Is it the Flu?

The flu season is going to be complicated by the presence of COVID-19. The flu and COVID-19 share similar symptoms. This can make it hard to figure out which one you have. Symptoms of the flu Dry cough Runny nose High temperature Tiredness and fatigue Symptoms of COVID-19 Similar to the flu, many people experience…

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Sports, Back to School & Camp Physicals

Summer camp season is right around the corner, and the prep work goes beyond packing lists and drop-off dates. Many day camps, overnight programs, and youth sports leagues require kids to complete a sports physical before they can participate. The good news is that scheduling one is quick and straightforward at a walk-in clinic. This…

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Taking Care of Your Health While at Home

With the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) we will all have to adjust to this new normal. That means staying indoors for long periods of time with limited access to the outdoors. Understandably, this is going to be a challenge for many. However, it’s important to continue taking steps to stay healthy and stay active.…

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Coronavirus (COVID-19)

June 4, 2020 We will be resuming our normal business hours starting Monday June 8, 2020 Monday – Friday: 8am – 10pm Saturday – Sunday: 10am – 10pm April 15, 2020 Should I wear a face mask/ face covering? The latest guidance from the CDC is that everyone should wear a simple face covering when…

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First Aid Tips

Accidents are inevitable. So whether you’re at home, in the workplace or outdoors, they’re an event that should always be planned for. So the question is: Are you ready? According to the National Safety Council, falls, choking, suffocation and burns are the leading causes of preventable injuries at home. And while they all pose serious…

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Staying Healthy Over the Holidays

The holidays are here! It’s a time to spend surrounded by family and friends. Parties, entertainment and festive cheer are just around the corner. But the holidays also lend themselves to accidents. Food poisoning, kitchen-related injuries, burns and falls are just some of the common ones. So stay safe and healthy this season by following…

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Flu Update: 2019 Flu Season

The 2018-2019 flu season was one to remember but for all the wrong reasons. Recorded as one of the longest flu seasons in the past decade its impacts were felt far and wide. The Center For Disease Control (CDC) reported that there were 20,000 to 30,000 flu-related deaths in the United States, about 300,000 flu-related…

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STD Testing

For most people, it’s surprising to learn that Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD’s) in the United States are on the rise. In 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that reported cases of three STD’s: Gonorrhea, Chlamydia and Syphilis had reached an all-time high. Rates of gonorrhea rose by 67 percent, syphilis by 76…

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Summer Safety Tips in Tampa

Summer in Tampa means beach days, backyard barbecues, and finally putting those flip flops to good use. But longer days outdoors also mean more chances for scrapes, sunburns, and the occasional trip to urgent care. A little preparation goes a long way toward keeping the season smooth and stress-free. This guide walks through five simple…

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