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Chronic kidney disease, also known as CKD, is a common kidney disease leading to worsening kidney function. CKD can also progressively worsen silently which is why it is important to keep regular healthcare appointments and bloodwork done at MFC to monitor

A urinary tract infection, often referred to as a UTI, is an infection of the urinary tract. Symptoms can include burning, itching sensation and pain. Antibiotics can provide quick relief so it is important to have this addressed soon by your healthcare pr

High blood pressure can put people at risk for kidney disease, stroke and heart attacks. Hypertension can have no symptoms at all, so it is important to keep regular doctor visits. Montgomery Family Care providers are well trained to control hypertension,

Urgent Care serves a different purpose than the Emergency Room. Urgent Care centers can treat many non-life threatening emergencies. Choosing an Urgent Care over the ER for less serious emergencies can lessen waiting times and be more cost-effective.

When ADHD is mentioned the image of a hyper child who lacks restraint or concentration, comes to mind. Symptoms can be population specific. ADHD is an abbreviation for Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder and it affects millions of people in the USA.

Do you or someone you love struggle with drug addiction? So many times someone will offer a “quick fix”, which can lead to substance abuse. Let’s talk about it for just a few minutes, as well as treatment that can be found at Casa San Pio.

What is diabetes? How do you prevent and treat? Stanton Family Clinic can help you answer these .Our providers are well versed in managing this chronic condition. Stay well informed and familiarize yourself with the condition. Keep reading to find out more

Mental Health is a basic human right, and is not a moral issue but is instead a public health issue. improved mental health impacts the individual, their family and their community. Community family clinics want to make mental health care more accessible.

Addiction is a complex disease that affects your brain and behavior. The earlier you get treatment for drug addiction, the more likely you are to avoid some of the consequences of the disease.