Wellness

Are COVID-19 Vaccines Safe For Pregnant Women?

While pregnant and breastfeeding women were not part of vaccine clinical trials, many experts believe that vaccines are safe for these groups and outweigh the risks of getting sick from COVID-19. In some states, pregnant women may be eligible for vaccination due to the increased risk of COVID-19 complications.

Jacqueline Slobin23 Aug 2022

Wellness

Can I Get Lab Tests Without a Doctor's Visit?

Yes, you can get lab work done without a doctor's visit- A membership with Mira and Direct Access Testing (DAT) allows you to order lab tests without first seeing a doctor. There are many benefits to getting blood work done without first visiting a doctor. You can save time, save money, and ensures more privacy. Contact us to learn more about how much you can save on labs

Alyssa Corso29 Mar 2022

Wellness

How Long Is COVID-19 Contagious?

COVID-19 can be contagious for 14 days. If you test positive for COVID-19, you need to self isolate for 10 days and make sure that you do not have a fever or worsening symptoms before seeing others.

Alyssa Corso14 Sep 2021

Wellness

When’s the Best Time To Get a Flu Shot in 2021-2022?

The best time to get a flu shot is before the flu is spreading in your community. Since the flu peaks in February, and begins to spread throughout October and into March or April, it's recommended to get your flu shot by the end of October.

Alyssa Corso21 Oct 2021

Wellness

How To Tell if It’s the Flu, Common Cold or COVID-19

The flu and COVID-19 are all respiratory tract infections that can affect your sinuses, nose, throat, windpipe, and or lungs, but the characteristic symptom of COVID-19 is loss of taste and smell.

Alyssa Corso6 Apr 2022

Wellness

How To Manage COVID-19 Symptoms at Home

Currently, there is no antiviral treatment available for COVID-19. It is recommended to manage your coronavirus symptoms at home if you do not need medical attention. This article explains how to manage your symptoms from your home: Practice physical distancing, taking Tylenol could help with fever, drink plenty of fluids, rest, and monitor your symptoms often. Don't forget to keep a positive mindset and take care of your emotional health. According to the NYC Department of Health, CA Department of Health, CDC Guidelines, and physician interviews.

Khang T. Vuong, MHA14 Sep 2021