Toolkit for Independent Primary Care Providers – COVID-19
By Joanne Fruth, MD, MA, FAAFP Dear Primary Care Provider, We’ve been busy crafting messaging for our staff, providers, and patients in response to concerns over the coronavirus. In an effort to share what we’ve learned so far, we’ve created this toolkit to... Read More
Categories: Education, Medical Director
Recognizing Danger and Warning Signs for Suicide
Written by Christina Keller, MS, LMFT I hear a lot of people saying that 2020 feels like they can’t catch a break. Most of us have adjusted our lives in more ways than one this year. Change is hard. When we feel we are being forced to change, those changes can... Read More
Categories: Education, Healthy Living
Thriving With Diabetes Virtual Classes
By Erin Decker, MS, RDN, LDN, CDE Can you cure diabetes? What’s the best diet for diabetes? Did I cause my diabetes? Will I always have to take medication? Whether you are newly diagnosed with diabetes or have been living with it for some time, chances are at... Read More
COVID-19 Pandemic Causes Unprecedented Stress — Help is Available
Do not fall into the trap of ignoring your mental health and expecting it to automatically take care of itself. Seek out one of the many available resources and take care of your mental health, while continuing to guard your physical well-being by wearing masks, waiting 6-feet away, and washing your hands regularly.
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Categories: Education, Mental Health
Back to (Online) School
Written by Dr. Sharon B. Kirlik, PhD, LCSW, Behavioral Wellness Therapist HOORAY! In North Carolina, it is the final weekend of summer break. Parents and students are, no doubt spending their final days anxiously anticipating the changes this year’s online... Read More
Categories: Education, Healthy Living