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Halloween Health & Safety: Tips for Families and Clinicians

Halloween Health & Safety: Tips for Families and Clinicians

by Charles Choate | Oct 13, 2025 | Uncategorized

By sharing timely safety reminders and encouraging a proactive approach, providers can play a key role in keeping Halloween both fun and safe. Each October, millions of families across the United States prepare for Halloween with costumes, candy, and community...
Back-to-School Wellness — A Resource for Families and Providers

Back-to-School Wellness — A Resource for Families and Providers

by Charles Choate | Aug 4, 2025 | Uncategorized

From immunizations and mental health screenings to routine adjustments and lifestyle tips, this guide is designed to help ensure students start the school year supported, safe, and ready to learn. As backpacks are dusted off and school calendars fill up, the...
The Summer Injury Spike: Common ER Visits and How to Prevent Them

The Summer Injury Spike: Common ER Visits and How to Prevent Them

by Charles Choate | Jul 7, 2025 | Uncategorized

Whether you’re working in a busy trauma bay or a community urgent care setting, being proactive about injury trends and patient education can help reduce harm—and keep summer a little safer for everyone. As temperatures rise and daylight stretches longer,...
Men’s Health Month – Closing Gaps in Prevention and Early Detection

Men’s Health Month – Closing Gaps in Prevention and Early Detection

by Charles Choate | Jun 2, 2025 | Uncategorized

June marks Men’s Health Month, a dedicated time to spotlight the health challenges men face and to encourage proactive engagement in their well-being. While overall healthcare has made strides in chronic disease management and preventive care, men continue to...
Beyond the Beach – Occupational Skin Cancer Risks in Outdoor Workers

Beyond the Beach – Occupational Skin Cancer Risks in Outdoor Workers

by Charles Choate | May 5, 2025 | Uncategorized

When most people think about skin cancer risk, the image that comes to mind is often one of leisure—sunbathers on the beach, vacationers poolside, or weekend hikers enjoying the outdoors. But in reality, some of the highest-risk individuals for cumulative UV exposure...
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