Let’s Talk About the COVID19 Vaccine Booster By Dr. Jenny Johnston
Over the last week the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC for short) has recommended COVID19 booster vaccines for some people. Let’s break it down! 1. What is a
Regional Healthcare Capacity at Dangerous Level By Dr. Kelly McGrath
Usually, when a critically ill patient requires special intensive care services not available at our local hospital, it takes one or possibly two calls to regional hospitals to get the
Ways to Stay Safe and Healthy in the Summer By Jake Foster, PA
At the risk of sounding like a real Darrel Downer (I think I made that one up), I am going to ask you to imagine finding yourself in a situation
How to have a Healthy Gut By Dr. Ian Wallace
How to have a Healthy Gut By Dr. Ian Wallace Are you tired of wildfire smoke as well? Yup, me too. Not so excited for more one hundred plus degree
Fun in the (not too much) Sun by Dr. Rebecca Katzman
Fun in the (not too much) Sun By Dr. Rebecca Katzman One of the best parts of living in Idaho is access to the great outdoors. As we spend time
An ounce of Prevention is right Prescription! By Dr. Colleen Sholar
An ounce of Prevention is right Prescription! By Dr. Colleen Sholar As I thought about today’s article, I just could not decide what to write. I’m sitting in the heat
Beat the Heat By Dr. Ann Lima
Beat the Heat By Dr. Ann Lima Staying cool and hydrated may be a bit tough when we have multiple days above 100 degrees, but here are some tips to
Telebehavioral Health
Telebehavioral Health By Erin Massey, LCSW, Behavioral Health Consultant It is estimated that over half of Americans will experience some mental health issues during their lifetime, which can include depression
Memory Loss: A Common Symptom
Memory Loss: A Common Symptom By Dr. Jennifer Johnston This month the FDA approved a new drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease. This medication is called Aducanumab (brand name Aduhelm). The