Coronavirus is still alarmingly widespread and overwhelming hospitals in Europe. As the US works to contain the spread and help those who are already sick, it’s important for you to stay informed of how this virus works and how to protect yourself and your loved ones....
COVID-19, more commonly known as coronavirus, has dominated the headlines for weeks. Concerned citizens have been stocking up on such essentials as hand sanitizer, soap, toilet paper, and more, leaving empty shelves in stores across the nation. And as the situation...
As Medicare holders and their loved ones know, Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) offer excellent preventive care and ongoing treatment for Medicare Part B holders. These healthcare providers are equipped to handle any patient under Medicare coverage, offering...
A significant amount of people with chronic pain or occasional discomfort complain about back issues. Whether it’s the result of an uncomfortable sleeping position, sitting in an uncomfortable desk chair all day, or a health issue, lower back pain is a near-universal...
The new year is finally upon us! As we move forward into 2020, it’s time to start thinking about resolution ideas and how to achieve your goals in this new year. Very commonly, your resolution list will include at least one point about improving your health. Let’s...
2019 has zipped along to the end in the blink of an eye. This is the time of the year we pause and reflect, analyze the year behind us and look ahead with great anticipation for the year to come. We consider what went well and look for opportunities for growth. With...
Anyone who’s dealt with holiday depression, clinical depression, or both understands that depression is a difficult condition to live with. Even short-term seasonal depression takes a toll. It can be very frustrating to try enjoying the holiday season with your loved...
Whether you’re new to PHC or you’ve been with us for a while, we want to wish you a happy Thanksgiving! It’s time to take time off work, enjoy a great meal, and spend time with your family. What are you thankful for this year? Here’s what the team at Pasadena Health...
If you’ve noticed yourself or a loved one feeling high levels of stress, anxiety, or sadness during the fall and winter seasons, the reason is likely holiday depression. Even individuals who don’t normally suffer from depression are vulnerable to holiday stress. Are...
When you think about seasonal allergies, the first season to come to mind is probably summer. The high pollen counts and the likelihood of bug bites certainly make summer allergies formidable. However, autumn can be just as bad, if not worse. The Houston area presents...
