormones. The following tips can help you cope with acne on a child without causing harm. [Read More]

Examining The Reasons You Should Visit An Urgent Care Clinic

Posted on 28 March 2016

Most people have experienced a long wait at the emergency room for a condition that is not life-threatening, but serious to them just the same because of symptoms that are debilitating. The common flu virus is a good example of a condition that has many people visiting the ER when they are unable to get a timely appointment with their primary care physician. If you wonder how you can avoid the long wait at the ER for a medical problem you tried to see your family doctor about, check out the reasons you might consider visiting an urgent care clinic. [Read More]

Caring For An Aging Loved One

Posted on 23 February 2016

When a loved one ages and starts to have a more difficult time making their way around the house, you want to be sure you start introducing changes to the house that continue to make it a safer home for them. This article will serve as a helpful guide to getting your home set up for your loved on so you won't have to worry about them being injured while caring for their everyday needs. [Read More]

Benefits Virtual Colonoscopy Procedures Offer

Posted on 21 February 2016

Virtual colonoscopy is an alternative to traditional colonoscopy to screen individuals at risk of colorectal cancer. Rather than directly looking at the colon through a colonoscope to identify colorectal polyps or other abnormal growths, a radiologist evaluates images of the colon using x-ray images produced by a CT (computerized tomography) scan or MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan. If you are a candidate for this type of colonoscopy and your health insurance will pay, in addition to being a less invasive procedure, virtual colonoscopy offers several other benefits. [Read More]

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Caring for the elderly in our lives can be both challenging and rewarding. How do you spread your time out enough to include time at work, time at home, time with your family and time caring for the elderly people in your life? You get help! I have learned to accept the help from the senior care services in my area. Prior to hiring the service, I was spreading myself far too thin. I was not able to attend my kids' games and recitals, I could not get all of my assignments done for work, and I could not care for my mother the way that she deserved. I have gathered some information to help other people in my situation find the right senior care service to help balance their lives like I did.