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Fall is on the way!

Just a few weeks until the official start to fall, and it is time to start thinking about seasonal illness! FLU VACCINE is available now and recommended for everyone! You can get a seasonal flu vaccine at any office visit or schedule a nurse visit. As always, we will host larger flu clinics throughout the

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September is Suicide Prevention Month

Mental health takes care and nurturing just like so many aspects of health and wellbeing.  When I have concerns about a patient’s mood, something we always talk about is safety.  Even impulsive actions in response to mood can have devastating outcomes and is unfortunately not uncommon.  In fact, suicide is the second leading cause of

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Introducing Digital Check In!

We know that getting handed a mountain of paperwork is the last thing you want to see when you come to the office worried about an illness or have a list of concerns that you want to remember to ask about. That’s why we’re excited to bring you a new and improved mobile registration experience. Now you can

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Upcoming Prenatal Classes

Calling all expecting families!  Spread the word and join us for one of our upcoming prenatal classes!  More than just checking a box on your to-do list, this is valuable time to help you feel more prepared for the amazing journey ahead!  Sign up here!

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Skin Care Tips from Social Media?

Teenagers can be inundated with skin care tips and detailed routines if they spend time online or especially on social media.  The glossy images can easily lure teens to spend exorbitant amounts of money on trendy products that can cause more harm than good to their skin.  Many of the products target aging skin concerns

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Back to School Schedules

The last of our area schools are returning to classrooms, and we hope that fall routines are getting back on track at your house.  This is a common time for changes in routines to affect lots of aspects your child’s health.  Later summer schedules take time to change, but hopefully there will be less groggy

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