Have you exercised today?
Self-care and relaxation is always important, and you should never put too much pressure on yourself to fulfill a daily quota of movement. However, working small exercises into your everyday routine can actually help you stay happy, energized, and healthy. These micro-fitness activities don’t have to be sweaty, exhausting, or time-consuming. On the contrary, […]
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Stay healthy on your feet
The heat is on, and summer is in full swing. Everyone is having fun in the sun, but your ankles and feet are holding you back. They are sore and achy, and their pain wakes you from your sleep at night. What’s a person to do? First thing to know is you’re not alone; seventy-five […]
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Stretching exercises to lengthen your limbs & reduce stress today
Do you stretch your body throughout the day? Today we are going to cover some convenient ways to ease tension while gaining flexibility and making stretching a part of your routine. Depending upon where you are at in your day, here are a few stretching options for you to try. While the best time to […]
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Apply Generously: the basics behind sunscreen and why you need it
School’s out, and summer is here! That means spending time outside with friends and family enjoying bar-b-ques, boating, beaches, and more. But all that time enjoying the great outdoors also means increased exposure to the sun, which can ultimately cause damage to your skin. That’s why it’s critical to understand the importance of using sunscreen. […]
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June is Men’s Health Month
June is Men’s Health Month – an opportunity to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. The Health Gap Between Men and Women The life expectancy of men in the United States is almost five years less than that of women, according to […]
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Hearing Loss and its Impact: Why is hearing such a critical sense?
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month, a time to raise awareness about communication disorders and available treatment options that can improve the quality of life for those who experience problems speaking, understanding, or hearing. “Blindness cuts us off from things, but deafness cuts us off from people.” – Helen Keller When it comes to […]
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Behavioral and Mental Health Program at Hudson Physicians
Hudson Physicians is pleased to announce the opening of the Behavioral and Mental Health Program with Dr. Delahunty, Dr. Concepcion and Lauren Knapp. The overall mission is to reach out to the counties and school districts that they serve and the therapy colleagues in the community to develop a collaborative program of education, care, […]
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Mental health challenges during and after lockdown.
Have you been feeling a bit overwhelmed lately? Does your stress level resemble a yo-yo, going up and down? You’re not alone. We have all been through a lot over the past year. From the fear of a raging pandemic racing across the globe to state lockdowns, school closures, and friends and family getting sick, […]
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American Diabetes Association Alert Day on March 23
More than 29 Million Americans Have Diabetes and Don’t Know It Could you be one of them? The symptoms can be subtle or even absent. That’s why, as part of the American Diabetes Association Alert Day on March 23, you’re encouraged to take a short test to see if you’re at risk for diabetes. What […]
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Answers to men’s crucial questions about vasectomies
Are you considering having a vasectomy? It’s natural to have a lot of questions about this medical procedure. Will it be painful? What exactly happens “down there?” When can I get “back in the game?” Our three providers who perform this procedure have answers to the most common and sometimes embarrassing questions you may have […]
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