It’s once again time for Bank of America’s Fall for Greenville festival, presented by Pepsi. This year marks the 41st year the event has taken place in the bustling city of Greenville, SC.
Your Rights When It Comes to Eminent Domain
Did you know that a government entity can acquire your home and the property it sits on for what it deems to be a public purpose? With that said, keep in mind that you also have rights when a city, county, or utility decides to exercise its option of eminent domain. What are your rights as a citizen, an entity, a business, or a tenant?
The Dog Days Aren’t Quite Over For Booze Pops and Other Small Business Owners
Following COVID-19 shutdowns, the S.C. government proposes legislation to potentially kill 150+ jobs across the state by summer 2022. You may know Summerville as the birthplace of sweet tea, but for one small business owner, it’s the birthplace of something even sweeter. And it’s taken the Lowcountry and the state of South Carolina by storm.
Are You Ready to Level Up Your Parenting Game?
Then it may be time for you to explore the Positive Parenting Program – better known as Triple P – and receive practical strategies that can help you raise happy, confident kids and make family life more enjoyable.
Is Hassle-Free Shopping with Children Possible? Yes, with Positive Parenting Principles
Shopping with young children can often feel stressful, but it doesn’t have to be. During a recent Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) workshop, parents and caregivers explored ways to make outings easier.
The Message of Positive Parenting is Spreading Quickly Across Georgetown County
The message of positive parenting is spreading quickly across Georgetown County. As the Positive Parenting Program, better known as Triple P, takes root across the county, its impact is already being felt by families. The evidence-based program provides parents, grandparents, and caregivers with the skills to manage parenting challenges while building healthy family relationships and promoting positive child development.
Using Advance Directives to Plan for Life’s ‘What-ifs’
You’ve probably been told to ‘live your life’ and ‘be in the moment,’ so it’s no surprise that you might not want to think about the what-ifs. What if you are in an accident or become too sick to make decisions about your own healthcare? Will your family know what you want — or don’t want — done to keep you alive?
Signs You May Have A Shoulder Injury
You’ve been playing a little too much pickleball or bowling, holding babies or toddlers too long or carrying heavy groceries into the house. Now you have some aches and pains in your shoulder and it’s hard to sleep at night. A part of your shoulder called your rotator cuff might be to blame and, no, this injury doesn’t just happen to professional athletes.
Pushing Through Arthritis
Your body is a machine that gets put through its paces each and every day and your joints take the brunt of the workload. Thanks to hours of walking, carrying packages and babies, running, playing sports and standing, you might find that your joints — such as your knees, hips or neck – hurt and feel a little stiff. This could be osteoarthritis.
Control Your Weight, Reduce Your Risk
It seems to make sense that if you eat less food, you’ll lose weight. But that’s not necessarily the case, according to Dr. John B. Cleek, an obesity medicine specialist with Roper St. Francis Physician Partners.
Five Things You Can Do For Your Mental Health
Job loss, remote learning, financial strain, stress and fear of you or your family members getting sick are just some of the concerns weighing down everyone during these trying times.
Urgent or Emergency? When Should I Go to the Emergency Room?
Nobody wants to think about a medical emergency happening to them or their loved ones, but the fact is that illnesses and accidents can happen. If they do, your health – or the health of your loved one – shouldn’t wait. Be prepared by knowing now when you should get to the emergency room, what the medical staff can do for you and when the ER may not be the best place for your symptoms.
I Have Pain In My Throat and My Voice Has Changed. Should I See A Doctor?
When someone gets emotional, it’s said that they have a lump in their throat. While that kind of lump is harmless, you may have a reason for concern if you actually see or feel a lump. The symptoms of something more serious are not always obvious. They can mimic other diseases. But if you have a lingering sore throat, a sinus infection that won’t go away, neck pain, voice changes, breathing difficulties, coughing or trouble swallowing, all of these symptoms can be indicators of thyroid cancer.
What I Wish My Patients Knew Before They Started a New Workout Routine
Are you considering working out to drop a couple pounds from staying home? Maybe you’re just looking to get in better shape? No matter what your reason for starting a new exercise routine, don’t take one step without making sure you have the right footwear.
