Community Healthcare Blog

Health is a complex topic due to the varying health standards from one individual to the next. Everyone is built differently with many different needs and makeups. 

This is even true when it comes to the same person. What is healthy for you in your 30s may not be what your body needs in your 50s or 80s. Health is all about finding out what your body needs and trying to establish balance.

During home visits, your primary care doctor is available 24/7 and can spend time taking care of you and your family without the distraction of insurance paperwork. Primary doctors are also able to provide more comprehensive and personalized care for their patients, including diagnosis and treatment for both acute and chronic illnesses.

What are the best ways to prepare for getting through this flu season? Below we will look at our top 5 ways to be ready for when flu season arrives and to protect yourself and those around you.

While house calls might not be the norm that they were in the 1800s, we are seeing that house calls are on the rise again. Let’s take a look at the history of house calls and explore why house calls are still a necessary party of our modern era.

Summer is here! When it comes to these warmer months, remember to keep your health and safety in check so you can enjoy yourself all season long.

When it comes to living a healthier lifestyle, it doesn’t need to be complicated. Try out some of these tips to see what you can add into your life.

House calls are a more convenient version of urgent care or a walk-in medical clinic appointment. You can avoid long lines and the possibility of being infected or infecting others, save time traveling, and avoid the discomfort of visiting the clinic when you are sick.

You may be surprised to learn that a doctor is not your only option when it comes to receiving the best primary care. In fact, NPs and PAs are able to provide many of the same clinical tasks for which we traditionally rely on doctors.