We understand that everyone wants to know about the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and what they can do to stay healthy and safe right now and in the future. It is unquestionably the dominant health topic in the country, and the world, at the moment. That’s why the healthcare providers here at Abraham Family Medicine wanted to […]
Happy March, everyone. Here at Abraham Family Medicine, we pride ourselves on providing our patients and their families with knowledge to help them achieve and maintain long term health and wellness. That’s why whenever we reach an important health awareness event on the calendar, we like to take a little time to discuss what patients […]
February is American Heart Month, which makes now the ideal time to take a closer look at your heart health and what you can do to improve it. Our healthcare providers believe that one of the best ways to reinforce the risk of heart disease is to present statistics about the disease and how prevalent […]
The start of a new year brings all kinds of possibilities. It’s common for people to make New Year’s resolutions to improve some aspect of their health and wellbeing. Whether that means eating a healthier diet, committing to regular exercise, or cutting back on some other potentially unhealthy habits. However, one simple thing that we […]
With so much going on during the holiday season, it can be a challenge for some people to make their health and wellbeing a priority. However, it’s a fact that the holiday season is one of the most difficult times of the year to stay healthy and feeling your best. Between traveling, cold weather, holiday […]
November is American Diabetes Month. We know this won’t come as breaking news to too many people, but it’s a fact that diabetes is one of the most common health conditions facing American adults and children. However, the extent to which diabetes affects people in the US may still come as a surprise. To help […]
We understand that it can be a difficult subject to think about for many people, but it’s important for people to make time for advance medical directives. Advance directives are written, legal instructions regarding a person’s preferences for medical care if they are ever in a condition where they are unable to make decisions for […]
September is Pain Awareness Month in the US. Established in 2001 by the American Chronic Pain Association (ACPA), Pain Awareness Month is intended to help bring attention to the chronic pain that many Americans live with every day and provide guidance for how this pain can be minimized and treated. So, to help join in […]
With the calendar turning to August, it is officially back to school season for families. Although every family is different, the transition from summer fun back into a regular school routine can be a challenging one. In order to help make this transition as smooth as possible for our patients and their families, the healthcare […]
We hope everyone is having a great summer. With the summer season comes hotter temperatures, more time spent outside, and an additional urgency to protect ourselves from the sun and its UV rays. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, one in every five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime, making skin cancer […]
