October highlights one of the nation’s most well-popularized health observances – Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The pink-themed campaign reminds women to schedule their annual screenings. The earlier breast cancer is caught, the more successful treatment options can be.
September highlights a few important health observances. Pain Awareness Month highlights the general aches and pains that affect the daily lives of millions. Helping patients solve these aches and pains by getting to the root of the problem is a key focus of the team at Integracare.
As kids prepare to head back to school, August is a child-focused month for national health observances. This month highlights immunizations and child eye health, which are two great reminders to visit the clinic and eye doctor before school kicks off.
The summer rays are heating up in July! That’s why UV Safety Month is a great reminder of the importance of protecting yourself from UV rays year-round.
June highlights a wide range of health observances. Men’s health is big this month, reminding men to schedule their annual visits and make positive changes for their overall health. Statistically, men are less likely to attend annual visits than women.
May is a big month for national health observances. Women’s health is big this month, reminding women to schedule their annual visits and make positive changes for their overall health. As the weather starts to warm, Skin Cancer Awareness Month provides a reason to highlight the importance of protecting your skin in the summer sun.
April is host to some great health observances. Additionally, irritable bowel syndrome, autism, and foot health are all highlighted this month.
Getting in a car accident can ruin your day. However, the long-term effect of an auto accident on your body extends far beyond the day of the accident.
Your annual physical is a regular check-up to keep an eye on your entire picture of health. Most health insurance plans will fully cover one of these annual visits as a part of your preventative health benefits.
Having high blood sugar can cause changes in fluid levels or swelling in the tissues of your eyes. This causes blurry vision but normally is a short term result of switching diabetes care plans or medicines.