COVID-19: Neighbors Help Neighbors Through Volunteering
It has been said that “every cloud has a silver lining.” Even with all the restrictions, emotional and financial issues that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought, there are “silver linings.” For many, with businesses/offices not open and sheltering in place, life slowed down. Slowing down brought opportunities to complete home “to do” lists, work in the yard, catch up on binge watching, read books, and to spend time with family. Sheltering in place gave us a chance to appreciate all the little and big things, in our busy lives, that we took for granted.
When the Pain Just Won’t Go Away
Are you dealing with a crick in your neck that seems to linger forever? Do you wake up with shoulder discomfort that lasts throughout the day and sometimes disrupts your sleep in the middle of the night? You’re not alone. Millions of Americans suffer from these common issues, but there are ways to ease your pain.
When You’ve Tried Alternatives, It Might Be Time for Joint Replacement Surgery
There are a number of reasons your joints — especially your knees and hips — could be hurting. The pain could be a result of osteoarthritis, an old injury flaring up, too much high-impact activity, or simple wear and tear that occurs over time. If you’ve tried everything to ease your pain, it might be time to consider a joint replacement.
Weighing In On Weight Loss
It seems to make sense that if you eat less food, you’ll lose weight. But that’s not necessarily the case, according to Dr. John B. Cleek, an internal medicine specialist with Roper St. Francis Physician Partners. Dr. Cleek points out that genetics are responsible for 50 to 70 percent of a person’s weight, but other factors contribute to what your bathroom scale tells you each morning. For example, if you don’t get enough sleep, your metabolism decreases and your appetite increases.
Bites, Sting and Ocean Things
One of the best parts of living in the Lowcountry is enjoying the great outdoors — but that can also mean all kinds of nasty bites, stings, and other injuries from insects and ocean dwellers.
Is It Heat Exhaustion or Heat Stroke?
Charleston’s summers are no joke. The high temperatures combined with the high humidity can be potentially dangerous if you don’t pay attention to your body. Whether mowing the grass, playing at the beach or even working in the blistering sun, it’s important to know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Grief after Death…The Price You Pay for Love
Grief is a natural response to loss. It is the emotional response one feels when something or someone we love is taken away. The loss of a loved one is a life-changing event. Coping with the loss of a loved one is one of life’s biggest challenges. Sometimes the pain of that loss can be overwhelming. “Grief is not a disorder, a disease or a sign of weakness. It is an emotional, physical and spiritual necessity, the price you pay for love. The only cure for grief is to grieve,” Earl Grollman.
This Screening Can Truly Help Save Your Life
While everyone knows colonoscopies are not exactly the most pleasant procedure, getting screened for colon cancer is incredibly important — and can potentially save your life. “Many of the symptoms are silent, so many people will not have any major symptoms whatsoever,” says Dr. Jorge Lagares-Garcia of Roper St. Francis Healthcare. “Pain can be a late symptom of very advanced colorectal cancer.”
The Things Your Mother Never Told You About Menopause
Menopause is a natural, normal process, but for some women it can feel quite mysterious — because it’s something so few people discuss.
“I frequently hear, ‘Why doesn’t anyone talk about this?’ All of a sudden women can’t sleep, and they have no idea what’s going on,” says Dr. Elaine Eustis, with Roper St. Francis Physician Partners OB/GYN. “They see two or three doctors before they get to me. It’s surprising to me that more women don’t talk about this.”
“If Only”…Fear of the Unknown
“If only we had called you sooner. You are such wonderful people who have helped our family so much.” During Tidelands Community Hospice thirty plus years of providing hospice care, to over 6,000 patients and families, that is the statement we hear again and again from a patient or family member, usually quietly and with tears.
Kaminski House Museum Marks its 250th Year
Spring on the grounds of the Kaminski House Museum is particularly abuzz with memories in the making.
Not only are visitors touring the house, but the lawn is the site of concerts and festivals and nuptials amidst the varieties of camellias and daffodils.
Why Hotter Weather Increases Your Risk for Kidney Stones
If you’ve ever had kidney stones, you know that they’re painful. Kidney stones are small, hard mineral deposits that can form in the urine.
Vaccines: 3 Important Things to Know
When it comes to maintaining health and protecting yourself and your family against diseases, vaccinations play an essential role.
There is no hope. What next?
