Summer is fast approaching, and many of us are digging out our sandals and sun hat. As the temperatures gradually rise in these final Spring days, the sun is hard at work. Even on cooler, overcast days, it’s important to stay vigilant in protecting yourself and your family from sun…
Even with your fan blasting on full speed and your windows hanging wide open, some nights, there’s simply no way to escape the heat. According to the National Sleep Foundation, it’s more difficult to sleep in the heat. If you do fall asleep, it’s less common…
Chances are, you’re no stranger to mosquitoes; those pesky flying insects that you frantically swat away before they leave an itchy (and sometimes painful) reminder that they were there. The hard truth is, mosquitoes can be more than just annoying; they can spread viruses that are very dangerous to humans.
The school year is almost upon us and many of you are preparing your athlete for the fall sports season. Along with investing in good gear and uniforms, attending parent’s meetings, and planning team snacks, make sure to schedule your sports physicals. While most athletic departments require sports physicals for…
Our Mission At Everett Family Medicine, we offer a number of services to care for individuals of all ages for the whole family. We believe that there is more to health than just what happens in a doctor’s office; and that what’s most important is adopting healthy habits and imparting…
Your annual physical is an easy appointment to postpone or dismiss, especially if you’re feeling healthy. But annual physicals are an important part of your wellness routine that should be prioritized, especially as you get older. Here are our 5 reasons why you shouldn’t skip your next physical. Overall Health…
Getting to know your child as they develop can be one of the most rewarding parts of being a parent. Learning how your child views the world, teaching them new skills, and guiding them as they process new feelings and big changes is all part of being a parent. But…
The flu is a common, contagious virus that has a large range of symptoms, from light sniffles to fever and vomiting. For most, getting the flu means taking time off of work, an interrupted social life, discomfort, and a period of rest and recovery. For some, the flu virus can…
Even if you’ve never had allergies before, you can develop new ones as you age. Your body and your environment constantly change, making it common for people to develop food and/or airborne allergies later in life. If you suspect you are having allergic reactions, don’t waste years trying to self-diagnose.
You’ve checked off everything on your back-to-school list, you’ve met your kid’s teachers, and you’ve coordinated your vacation days to match up with their school breaks. You’re on a roll! But before you drop them off on their first day of school, it’s important to take proactive steps to help…
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