Keeping Your Baby Safe and Healthy During the Holidays
By Laurel Schnorr, MD Department of Pediatrics If you recently welcomed a new baby, you may be concerned about how to keep your child free from illness during holiday …
By Laurel Schnorr, MD Department of Pediatrics If you recently welcomed a new baby, you may be concerned about how to keep your child free from illness during holiday …
By Neely Hines, MD Associate Chief of Breast Imaging October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an ideal time to learn more about breast cancer screening. As of September 10, …
We spoke with Dr. Mary Flynn, a Family Practice physician who works at Reliant’s Neponset St. office about ways children and their families can prepare for a new sports …
By Dr. Iryna Chastain Division of Hospital Medicine Sepsis occurs when your body has an extreme response to an infection. The immune cells in your body that normally work …
By Dr. Dan Slater Chair, Pediatrics & Associate Chair, Primary Care August is National Immunization Awareness Month, an annual observance to remind people of all ages about the importance …
By Neha Esmaeili, MD Department of Pediatrics With school back in session, lunch is a frequent topic of discussion in many households. If you take care of a child, …
By Kia McCarthy, NP Department of Pediatrics For many of us, warm summer days often mean a refreshing dip in a pool. Before you jump in with both feet, …
By Mila Caraballo, DNP Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Certified Lactation Counselor It’s a classic image that many of us are familiar with – a parent spoon-feeding some baby food to …
Did you know that about 50% of men over age 40 have experienced some type of erectile dysfunction? Even more alarming is that less than half of men will …
Thomas Rosenfeld, MD Chief, Division of Dermatology Melanoma, one of the most dangerous skin cancers, is a very common disease. In fact, from 2009 to 2019, rates of new …
By: Carolyn Benson, NP Division of Neurology Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s disease can be very challenging. Helping with everyday tasks and personal care, as well as assisting with …
By Sam Nordberg, PhD Chief of Behavioral Health May is Mental Health Month, an ideal time to learn how Reliant’s Behavioral Health department is helping patients deal with their …
By Dr. Robert Greene Division of Podiatry Ouch! If you’ve ever had a bunion, you know they can be quite painful. Bunions form when the bone or tissue at …
By Kia McCarthy, NP Department of Pediatrics Vitamin K is essential to help a newborn baby’s blood clot normally. This is why it is given as a shot within …
Reliant’s Travel Clinic can help you prepare for your trip, no matter where in the world you may be going. Learn about all the services offered in our video …
By Kenneth Kronlund, MD, FACP Associate Medical Director, Quality and Risk Management Most people occasionally take pain relievers whether for a headache, back pain, arthritis or other problems. However, …
By Dr. David Gilchrist Department of Family Practice, Reliant Medical Group If you are age 45 or older, it’s time to schedule your colon cancer screening. This type of …
Congratulations to Reliant’s Pediatrics team in Shrewsbury for being recognized by Massachusetts Health Quality Partners (MHQP) as one of the top practices in Massachusetts for patient experience in primary …
By Felipe Fernandez del Castillo, MD Division of Nephrology February is American Heart Month, a perfect time to learn more about blood pressure and your health. Regular blood pressure …
By Linda Dylewicz, PT Director of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine It can happen to almost anyone. You work hard at the gym, do some jogging, put some time in …
This is frighteningly true for some people, especially those living with heart disease or other cardiovascular issues. Living in New England, we are all too familiar with shoveling out …
It’s cold season once again and many parents are looking for ways to help a child get through the misery of a cold. The American Academy of Pediatrics does …
COVID-19 and other dangerous respiratory viruses are active and spreading in our community right now. If you are age 65 or older, you have a higher risk of being …
By Maegan Pollard, MD Department of Family Practice Few things are more frustrating than getting sick over the holidays, especially when traveling away from home to visit with family …
By Yasir Saleem, DO Department of Family Practice We all have a lot on our minds these days, but no matter how busy you are it’s still important to …