Blog by Robert Hixon, BSN,RN, AEC, Lead Nurse Primary & Preventative Care The coming of winter in the northeast is evidenced by gray skies, falling temperatures and a chilling wind. These changes often encourage us to retreat back into the warmth and safety of our homes. However, this winter, much
We can all agree the year 2020 has reminded the whole world how important it is to have medical care for the whole family. Beyond the dreaded coronavirus, the normal wintertime maladies are still in full swing. It’s flu and cold season; it’s the time of the year that chaps
Tips for a Smooth Transition Back to School Dr. Alicia Pointer, Chief of Pediatrics at Cornerstone Family Healthcare, was a guest on WALL Radio Wednesday, September 16, 2020. During her interview, Dr. Pointer shared advice on getting kids back to school safely – whether they are learning from home, in a school building
Provider Blog by Dr. Angela Hulse, Medical Director The flu season is coming. Like every year, getting the flu vaccination is the best way to help protect yourself and your loved ones. And with COVID-19, getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever to protect yourself, your family and
It’s hard to believe that we’re already planning for kids to head back to school. While the 2020-20201 school year may be a little different than before, one things remains the same – the importance of your child’s annual back-to-school physical exam. We recommend that your child receives an annual
Each year, there are more than 3 million cases of seasonal allergies in the United States. And while many people take over-the-counter medications with only marginal improvement or simply suffer through with tissues on-hand, the reality is that seeking out Hudson Valley healthcare treatment can provide you with some much-needed
Provider blog by Monica Francis, PA-C, MS Runny nose. Itchy watery eyes. Sneezing, sneezing, and more sneezing. It doesn’t have to be this way though. There are ways to manage the health of yourself and your family for allergy season. Common seasonal allergies are the body’s allergic response to an
Provider blog by Avi Silber, MD, FAAP Spring is here and as we emerge to enjoy the outside again, here in the Hudson Valley there is always the concern about tick bites and Lyme Disease. There is a lot of information and opinions out there about Lyme Disease, some good,
Provider blog by Avi Silber, MD, FAAP A new study in JAMA PEDIATRICS published this week provides even more evidence that screen time introduced at an early age is developmentally damaging for children. The new element of this study is it sought to answer the “chicken and the egg” question. Is
Provider blog by Monica Bernard-Thompson, RDN, CDN, CLC In the mornings, it is difficult to make breakfast when you are half asleep. Instead of waiting for the coffee to kick in to make yourself something healthy, it may seem like a better option to grab a bowl of cereal. Look at
Blog by Robert Hixon, BSN,RN, AEC, Lead Nurse Primary & Preventative Care The coming of winter in the northeast is evidenced by gray skies, falling temperatures and a chilling wind. These changes often encourage us to retreat back into the warmth and safety of our homes. However, this winter, much
We can all agree the year 2020 has reminded the whole world how important it is to have medical care for the whole family. Beyond the dreaded coronavirus, the normal wintertime maladies are still in full swing. It’s flu and cold season; it’s the time of the year that chaps
Tips for a Smooth Transition Back to School Dr. Alicia Pointer, Chief of Pediatrics at Cornerstone Family Healthcare, was a guest on WALL Radio Wednesday, September 16, 2020. During her interview, Dr. Pointer shared advice on getting kids back to school safely – whether they are learning from home, in a school building
Provider Blog by Dr. Angela Hulse, Medical Director The flu season is coming. Like every year, getting the flu vaccination is the best way to help protect yourself and your loved ones. And with COVID-19, getting a flu vaccine is more important than ever to protect yourself, your family and
It’s hard to believe that we’re already planning for kids to head back to school. While the 2020-20201 school year may be a little different than before, one things remains the same – the importance of your child’s annual back-to-school physical exam. We recommend that your child receives an annual
Each year, there are more than 3 million cases of seasonal allergies in the United States. And while many people take over-the-counter medications with only marginal improvement or simply suffer through with tissues on-hand, the reality is that seeking out Hudson Valley healthcare treatment can provide you with some much-needed
Provider blog by Monica Francis, PA-C, MS Runny nose. Itchy watery eyes. Sneezing, sneezing, and more sneezing. It doesn’t have to be this way though. There are ways to manage the health of yourself and your family for allergy season. Common seasonal allergies are the body’s allergic response to an
Provider blog by Avi Silber, MD, FAAP Spring is here and as we emerge to enjoy the outside again, here in the Hudson Valley there is always the concern about tick bites and Lyme Disease. There is a lot of information and opinions out there about Lyme Disease, some good,
Provider blog by Avi Silber, MD, FAAP A new study in JAMA PEDIATRICS published this week provides even more evidence that screen time introduced at an early age is developmentally damaging for children. The new element of this study is it sought to answer the “chicken and the egg” question. Is
Provider blog by Monica Bernard-Thompson, RDN, CDN, CLC In the mornings, it is difficult to make breakfast when you are half asleep. Instead of waiting for the coffee to kick in to make yourself something healthy, it may seem like a better option to grab a bowl of cereal. Look at
