Women’s Health: Know Your Risk Factors for Heart Disease
The first Friday of February is National Wear Red Day® — part of the American Heart Association’s signature Go Red for Women® initiative to raise awareness about women’s heart health and to inspire women to make changes to improve their lives. Cardiovascular...Skiing and Snowboarding Safety During COVID-19
Skiing and snowboarding are considered by many health experts to be low-risk activities during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is most true when you’re swooshing down the slopes, but to stay safe the rest of the time, it’s important to wear a mask, maintain social...Testimonials
Kaitlyn Henry
If you have the ability to go early in the morning, I think that’s the only way you’ll avoid a multi-hour wait. Arrived at 6:50AM (doors open at 8AM, by that time there were 60+ people in line) and I was the ~20th person camping out in line. Got in the door at 8:40AM. Waited for a few minutes in the waiting room while they took my information. Test itself was quick (