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Think of a primary care doctor as a friend you can talk to about anything involving your physical or mental health and well-being.  While research suggests primary care visit rates have declined during the last decade, studies show that in-person primary visits offer a total cost reduction of more than...

November is Diabetes Awareness Month — a perfect time to learn about the early signs of diabetes and how to catch it before it progresses. Type 2 diabetes often develops gradually, and many people aren’t aware they have it until symptoms become more severe.  Our board-certified providers at Associated Physicians...

As the weather cools and the leaves change, fall brings more than just cozy days — it also signals the arrival of fall pollen allergies. While you may think spring might be the ultimate season for allergies, fall pollen can cause just as much discomfort.  You're not alone if you’re...

Unfortunately, high cholesterol is a common health issue that often flies under the radar until it’s too late. It’s so easy to dismiss because it doesn’t cause symptoms on its own, but the truth is high cholesterol is a significant risk factor for heart disease, the leading cause of death...

As you age, you may notice changes in your memory and wonder if they’re a normal part of aging or a sign of something more serious. Occasional forgetfulness can be frustrating, but it's important to understand what’s normal and what might be a sign of a deeper issue. At Associated...

You may be surprised when your doctor gives you a diagnosis of high blood pressure (HBP), also known as hypertension. You thought you were healthy and didn’t experience any symptoms at all. But now that you know you have it, treating your HBP helps you reduce the risk of serious...