Health Tips

The Four Most Common Incurable STIs

There are four common incurable STIs: HSV/Herpes (Herpes Simplex Virus), HPV (Human Papillomavirus) HBV (Hepatitis B), HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). According to the World Health Organization, globally, people between the ages of 15 to 49 get over 1 million STI infections per day. STIs are very widespread. In order to stay protected from STIs, you need to have a thorough understanding of the risks and symptoms.

Jeff White11 May 2021

Health Insurance

6 Best Health Insurance Coverage for Individuals 55 & Older

There are several ways that you can get the health coverage you need if you are 55 and older. Some ways to get coverage are through employer health insurance, private health insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare.

Jacqueline Slobin07 May 2021

Health Insurance

5 Best Health Insurance Options for Unemployed Workers

There are many options for health coverage even for the unemployed- from government-backed coverage to alternative options that just cover your basic needs.

Jeff White29 Apr 2021

Insights

New York City COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility

Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson have all received emergency use authorization from the FDA for the use of their Covid-19 vaccines. New York is following a phased distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine. This means that only people identified as eligible in the current phases will be able to receive the vaccine. Currently, only those in Phase 1A and Phase 1B are eligible to receive the vaccine.

Spencer Lee25 Mar 2021

Tips

High & Low TSH Levels - What it Means and When to be Concerned?

TSH levels indicate if your thyroid is functioning properly. In general, the normal range for TSH is 0.5 to 5.0 mIU/L, but healthy levels can differ based on other factors and medication conditions.

Jacqueline Slobin25 Mar 2021

Prescriptions

Can I Get A Prescription Without Seeing A Doctor?

To receive any type of prescription, you will need to see a medical provider; however, this does not necessarily have to be a doctor. There are several options from which you can seek a prescription besides doctors.

Spencer Lee24 Mar 2021

Insights

Allergies vs. Sinus Infection- How to tell the difference?

Allergies can occur at any time of year. While some may be "seasonal," which is when you get them only in the spring or fall, or they may be year-round. Sinusitis, or sinus infections, however, usually happen after you've had a cold or allergies. Some symptoms will linger, even after your cold goes away.

Alyssa Orcuilo22 Mar 2021

Insights

List of Women's Health Centers in New York City

Women’s health encompasses a variety of specialties and focus areas, ranging from sexual health to breast health to mental illness. If you identify as a woman, you should consider seeking treatment from a healthcare provider specializing in women’s health for a variety of reasons. Women’s health clinics are available throughout the Five Boroughs of New York and are ready to assist you in any medical concerns you may be experiencing.

Spencer Lee16 Mar 2021

Tips

How Often You Should Get Blood Work

Your doctor will likely recommend you to get bloodwork done once per year, during the time of your yearly physical. However, there are many reasons someone should get bloodwork more often.

Spencer Lee22 Apr 2021

Insights