Very few are ever truly prepared to hear the words, “we have done all we can do,” there is nothing more we can do,” or “there is no hope for a cure.” Tidelands Community Hospice, your community’s locally based not-for-profit hospice since 1985, has provided hospice care and services to over 6,000 patients and families in Georgetown, Horry, and Williamsburg counties.
Ways Health and Wellness Communities are Embracing CBD
The world is starting to take notice of the benefits of cannabis and CBD oil, from patients who are seeing a reduction in their medical symptoms to businesses that are recognizing the industry’s profitability
Oh, No. Is it the Flu?
This year, the flu is hitting later than usual, so even though winter may be fleeing, the flu is not. For many people, flu symptoms can appear seemingly out of nowhere, so it’s important to understand the symptoms.
Everything You Need to Know About Shingles
If you’ve ever had chicken pox, you could be at risk of developing shingles sometime in your life — so it’s important to understand the signs, symptoms and treatment options.
Understanding Weight Loss Surgery
Everyone knows losing weight—and keeping it off long-term—can be challenging, especially for obese individuals who need to lose significant amounts of weight. For many people, bariatric surgery can be a great option that doesn’t just help you lose weight but helps you maintain lifelong health and a better quality of life.
Pack in Holiday Fun, Not the Extra Pounds
Every year we’re faced with the challenge of the holiday and winter season: the dreaded extra pounds we are liable to pack on with an extra cookie here and an extra holiday drink there. If you are trying not to gain weight through the holidays or just trying to maintain a healthy balance, consider these tips.
CBD Products — What Are They? Who Needs Them? Are They Safe?
Traditionally, if you wanted relief from chronic pain, anxiety or the side effects of cancer treatments, you reached for over-the-counter pain relief medicines such as ibuprofen, or you would have your doctor prescribe an anti-anxiety drug or even something more powerful like hydrocodone, which is highly addictive. Today, however, there is another choice — a natural option for treating these and other physical ailments and it’s called cannabidiol or CBD.
5 Suggestions for Those Grieving a Loss This Holiday Season
The holiday season brings together family and friends. It also brings memories of time gone by and of loved ones who are no longer with us. Regardless of the length of time since a loved one’s passing, those memories often trigger feelings of joy, sadness and grief.
4 Signs You Should See a Doctor for a Breast Cancer Screening
It’s imperative for women to make sure they’re maintaining good breast health. While women can’t control their genetics or a family history of breast cancer, what they CAN control is seeking proper medical treatment and screenings. If you are age 40 or older, you should be seeing a healthcare provider for routine screening mammograms, says Dr. Susanne Bradford, an OB/GYN with Roper St. Francis Physician Partners.
Two Non-Surgical Options to Kickstart Weight Loss
Most people assume eating healthy and exercising will result in dramatic weight loss. And while a balanced diet and physical activity are important elements for a healthy lifestyle, they aren’t always enough to help seriously overweight people achieve weight loss goals.
Let’s Talk About Living While Preparing for the Unexpected
None of us expects to be in a serious car accident, to suffer a heart attack or stroke or to be diagnosed with a life-limiting illness. But every day we hear of automobile accidents; tragic and violent events at schools, churches and workplaces; and illnesses being diagnosed. All unexpected; all changing lives in a second; […]
Is It Heat Exhaustion or Heat Stroke?
Sponsored by: Roper St. Francis Healthcare Charleston’s summers are no joke. The high temperatures combined with the high humidity can be potentially dangerous if you don’t pay attention to your body. Whether mowing the grass, playing at the beach or even working in the blistering sun, it’s important to know the signs of heat exhaustion […]
6 Things to Consider When Shopping for LASIK Surgery
One of the first considerations consumers have about LASIK or laser vision correction surgery is the cost. The average cost of LASIK surgery performed in the United States is $2,088 per eye, according to All About Vision. The actual price you pay depends on many factors, including the experience and reputation of your surgeon and the type of technology used for your procedure.
5 Styles of Hurricane Storm Protection, 3 Ways to Save Money on Your Investment
With hurricane season upon us, you must ask yourself whether your house – and your family – is protected.
The point of entry for much of the storm-related damage we see in coastal South Carolina is the windows and doors. But there are simple and relatively inexpensive protections you can invest in, and the state will help you do it.
More Than 115 Million Americans are Now Using Credit Unions. Should You Join Them?
