Laboratory Services Closures
To view our list of early office closures for October 10th, please visit our closings page.
Catholic Health has entered a new partnership with nearly twenty local orthopedic surgeons to establish the Catholic Health Orthopedic Management Company (CHOMC), a clinical management model designed to standardize best practices, processes and procedures...
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Kegels: The exercise that prompts a dozen questions. What are they? Who should be doing Kegels? How do I properly perform one? When it comes to women’s health, it’s almost like Kegels are the equivalent to eating green vegetables. Most patients...
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Do you often find yourself making another cup of coffee, only its late in the afternoon? Or catch yourself repeatedly yawning in the middle of your workday? If so, you aren’t alone, more than a third of Americans say they get less than 7 hours of sleep...
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Many of us know that painful, burning sensation all too well – often it’s the heartburn you get after enjoying some of Buffalo’s prized chicken wings and pizza. Unfortunately, you’re not alone. According to the National Institutes of Health,...
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Epinephrine auto-injectors are the treatment of choice in severe life threatening allergic reactions, also known as anaphylaxis. Signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis include, shortness of breath, wheezing, hives, tongue or lip swelling, throat swelling, light...
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Regular skin checks are important Warmer temperatures mean ditching bulky sweaters and spending longer days basking in warm sun rays. Moderate exposure to the sun can offer us health benefits, like boosted production levels of vitamin D and serotonin, the...
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The connection with your OB/GYN is a professional relationship that borders on personal. Most women can’t help feeling attached – after all, we tell the OB/GYN about our sex lives, abnormal symptoms, fertility struggles – that’s information...
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It’s not uncommon for many women to feel uneducated about their own reproductive health. Cultural taboos and pure embarrassment often prevent us from asking important questions over the years. Amazingly enough, this embarrassment even follows some into...
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Learning you might need joint replacement can be overwhelming. One of the biggest concerns orthopedic patients have is whether or not the initial surgery will lead to multiple joint replacements within their lifetime. Some people put off joint replacement...
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With over 3 million recorded cases per year, Alzheimer’s disease is the leading cause of dementia. It develops as the connections between brain cells deteriorate, leading to memory loss and confusion. Though it’s commonly believed that...
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