The end of the year will be here sooner than we expect. For people using Flexible Spending Accounts, here are a few ideas of how to use any available funds before they are gone.

Walking pneumonia is a common respiratory illness similar to a chest cold but can last longer. Our experts share how it is diagnosed, how to treat it, and how it looks different in children vs. adults.

More than 35 percent of women have experienced some form of domestic violence by a partner in their lifetime. Learn the key warning signs of domestic violence to help yourself and others.

When you or someone you know has an unexpected injury or sudden illness, where should you go for care? Learn the key differences between urgent care and the emergency room.

Spending time in the water is great all year long. But sometimes it can lead to water inside the ears causing issues like swimmer’s ear. Our experts share how to recognize and treat the condition, and how to avoid it in the future.

Lyme disease affects an estimated 476,000 people each year in the U.S. Some people may not know to get treated because they don’t know what the symptoms look or feel like. We explain more.

Whether you are working outside or enjoying leisure time, be summer safety smart.

Nobody likes being stung by a bee. For those who are dealing with the aftermath, Lauren Phillips, PA-C, shares the next steps you should take – and when to head to an urgent care.

Gypsy moths are back and causing destruction throughout the Finger Lakes region – defoliating trees, leaving behind a mess and if you come into contact, they may give you an irritating rash.

Snoring and sleep apnea can be frustrating to live with – for both the patient and their loved ones. CPAP machines are a commonly suggested solution – but what about micro CPAP devices?

When you have had a cough for at least a couple weeks and it won’t go away, it can be very frustrating. Atit Patel, MD, explains what to do.

Not everyone will experience the same flu symptoms, says Dr. Firoze, but identifying them early can lead to a more comfortable recovery.

When that pesky cold refuses to go away, there are a lot of remedies and medicines to choose from. We have a list of what works best based on your symptoms.

While you hope to never use it, having an emergency contact in your phone can be very helpful – especially if you are unable to communicate with others in a life-threatening situation.

From the moment the first sip is taken, alcohol has a range of mental and physical effects on the body. We break down exactly what happens in the moment, the next day, and in the long-term.

When deciding on a New Year’s resolution or setting a goal for the new year, it can be a challenge to choose one. We share some suggestions that can help you live a healthier life.

A vaccine approved by the FDA aims to prevent respiratory syncytial virus infections in adults ages 60 and older.

Sometimes you or a family member need to see a provider but you may need another option aside from an in-person appointment. This is when our same-day virtual urgent care services can work for you.

What’s the difference between a family medicine provider and an internal medicine provider? Which is the right provider for you?

The idea of ‘dry drowning’ has become a hot topic in the media in the last few years. But how often does it actually happen – and is there a way to recognize the signs beforehand?

When LGBTQ+ patients are searching for a primary care provider, they may wonder where to go.

A surge in strep throat cases is affecting children and adults alike in the U.S. Christopher Haydanek, DO, shares how the infection spreads, how to treat it, and ways to prevent contracting it.

Norovirus can wreak havoc with a person’s GI system and has the ability to spread quickly. Melanie Conolly, MD, describes how the virus operates and how best to prevent it.

Frostbite and hypothermia are both associated with very cold weather. While the weather conditions that cause them are the same, their effects on the body are different.

A number of illnesses appear to be spreading in pediatric patients. Our experts share what they know about diagnosing and treating them.

Ms. Bansenga has extensive experience in family medicine and providing healthcare to patients throughout their lifespan.

People who test positive for mpox have several treatments available – in the forms of medication and symptom relief.

Sometimes you or a family member need to see a provider but you may need another option aside from an in-person appointment. This is when ExpressCare can work for you.

Mpox, a rare disease caused by a virus, is seeing a slight resurgence - including several hundred cases in New York state.

With more time spent in the summer heat, there are increased risks of overheating. Know the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses and when to seek help.

An important area of medical oversight, antimicrobial stewardship works to help patients, providers, and healthcare systems. Maryrose Laguio-Vila, MD, explains how it works.

From sample to results, there is a depth of knowledge when it comes to diagnosing a respiratory patient. This is where lab professionals shine.

There is a quick and convenient way for Primary Care and OBGYN patients to schedule an appointment.

As we head into the colder months this season, there are steps and behaviors we can take to reduce our risk of getting sick.

Even in the heat and humidity of this summer, colds and respiratory viruses seem to be running rampant. Dr. Lalit Jain, MD, explains why.

You may have seen users on TikTok or Instagram sharing a variety of “beauty hacks” like faux freckles or sunscreen contouring. Dermatologist Gian Vinelli, MD, walks us through the dangers of some of these popular trends.

Heart disease is the most common cause of death in America but it can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes. Follow these five steps to help reduce your risk of heart disease.

Prostate cancer screening allows doctors to detect the disease before patients have any symptoms. Urologist Dr. Jeffery Spencer tells us who should get a prostate exam and why they’re so important.

With warm weather comes the presence of ticks. Learn how to prevent tick bites and what to do if you are bit.

Have you ever wondered what happens after you have a urine or blood sample collected?

Laboratory professionals play an important role in collecting, handling, testing and reporting on samples obtained from patients. Learn about the teams that work in clinical labs and pathology services.

This year's flu season was more unique that any year before because of COVID-19. Here are the final 2020/21 flu season numbers and final flu season numbers for 2019/20.

Erik Olsen, MD, debunks three common misconceptions about colonoscopies and explains the importance of the procedure.

Registered Dietician Will Goodness provides advice on tailoring your diet to benefit your brain.

Pediatrician Ana Stocia, MD discusses ways parents can help calm their fussy newborn and provides long-term solutions to fussiness.

Can certain vitamins help prevent and treat COVID-19? Hannah Smith, RD, CDN, provides insight on the impact of vitamins on the immune system.

Dr. Scott Schabel explains how long-term care facilities provide healthy, active, and safe programs that can help residents maintain their health without sacrificing their independence.

Dr. Carol Rodriguez says these medications are safe when battling cold, flu, and pain symptoms during pregnancy.

Clinical audiologist Lindsay Saltsman, Au. D. explains how the deaf community can improve communication while wearing masks.

Here are some incorrect mask-wearing techniques to stay clear of.

Dr. Cynthia Christy tells us about the new, serious health condition that’s been connected to COVID-19.