Keeping Our Bodies Healthy
Because of the Affordable Care Act, your health insurance plan is required to provide coverage for breastfeeding support and equipment. This coverage means that your health care insurance must provide a free or low-cost breast pump. This further assures that you are entitled to this support and equipment for each pregnancy that you have.
Choosing Free Or Insurance-Covered Breast Pumps
Health insurance premiums are expensive. There are high deductibles that you have to meet. Read More»
Kidney stones are one of the most painful conditions a person can experience. As you begin to experience the pain of kidney stones, you may have no idea what is happening. It’s normal to feel some sense of trepidation when your abdomen is in pain, and it might send you to urgent care.
If you are going to urgent care to deal with kidney stones, these are some of the things you need to know. Read More»
If you consider yourself to be healthy, you may not figure seeing a doctor for wellness visits is all that important. Making those appointments does take time, and it may also cost you some money, even with insurance. However, it really is important to have a primary care doctor and to see them for regular visits, even when you do seem to be in good overall health. Here’s why.
Some problems are easy to overlook when it’s your own body Read More»
Millions of people across the world suffer from back pain. While back pain can be a result of overuse, accident, or injury, there are a number of less commonly known causes of the pain in your back. It is important to be familiar with these so that when you are experiencing back pain, you can hopefully figure out a way to remedy the pain.
Lack of Sufficient Exercise
Exercise aids in the building of muscle tone that is needed to support the back properly. Read More»
Convenience stores that sell medical items may want to increase their monitoring of the inventory, especially now that the coronavirus pandemic is turning a corner with more and more people getting vaccinated. While keeping track of inventory has been vital for a while, it wasn’t so difficult when supplies were low as you could clearly see anything left on the shelves. Now, with supplies back up to a healthy level (no pun intended), shelves are once again crowded, often with different items mixed in together after customers have been through the aisles all day. Read More»