If you don’t know the difference between a bank and a credit union, you’re in good company. Many Americans do business with banks unaware that they could be repeating the benefits of credit union membership.
Tidelands Community Hospice Care: Myth or Fact
Tidelands Community Hospice, your community’s non-profit hospice, has been providing care in Georgetown, Horry and Williamsburg Counties for more than 30 years. Yet, on a daily basis, we are asked questions about hospice. We understand it can be difficult to determine myth from fact about something that one has never experienced and cannot see or touch.
5 Ways LASIK Surgery Can Change Your Life
The prospect of better eyesight from LASIK can be quite alluring. There are a million reasons to consider a vision correction procedure, from lifestyle to career enhancement to simply having freedom from glasses and contacts.
Understanding the Differences Between Hospice and Palliative Care
When it comes to helping people understand the role of a palliative care doctor, Dr. Beth Wolf describes it as simply as she can: the palliative care team provides an extra layer of support while a patient is going through a significant illness.
Why You Should Plan a Day Trip Your Children Will Never Forget
School is out, the weather is magnificent, and daylight is abundant. Is there a better time of the year than summer for kids? Is there a better place to enjoy family-friendly fun than at Brookgreen Gardens?
7 Key Questions About Laser Vision Correction Surgery
These days, countless people have their eyes on laser vision correction surgery, with around 700,000 procedures performed each year. Since its approval by the FDA in 1999, millions have had the surgery, many with great success, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
Brookgreen Summer Lights Festival Brings Historic Chinese Craft to the Lowcountry
Visitors to Brookgreen Gardens this summer will be treated to a display of larger than life illuminated silk sculptures. The flora and fauna of the Lowcountry will be displayed through hundreds of “lanterns” in 17 separate scenes in the tradition of extravagant Chinese Lantern Festivals.
Before the Bump: New ‘Maybe Baby’ Class Prepares Would-Be Parents
Parents to-be do a lot of planning for their new baby. They pick out the safest crib and car seat, decorate the nursery and take classes on breastfeeding and infant CPR. But many parents wish they’d done a little more pre-conception planning because there are plenty of questions that need answered before the baby bump.
Tidelands Community Hospice Care … Sooner Than Later
At Tidelands Community Hospice, one of the most common statements we hear is, “We wish we had chosen your services earlier.” Some wait to choose hospice care because they do not understand the care and services provided. Others will say opting for hospice care is “giving up hope,” “the last resort,” or “it’s the end.”
How to Hire the Right Contractor for Your Lowcountry, Pawleys Island, Litchfield or Georgetown County Home
Hiring the wrong contractor to handle your exterior remodeling – whether sunroom, screen room, patio addition, pool enclosure, hurricane protection or awnings – can lead to a miserable experience and cost thousands of dollars to fix. That’s why it’s so important to choose a contractor who’s trustworthy, delivers on their promises and does quality work on time.
Expand Your Knowledge of Lowcountry History and Nature
There are few places richer in culture and charm than the South Carolina Lowcountry. From gardens and wildlife to historic landmarks and sculptures, this region along the state’s coast is as educational as it is inspiring. To make the most out of a trip to the Lowcountry, Brookgreen Gardens is a must.
Tidelands Community Hospice is About More Than Hospice
Tidelands Community Hospice, your community’s not-for-profit hospice, is about much more than providing quality compassionate hospice care to patients and their families wherever they live, be it their home, a nursing home or an assisted living facility.
6 Smart Reasons to Choose Group Travel for Your Next Trip
World travel is mind-expanding and inspiring. It can also be a logistical nightmare when it takes you from one country to another with multiple stops along the way. How many times have you made your own plans only to discover that other travelers had better experiences with fewer hassles and got better deals?
9 Reasons Your Neighborhood Needs a Travel Club
Sponsored By:
Cruise Planners
Next time you’re at the community pool or just strolling around the community, look around at your neighbors. Do you think any of them might like to travel as much as you do? Suppose you could gather a group of neighbors to travel together, save significant amounts of money, and enjoy a host of benefits. […]
7 Reasons Why You Don’t Want to Miss the Cruise & Travel Expo This Year
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Cruise Planners
You’ve worked hard your whole life and now you would like to travel in style to destinations around the world. You might like a cruise, or an all-in-one resort, or some other travel adventure. Maybe you’re not sure exactly what would excite you, or you’re not sure how and where to start. Have we got […]
Why Is Everyone Moving To South Carolina?
