Patient Education

As the winter draws to an end and spring emerges, along with the warmer temperatures comes with it the increase in pollen and mold.  This time of year can be a challenging, and miserable time of year for those suffering with seasonal allergies. The CDC estimates that...

Among one of the most serious complications of a medical supply shortage is shortage of insulin for insulin dependent diabetics. The threat is getting very real, given current events. October 2021 Michigan pharmacy runs out of insulin As recent as December 2021...

Part 5 of 5 9 months later…. You are sitting at your desk, sipping your second cup of coffee. “Feels good to be back’” you think to yourself. It’s a slow day at work. Slower than usual. Since the bioterror event your hours have been cut. You have been back to work for...

Part 4 of 5 As the week wore on you see on the tv that people are panicking. Looting stores, setting cars on fire, and general hysteria has set in. “Why do people do these things?” you think to yourself. The refrigerator is almost empty. The stay-at-home orders are...

Part 3 of 5 “Why are you back home?” your wife asks, after hanging up the phone from her conversation with the pediatrician. “Did you forget something?” You briefly relay what transpired. The sign on the office door that read “closed”, the strange radio announcements...

Part 2 of 5 Your days at the cabin blissfully melt together, the mornings filled with a steamy hot mug of coffee, fresh eggs from the local farm cooked on the woodstove and anticipation of what the day’s activities will bring. The air is crisp and clean. There is a...