Only one in five adults comes in for an annual wellness visit each year. Yet regular physical exams are critical in preventing illness and identifying disease before it becomes a...

Kicking off the new year with resolutions is a long-held tradition, but many people think of it as something that leads to frustration and failure.

No matter how or where you celebrate it, the holiday season often brings a lot of tension and other negative effects to one’s health.

With the busiest time of year upon us, do you really have to find time to fit in an annual physical for your child? The answer is yes!

More than one in 10 U.S. parents are also caring for an adult parent or relative, according to data from the Pew Research Center.

Not many people are happy about growing older. But while you may not look forward to aging, positive lifestyle choices and maintaining healthy habits make the process much easier.

The COVID-19 pandemic has kept our children away from the things they love for a long time, including camp, school, and sports.

Everyone should get an annual physical, even if you’re healthy. Summit Health Family Medicine physician Gabrielle Samuels, DO, says “Think of these appointments as ‘tune ups’ for your body.