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Intracoastal Land Sales/Waterbridge
According to a Census Bureau report, the three most rapidly growing metropolitan areas on the East Coast in 2016 were all in South Carolina — for the third year in a row. If you’re wondering what’s so great about the Palmetto State, there are too many reasons to list here, but we’ll give you a […]
5 Warm Up Tips to Boost Your Golf Game
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Wachesaw Plantation East Golf
Just like any other sport, golfers need to warm up before they hit the course. It may be tempting to grab your clubs and go, but taking a few minutes to work out the kinks can really help your golf game. 1. Stretch it out. Use your golf club and work through a series of […]
What To Look For In A World-Class Gated Community
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Intracoastal Land Sales/Waterbridge
It’s no secret that purchasing a home is a big decision. It will be where you potentially raise a family, retire or just seek solace on vacation. Whatever your reason for thinking about a new house, consider this: buying into a gated community. Luxurious amenities like tennis courts and pools make these spaces feel more […]
Law Firm Building Local Relationships for 33 Years
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Law Offices of N. David DuRant
When you hire a lawyer, you want someone who knows the law, the people in the community and the community itself. The Law Offices of N. David DuRant & Associates have grown with the area over the 33 years they have been helping clients with a wide range of legal services. We asked Woody DuRant, […]
6 Great Reasons to Move to Myrtle Beach
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Intracoastal Land Sales/Waterbridge
Residents of the Grand Strand know just how special this area is. Temperate weather year-round, friendly faces wherever you go, and a lower cost of living is driving thousands south every year. But with so many places to choose from, how do you pick the optimal spot to settle down? Well, throw on some sandals […]
May is Better Hearing and Speech Month
Sponsored By:
Coastal Hearing Center
Nowadays, everything seems to have a national holiday. Whether its national ice cream day or national periodic table day, even the most mundane objects have their moment in the spotlight.So why don’t we focus just as much on our own health? For years, Coastal Hearing has celebrated May as “Better Hearing and Speech Month” to […]
4 Reasons Why Golf is a Great Family Activity
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Wachesaw Plantation East Golf
Between jobs and homework, after-school activities and volunteer commitments, it can be tough to carve out quality family time. The trick is finding something everyone enjoys, so everyone can be together and engaged in a fun activity.Golf is the perfect choice for some outdoor family fun. Here are great 4 reasons to consider the sport […]
4 Amazing Health Benefits of Playing Golf
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Wachesaw Plantation East Golf
At first pass, the game of golf may seem like the least demanding of any sport. But don’t be fooled. Golfers get a true boost physically, mentally and emotionally after a few rounds on the course. Maybe that’s why nearly 25 million people picked up their golf clubs in 2014, according to the National Golf […]
We All Know Someone Who Isn’t Happy With Their Hearing Aid – Here’s Why
Sponsored By:
Coastal Hearing Center
Hearing aid technology has improved significantly over the past few years, helping millions of people with hearing loss live better lives. According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) approximately 28.8 million U.S. adults could benefit from using hearing aids.
6 Things to Look for in a Great Golf Course
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Wachesaw Plantation East Golf
A few hours on the golf course can be a relaxing and enjoyable way to spend a day – but only if the golf course is great. If you’re traveling or trying out a new course, here’s what you should look for in a great golf course in South Carolina.
Don’t Suffer in Silence: 6 Signs of Hearing Loss
Sponsored By:
Coastal Hearing Center
The ability to process the world through sound is something that many of us take for granted – if we even think about it at all. But if you imagine a life without music, a loved one’s voice or the chirping of birds, you’ll realize just how important those ears can be.
What You Need to Know About Modern Hearing Aids
Sponsored By:
Coastal Hearing Center
Hearings aids get a bad reputation for being bulky, unsightly and difficult to use. Thanks to new technology, many of these problems have been solved in modern hearing aids.
How Do I know I have an Allergy?
Sponsored By:
Charleston ENT
The most common signs of allergies are itchy and watery eyes or an itchy nose, sneezing, nasal congestion, throat tightness and trouble breathing. Repeated sinus infections and ear infection can also be related to allergic disease.
