Vaccines are fully-tested, safe, and effective medications that protect individuals against the ravages of infectious diseases, such as Hepatitis B and COVID-19 illness. Widely available at many health care centers across the country, vaccines also are required for school, travel, employment and more. Let’s talk about how to prepare for your visit to an immunization
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FAQs on COVID-19 Drive-Through Testing
With health experts asserting that the COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, testing remains imperative and has become almost a way of life. However, if you have never been tested, you may be wondering if there’s an easy way to get it done that still guarantees accurate results. COVID-19 drive-through testing has proven to be
Read MoreReasons to Opt for Drive-Through Tests for COVID-19
With health experts asserting that the COVID-19 might be here to stay, taking every possible measure to protect yourself and the ones you love from the virus remains crucial. One way you can do so is by getting tested – specifically via drive-through testing – if you suspect that you’ve had recent exposure to the
Read MoreFive Fast Facts About X-rays
Quality diagnostic imaging began with an accidental X-ray of a German scientist’s body back in the late 1800’s. Since then, doctors and researchers have used X-rays to diagnose injury and disease, to unveil the secrets of DNA and more. Let’s discuss the five fast facts about this iconic diagnostic tool and where you can go
Read MoreHow Do I Find an Urgent Care with A Short Wait Time?
There are plenty of reasons urgent care facilities have become increasingly popular over the years. Among their major drawing cards are their efficiency and shorter wait times, which translate into convenience. Unlike the emergency room, in which patients with life-threatening medical problems are given priority, urgent care centers accommodate patients on a first-come, first-served basis.
Read MoreIf My Child Has a Pediatrician, Can They Still Visit a Pediatric Urgent Care Center?
It is important for every child to have a pediatrician. A pediatrician is primary care doctor for children from birth to 18 (or 21) years of age. While your child’s pediatrician can take care of day-to-day healthcare needs, there are times when care outside of normal business hours is needed. That’s when a pediatric urgent
Read MoreCommon Reasons Why Parents Bring Their Children to Pediatric Urgent Care Centers
It’s normal to wait as long as possible to visit an urgent care center when you get sick, but not when your child is sick. Why? Because your child’s immune system is not as strong as yours and they need immediate care to avoid serious health issues. When your child gets sick and doesn’t want
Read MoreWhy Scheduled Vaccines are Important for Your Child?
Vaccinations are one of the safest and most effective ways to prevent serious disease. Vaccines protect both children and adults from the viruses and bacteria that can cause potentially serious consequences. They strengthen our immune system by developing antibodies against various diseases. Ensuring children receive all their scheduled vaccinations at the right time, is the
Read MoreCOVID-19 Drive-Through Testing: What to Expect
Two years after it unfolded in the United States, COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc, and there is still no end in sight. Testing remains an essential tool in mitigating further transmission as well as facilitating prompt treatment. COVID-19 drive-through testing is one of the solutions that public health organizations and healthcare facilities have developed to
Read MoreWhat to Know When Bringing a Child to Urgent Care
If your child gets sick or injured, an urgent care center can be a great solution to ensure they receive prompt, high-quality healthcare. These clinics are also generally more affordable than an ER, and they can see you quickly – unlike waiting days for an appointment at your pediatrician’s office, or possibly many hours in
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