A Call to Women in the New Year
By Dr. Colleen Sholar January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and while I know there is no end to these month or day designations, cancer screenings and wellness is
Tricks for Healthy Changes
By Dr. Kelly McGrath This past fall, I had a welcome phone call with an old great friend from my childhood. We had a lot to catch up on. I
New Year’s Resolutions
By Sue Kangas, PA How many times over the years have we made a New Year’s Resolution only to fail? The two most common resolutions are planning to lose weight
State Of The Union Letter From Lenne Bonner, CEO
By Lenne Bonner, CEO I’m sure one thing we can all agree on is that time goes by faster and faster each year. That is no exception in the healthcare
Being Successful in setting Goals for the New Year
By Erin Massey, LCSW With 2023 just around the corner, many, myself included, are considering what our New Year’s Resolutions may consist of. Most everyone’s resolutions consist of changes that
Winter Safety
Charity Robinson, MD By Dr. Charity Robinson The winter holidays are exciting and fun for everyone to look forward to, but there are a few things everyone can
Shuffling the Cards in Dementia
Mark Ackerman, PA-C By Mark Ackerman, PA Several years ago during my Physician Assistant training, I heard this story of an elderly man with fairly severe dementia who
Monitoring Diabetes
By Dr. Ann Lima Diabetes is a complicated disease process - with multiple types, causes, and treatments available. However, monitoring control of blood sugar (glucose) and surveillance for effects from