Tidelands Community Hospice supports new Palliative Care program in your Community
Sponsored By:
Tidelands Community Hospice
When you or your loved one is seriously ill, you may feel as if your life has been turned upside down. It may become harder to enjoy day to day life as you increasingly feel more alone and helpless. Who can you turn to? That is where Palliative Care can help.
Every moment of life matters
Sponsored By:
Tidelands Community Hospice
For over 30 years, we at Tidelands Community Hospice have believed that every single moment in life matters. We work closely with an organization called the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.
How Can I Improve Facial Wrinkles Without Surgery?
Sponsored By:
Charleston ENT
Aging of the face is a natural occurrence, which can be exacerbated due to genetics, sun exposure and tobacco use. As we age, the skin and soft tissues of the face lose volume and loosen causing wrinkles, redundant skin, jowl formation, sagging skin under the chin, and vertical folds along the front of the neck. Forehead lines and crows feet around the eyes may also appear and deepen over time.
Could your chronic sinusitis be caused by something else?
Sponsored By:
Charleston ENT
The shape of your nasal cavity could be the cause of chronic sinusitis. The nasal septum is a wall that divides your nasal cavity into two halves. Covered on each side by mucous membrane, the front portion of this partition is a firm but bendable structure made mostly of cartilage.
If I’m forgetting things, does that mean I have Alzheimer’s or dementia?
Sponsored By:
Morningside of Georgetown
If I’m forgetting things, does that mean I have Alzheimer’s or dementia?
We asked Anita Williams, Executive Director at Morningside of Georgetown, a Five Star Senior Living community, to answer this commonly asked question…
I feel like I have a head cold that just won’t go away. What should I do?
Sponsored By:
Charleston ENT
If you have “head cold” symptoms that persist for more than 10 days or if your symptoms get worse after a period of starting to get better, you may have sinusitis…
You have a CHOICE… make sure to do your HOMEWORK!
Sponsored By:
Tidelands Community Hospice
No one wants to talk about Hospice. People have no problem communicating their wishes for a funeral or the division of assets and other big decisions that come with preparing for the end of life, but no one wants to talk about Hospice.
I am interested in hiring a caregiver to help my parents, but I don’t know the difference in private care, a referral agency and a full service company?
Sponsored By:
Home Care Assistance
One of most difficult decisions adult children make when caring for aging parents is where to turn for in-home care. Essentially, there are three choices: private hire, Domestic Referral Agencies and full service companies.
Who is Physicians Weight Loss Centers?
Sponsored By:
Physicians Weight Loss Centers
WHO: The owner of this center, Sandy Copeland, is also a client of the business. Copeland has been in business in Horry County for 30 years…
What can a chiropractor do for my low back pain?
Sponsored By:
Advanced Chiropractic Center
All lower back pain is not the same. Lower back pain can range from dull aches in the lower back to acute pain that makes body movement extremely difficult…
Hospice Volunteers…Helping People Live
Sponsored By:
Tidelands Community Hospice
Hospice volunteers provide companionship to people living with a serious illness and help their family caregivers in a variety of ways. Hospices also rely on volunteers to help with office work, fund raising, community outreach and other operational areas, but simply being there for someone is the greatest gift of all.
Why do I need a primary care physician?
Sponsored By:
Tidelands Health Primary Care
Most of us, if we were fortunate enough, grew up having a family doctor. Some of us may have gone to the doctor more than we wanted to — to get stitched up if we had a cut, to get our throats swabbed when we had a pesky sore throat and to get our shots when it was time to head back to school.
Is it time for a new joint?
Sponsored By:
Tidelands Health Orthopaedics
Millions of us struggle with pain and loss of motion because of joint damage caused by arthritis. If other treatments don’t offer relief, you may wonder about turning in your worn-out joints for new ones.
What you need to know for insurance open enrollment
Sponsored By:
Palmetto Project
It’s time to review your health insurance. Open enrollment for the health insurance marketplace begins Nov. 1, so it’s the perfect time to update any information and review your policy to ensure it’s still the best fit for your health care needs and budget.
True or False? Dispelling the Top 5 Myths of the Affordable Care Act
Sponsored By:
Palmetto Project
Health insurance has been at the forefront of many debates, discussions and decisions since the Affordable Care Act was signed into law in 2010…