Entries by Morgan Feeley

Allergies or Something Else?

April showers don’t just bring spring showers but also spring allergies. Allergies are caused by our immune system overreacting to an increased output of pollen from trees, grass, and weeds being released into the air. When people inhale this pollen, it can trigger allergies. While allergies are very common, severe allergies can make it hard to determine whether it is seasonal allergies or something more serious.  Typically, a key indicator that […]

Screen Time & Sleep: What It Means for Your Health

With daylight saving around the corner, let’s talk about sleep. We have so many demands during the course of the day—jobs, family, errands—not to mention finding some time to relax. For the most part, we find that we have more time to relax right before bed. While this may sound like a great time to […]

A GUIDE TO ENJOYING SUMMER ‘SAFELY’

As we begin to slowly open and some restrictions start to lift, it is hard to know what ‘safe’ vs ‘unsafe’ encounters look like. While prevalence continues to play an important role in our local communities, it’s hard to quantify what that translates to as most want to do the small things like hug family and friends, get our haircut, have a pool party, visit the nail salon, or gather at local bars and restaurants.  We know the urge to […]

R-Health Selected as Key Contributor to National Report on Achieving Value through Advanced Primary Care

Local direct primary care provider only regional healthcare company to participate in comprehensive assessment of key strategies to improve patient health outcomes and increase employer value ELKINS PARK, PA – April 28, 2020 –  R-Health, a leader in innovative advanced primary care solutions, participated in a national study revealing key attributes and strategies for employers […]

ADDRESSING MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT COVID-19

Q: Can people of any race or ethnicity get sick from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)? Yes. COVID-19 cases have now been recorded in over 170 countries1,2. Q: Are older adults and those with underlying medical conditions or a suppressed immune system the only ones at risk of contracting COVID-19? No. Older adults and individuals who […]

HOW TO WORK FROM HOME, THE RIGHT WAY

The idea of working from home in our pajamas always seemed like it would be a great idea. The ability to make home cooked meals and plan crafts throughout the day for our kids was a scene out of an Instagram post. Now that we are here, it is not so picture perfect. The reality […]

SOCIAL DISTANCE, SELF-QUARANTINE, OR SELF-ISOLATE: WHATS THE DIFFERENCE?

During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a lot of new vocabulary being tossed around. Especially the terms social distancing, self-quarantine and self-isolate. We know these words help limit the spread of the virus but what’s the difference between them? Social distancing refers to creating physical distance between people—6 ft apart—rather than preventing feeling close […]

YOUR FAMILY & COVID-19

Do you find yourself struggling to balance work, child care and self-care while keeping fears and worries—both yours and your children’s— under control? We’re here to help. Here’s a short guide to help you keep it all together. Keep routines in place but remain flexible. Structure the day for learning, free time, healthy meals and […]