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Dementia & Memory Loss: Why Early Screening Matters

Understanding the importance of regular visits can be the difference between early intervention and late discovery of a life-threatening condition.

At Sisselman Medical Group, we want your season to be full of warmth, laughter, and good health.

Whether you’re managing a chronic condition, needing physicals for sports or work, or looking for remote monitoring from home, our team is ready to support you.

High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a common health concern. While the diagnosis might feel a bit intimidating, the good news is that it’s highly manageable.

Understanding your allergy triggers through professional evaluation allows you to make informed choices about your treatment.

Before jumping into an intense workout routine, consulting a doctor lays the groundwork for a healthier, more sustainable exercise experience.

If you find yourself sneezing, sniffling, or feeling run-down, the season might not feel so sunny. You may start to wonder if you're dealing with summer allergies, a summer cold, or even COVID-19.

When temperatures rise, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of summer activities like beach trips, outdoor workouts, or simply enjoying the sunshine. But while the warm weather brings fun and freedom, it also brings real health risks if you’re not careful.

Spring is the season of renewal, making it the perfect time to prioritize your health. As the days grow longer and the temperatures rise, it's a great opportunity to assess your well-being and make sure you're on track for a healthy year ahead. Scheduling regular health screenings is one of the best ways to detect potential issues early and take preventive steps to maintain overall wellness.

Spring is finally here, bringing warmer temperatures, longer days, and blooming flowers. But for many, it also means the return of dreaded allergy symptoms. Sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion, and fatigue become daily struggles as the air fills with allergens.

Preventive care is not just a medical recommendation—it is a proactive approach to maintaining your health and avoiding serious illnesses. Many people underestimate the value of regular check-ups, often postponing medical visits until symptoms appear. However, these routine appointments are integral in identifying potential health issues early and providing a healthier future.

Pneumonia is more than just a bad cold. It’s a serious infection that affects the lungs and can lead to severe health complications, especially for certain groups of people. Luckily, one of the easiest—and best—ways to protect yourself is simply by getting vaccinated.

Winter can be a beautiful season with snow-covered landscapes and holiday festivities. However, it also brings challenges that can impact health and safety. Among these are the dangers of frostbite and the often-overlooked heart risks associated with snow shoveling. Being informed and prepared is important to stay safe during the colder months.

The holiday season is a great time to reconnect with loved ones, travel to festive destinations, and unwind after months of hard work. But amidst the excitement, there's something that often gets overlooked—our health.

Metabolic syndrome isn't a single condition but rather a cluster of conditions that occur together, increasing your risk of heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes.

As the end of the year approaches, many of us find ourselves caught up in the whirlwind of holiday preparations, family gatherings, and last-minute shopping. Amidst the hustle and bustle, it's easy to let important health check-ups slip through the cracks.

Do you ever lie awake at night, counting sheep and wishing you could drift off to sleep? Lots of people around the world struggle with sleep troubles. Not getting enough sleep can have many harmful effects, including fatigue, decreased productivity, and a negative impact on overall health.

With the increasing fragmentation of medical care, yearly visits to specialists have significantly increased. For example, if you experience unusual heart palpitations, you may be tempted to book an appointment with a cardiologist right away. Or if you have a torn ankle, you may want to visit a podiatrist. Yet, is it worth skipping an appointment with your primary care physician?

Summer conjures up images of carefree days spent outdoors, but the heat becomes a foe for those battling excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis). Constant underarm sweat, sweaty palms, or facial dripping can turn summer fun into a social nightmare.

Summer is a time to enjoy the outdoors, sunshine, and fun. However, along with the joys of longer days and warmer weather, this season also brings many skin-related challenges. From pesky bug bites to painful sunburns, our skin faces a range of potential ailments during the summer months.

In healthcare, the importance of primary care cannot be overstated. Often serving as the first point of contact for individuals seeking medical assistance, primary care doctors play a crucial role in promoting and maintaining overall health and well-being.

As the seasons change and flowers bloom, many individuals struggle with unpleasant symptoms like sneezing, itching, or digestive discomfort. Spring doesn't have to be a season of sniffles and discomfort! Understanding the difference between allergies and intolerances allows you to identify the culprit behind your symptoms and take steps to feel your best. To help with managing your symptoms, reach out to our providers at Sisselman Medical Group.

Primary care providers have emerged as essential players in addressing physical ailments and mental health concerns. From collaborative care models to lifestyle interventions, we explore how these healthcare professionals are at the forefront of fostering holistic well-being for their patients, and how Sisselman Medical Group can help.

As we are navigating the peak of the flu season in the United States, it is important for all of us to know how best to protect ourselves and our loved ones from flu, COVID, and RSV. Sisselman Medical Group is here to help you during this season.

Winter is in full swing, which means it is time to take safety measures to take care of yourself. Winter presents a new variety of challenges including staying warm outdoors, using safety precautions while shoveling snow and deicing, plus everyday protection from cold and flu. This month, At Sisselman Medical Group, we’re focusing on helping you stay safe while facing New York’s coldest months.

Your family doctor is like a healthcare best friend. They're there for the long haul, from childhood through your golden years.

Your provider at Sisselman Medical Group possesses a comprehensive understanding of your medical history, medications, and overall health conditions, making us well-equipped to address your concerns effectively.

Every year, the flu season affects many people—sometimes even leading to fatalities. Spanning from October until May, it continues to be a source of concern due to its potential severity.

Vaccination helps prevent the spread of infectious diseases, and the flu shot is no exception. However, despite the overwhelming evidence supporting its effectiveness, misconceptions and myths still surround it.

Regular comprehensive physical examinations are the cornerstone of preventive healthcare. With the help of this diagnostic, medical practitioners may spot possible health threats and early illness symptoms and create specialized preventative plans for young children and the elderly. Read further to discover why comprehensive physical examinations are essential in preventative healthcare and how they may help you achieve long-term health and wellness

As summer winds down and kids prepare to head back to school, parents need to make sure their kids are not only well-prepared academically but also in optimal health. It's time to prioritize back-to-school, sport, and camp physicals, which are paramount in safeguarding the well-being and safety of children and youngsters as they step back into the classroom or have fun in camp activities.