You’ve likely heard that opioid addiction affects millions of Americans. Read on to learn about the consequences of this serious problem and why opioids are so dangerous.
Sep 1st, 2021
You’ve likely heard that opioid addiction affects millions of Americans. Read on to learn about the consequences of this serious problem and why opioids are so dangerous.
What’s the difference between mental health care and behavioral health care, and which one do you need? Keep reading for a closer look at these two types of therapy and learn when and how they can help you.
It’s hard enough deciding if and when you need a doctor, but it can get even more confusing when you factor in all the specialists and different entry points into the health care system. Here’s why you should start with your primary care physician.
A little pain is a good thing. It can warn you of danger and let you know when you have an injury. But if it sticks around long after its usefulness, you need practical resources to help you control it. Here are your options.
It started out as a legitimate prescription for legitimate pain, but now you’re hooked and can’t stop taking opioids. Read on to learn how you can break free from opioid addiction.
Are your thoughts and habits making you sick? Is that even possible? Take a closer look at what behavioral health therapy is and how it may be able to help you.
Are you just sad, or are you clinically depressed? Do you simply dislike public speaking, or do you have a mental issue? Learn how to tell what’s normal and what’s not, and how psychiatric care may be the best treatment for a variety of conditions.
The increasingly complicated health care system can be tough to navigate. Do you need a specialist? Can you self-refer? Are there drug-free treatments for your condition? Find out why the best place to start is with your primary care provider.
When your prescription pain meds stop helping you and start harming you, it’s time to quit. But that can be easier said than done. If you want to get off opioids, effective solutions are available. Read on to learn more.
Medical specialties are great if you only have one problem. But what if your condition involves several issues? Functional medicine takes a big-picture approach and connects the dots to demystify and resolve interconnected health issues.
When you’re injured in an accident, your first steps are crucial. Read on to learn how you should handle your post-accident care.
Did you know your daily habits can have a direct correlation to how you feel physically and mentally? This is called behavioral health, and it can explain a wide range of conditions. Here’s how psychotherapy can solve some of them.
If drugs grip your life, you may feel helpless and hopeless. But don’t give up. You can break free from opioid addiction with proven medication-assisted treatment.
When you get sick or injured, you likely go straight to your primary care physician. And if you have ongoing issues, you may expect to go to a specialist. But at our primary care practice, we can treat you in both cases. Read on to learn more.
When substance abuse affects your work, your family, and your ability to function, you need help. But this complex disease calls for a multifaceted approach. Learn why psychotherapy should be part of your treatment plan.
There’s lots of talk going around about COVID-19, and it can be hard to know what to believe. Our primary care physicians offer valuable information you need to know if you suspect you have COVID-19.
If you’re not feeling well, conventional medicine treats your symptoms. Functional medicine, on the other hand, goes after the root cause. Read on to learn what functional medicine is and how it can help you.
It could be a car backfiring, the sight of the ocean, or the smell of smoke. Maybe it’s hearing a story, or just a single word. Many things can trigger post-traumatic stress disorder, but cognitive behavioral therapy is still the best way to beat it.
Every year, thousands of Americans overdose on opioids and die. If you have a loved one addicted to opiates, they’re on a fatal path. Here’s what you can do to help.
How often do you see a doctor? You know you should have an annual physical. Yet, millions of people never see a doctor unless they’re feeling ill. Annual physicals are a must, even if you’re feeling fine. Here’s why.
Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.