Women’s Health
Do You Have a Primary Care Provider (PCP)? Here’s Why You Should
It’s understandable why someone might wait until they get “sick” to enlist the help of a physician. However, there are so many health-related concerns that benefit from a proactive approach to one’s care. A primary…
Pediatric Hospitalists, How They Make a Difference
The Hospitalist Model: Dedicated to Pediatric Needs Any parent will tell you one of the scariest moments in life is when your child is hurting—particularly if a hospital stay is involved. Whether it’s a newborn…
Women and Sleep: Are You Putting Your Health at Risk?
Sleep is a crucial component of healthy living. During sleep, your body and brain perform healing activities. Without it, you’re not able to operate throughout the day as your “best self.” Kathleen Gallagher, Manager…
The Time is Now to Schedule Your Annual Mammogram
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. Thanks to advances in technology, early detection and increased awareness, the survival rates for breast cancer have continued to rise in recent…
Diagnosing & Treating Sleep Disorders: Pregnancy and Sleep Apnea
Kathleen Gallagher, Manager of the Riverside Sleep Disorder Institute, discusses sleep apnea during pregnancy. Much like eating, drinking, and breathing, sleep is a necessary function of the human body. Despite its importance, many adults…
Choosing a Primary Care Provider
Whether you have been putting off finding a primary care provider, or maybe you are just ready for a change, establishing a primary care provider is the starting point for better health.
3 Ways to Improve Your Health
Improving your health doesn’t have to mean making major changes. Here are three simple steps to help get…
Cancer Survivorship: Finding Support After Treatment Ends
From the moment an individual receives a cancer diagnosis, through treatment and recovery and beyond, life becomes different.
Preventative Care: Putting Your Health First
There are many reasons we make appointments to see our doctors. While some adults only go to the…