An annual health checkup is highly recommended for all adults—even for those who feel completely fine. This voluntary type of medical appointment is a vital part of living a healthy lifestyle. If it’s been some time since your last health checkup or you have one coming up, the simple answers to these common questions will help you make the most of your next appointment.
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Healthy New Year’s Resolutions: Tips to Help You Stay on Track
For many of us, it’s a familiar pattern. We make healthy New Year’s resolutions every January that never quite last. If you want to make 2021 different, learn a few tricks that will help make your resolutions stick.
What We Mean When We Say Affordable Health Care for All
Harmony Healthcare Long Island serves all members of the local community, especially those children and adults who traditionally face barriers to quality medical services. We are dedicated to providing affordable health care services that give every man, woman and child in the neighborhood the opportunity to live a healthy lifestyle.
Trouble Coping with the Holidays? Learn How to Sleigh the Season
The holidays tend to trigger a wide range of feelings and emotions. Whether you love them or hate them, you can use our simple strategies for coping with the holidays to help you stay sane straight through to 2021.
Eyestrain Headaches or Other Eye Issues? Find Out What to Do
Whether they are emerald green, baby blue or some other hue, your eyes need special care and attention. If early warning signs go unnoticed, eyestrain headaches and other troublesome eye issues can get worse and develop into bigger problems. To protect your vision, learn about several common eye issues that could signal it’s time to see the eye doctor.
Beyond Brushing: Dental Hygiene Tips for Your Family
Practicing proper dental hygiene helps create a beautiful, bright, healthy smile. In addition to regular brushing, there are a few simple actions you can take to better protect your pearly whites. By following our dental hygiene tips, you and your children are likely to spend less time in the dentist’s chair.