Behavioral health evaluations play crucial roles in identifying issues like anxiety and depression, and they can also help you learn better ways to cope — and stay healthy. Here are eight times when you should consider a behavioral evaluation.
The health impacts of domestic violence present themselves in a range of effects that are both physical & psychological. In this blog we cover the warning signs of abuse, impacts of domestic violence on you and your children, & how to create a safety plan.
Regular medical screening is the only way to know for sure if you have diabetes, but there are some symptoms you should watch out for, too. This post gives a quick rundown of the most common symptoms to be aware of.
Coughing is a common symptom of asthma, but not every cough is asthmatic. Here’s how to tell if you need an asthma evaluation or if your cough might have another cause.
Behavioral health issues can affect every area of your life, including your physical health. A behavioral health evaluation is the first step toward managing those issues so that you can lead a happier, healthier life. Here’s how an evaluation works.
Kids have very different health and medical needs compared to adults. That means they need a healthcare provider who’s skilled in treating those needs. Here are five ways your child can benefit from pediatric care at Harbor Community Health Centers.
Summer’s high heat and humidity are never pleasant, but if you’re pregnant, they can be especially uncomfortable. Fortunately, there are some things you can do to keep your cool. Here are eight tips that can help you stay comfortable this summer.
Summer is a time for fun and relaxation. But if you have asthma, it can also be a time of increasing symptoms. Here are three ways summer could affect your asthma symptoms.
Across the country, school-age children and teens are returning to in-person learning, but this effort to get back to normal doesn’t come without concerns. Remote learning has left a lot of students with intense feelings of isolation and loneliness.
Cervical cancer deaths have decreased dramatically since Pap tests became a regular part of well-woman visits. But there’s still a lot to know about cervical cancer, its symptoms, and how to prevent it. Here are six important facts to learn today.
If you have a dental emergency, knowing what to do before you get to our office can go a long way toward giving you peace of mind. Here are a few tips to help you handle some of the most common dental emergencies.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, and that makes it a great time to learn a few tips to improve your child’s oral health routine. The steps you take now can help your child have healthy teeth for life. Here’s what to do.
Preventive health care is the ideal way to optimize your health and longevity by catching problems before they progress. Start your new year with a wellness visit for the whole family.
Seasonal depression can take a toll on you emotionally and physically. Learn more about this mental health condition and how our team can help you feel better.
Diabetes can take a severe toll on your feet. Learn about some of the common complications and why you should include visits to a podiatrist when you have diabetes.
As we head toward the influenza season, it’s important to prepare to keep your family healthy by getting a seasonal flu shot. The flu vaccine is not only safe and effective, it can save your child’s life and protect your community.
Medical ailments have long been treated separately from mental illnesses, but the truth is that physical and mental health are inextricably linked. Find out how holistic care is the key to better physical and mental wellbeing.
You can prevent periodontal disease right now, saving yourself time and money later on. Keep reading to learn about helpful tips and tricks to prevent periodontal disease from becoming a problem in your mouth.
What could be causing your or your child’s runny nose, cough, and shortness of breath? Is it allergies, or perhaps asthma? Maybe both? Find out why it matters, and how the experts can help.
If you’re significantly overweight, you hold an especially high risk for certain forms. Keep reading to learn about the link between obesity and diabetes, and how you can better manage your health.
