Health challenges in seniors can lead to a mix-up in taking multiple medications from what drug to take, when to take it and at what dosage. Clinical pharmacist Nairi Kasparian explains the problems with medications as we age and how to take prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs and dietary supplements wisely. Read more
Flu vaccines start early September through your think provider or ThinkQuick, and early September in a flu vaccine clinic located in the lobby. Mark your calendar for flu, COVID-19 and other vaccinations. Read more
Light, fruity treat is low in calories and high in deliciousness. Plus, the frozen dessert is dairy-free and vegan! Ingredients Directions Nutrition Information Servings Per Recipe: 4 Per Serving: 141 calories; protein 1.5g; carbohydrate 11g; fat 11g; saturated fat 9.5g; cholesterol 0mg; sugars 4g; calcium 7mg; dietary fiber 1.4g; sodium 11mg; iron 1mg
Detecting and correcting eye problems early in life will help protect your child’s overall development health. Read more
Here is a nine-question quiz that can help you assess whether or not you are a high risk for falls. Please note, as with any online quiz, these are not intended for diagnostic purposes and if you think you are at risk, speak with your Primary Care provider. Read more
Falls are the major cause of injury death for older adults. People of any age are at risk for taking a tumble and injuring themselves. Physical therapist Brian Schlattmann explains how to reduce your chances of falling and details fall prevention safeguards for your home’s interior and exterior. Read more
Save $100 with a Free Upgrade on Eyeglasses The Optical Department is serving up some Back-to-School savings from August 1 to October 31. For only $189, your child will receive a complimentary upgrade (a $100 value) to Transitions® Lenses when you order POWER Kids Lenses. These digital, Trivex or polycarbonate lenses are light, safe, impact resistant … Continue Reading Article
Fun in the sun needn’t necessarily be a worry, but it is important to protect yourself in various ways from UV radiation. With nearly 10,000 people in the United States being diagnosed with skin cancer every day, caution should be taken whether exposed to full-sun conditions or even on more cloudy/dreary days. Margo Anderson-Fowler, MD, think Family Medicine, shares who is at the highest risk and provides tips on how to stay safe. Read more
Several medical conditions from heat exhaustion to food poisoning can deplete your body of fluids and leave you in need of rehydration. Instead of visiting the emergency room or hospital, think healthcare professionals can get you feeling better quicky through intravenous (IV) hydration therapy. Read more
Think Family Medicine physician, Dr. Erika Rothgeb, was recently appointed a voting board member of the Nebraska Academy of Family Physicians (NAFP), a state chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians. As an advocate for both patients and physicians, the NAFP provides support, learning opportunities and updated guidelines to doctors throughout Nebraska. As the New … Continue Reading Article