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Yearly Archives: 2023

Two hockey players in skates, a hockey stick and a puck are seen on the ice. — 5 Unique Hockey Traditions The National Hockey League (NHL) is deep into its postseason, and viewers are bound to witness many of the league’s unique hockey traditions. You may have never watched a hockey game before, or perhaps you are a seasoned fan. Regardless, sit back and prepare to learn […]

5 Unique Hockey Traditions

May 16, 2023 in Health tagged American History / exercise / sports by Joey Hinojosa

Strawberries are a great addition to any spring garden. — As winter retreats and spring awakens, there’s no better time to start a spring garden and immerse yourself in nature’s rejuvenation. Gardening brightens your surroundings and additionally brings mental, physical, environmental, and economic benefits. As the days grow longer and the sun peeks out from behind the clouds, it’s time to welcome […]

Spring Garden Tips

May 9, 2023 in Health tagged healthy body / nature / nutrition / Wellness by Jose Lerma

Antioxidant-powered blueberries are seen. — Benefits of Blueberries Blueberries, the small and tasty fruit, are a healthy snack choice to brighten your day. The blue fruit grows throughout the USA with farms in 38 states, but 98 percent of its production occurs in Washington, Oregon, California, Michigan, Minnesota, Texas, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and New Jersey. […]

Blueberries’ Benefits

April 25, 2023 in Health tagged Disease Prevention / healthy eating / nutrition / Wellness by Joey Hinojosa

Subconscious Scares We’ve all had those dreams where our curtain of awareness goes up on a particularly stressful scenario— we can’t run up the stairs fast enough to escape what’s lurking in the dark, we’re left without shelter facing an incoming tornado or tidal wave, we materialize in our high […]

What’s in a Grin? – A Petition for Oral Health

April 18, 2023 in Health tagged dental health / Disease Prevention / economics / preventative care / public health by Cristin Dickey

The new legislation regarding price transparency in costs will bring clarity to many people. — Price transparency has been a long-standing issue in the healthcare industry. The lack of transparency in pricing makes it difficult for consumers to compare services and limits to their competition. According to a recent study, 50% of Americans are concerned about their ability to afford healthcare, and many people struggle to […]

Price Transparency and Healthcare

April 11, 2023 in Health / News tagged CMS / economics / hospitals / insurance and finances / public health by Jose Lerma

Water Filtration and Its Evolution Water and its filtration have been one of society’s many fundamental concerns. Therefore, it is not by chance that advances in water purification and distribution are associated with advances in public health. Water filtration is a process that has been used for centuries to purify […]

Water Filtration and Its Evolution

April 4, 2023 in Health / life tagged American History / nature / nutrition / public health / Wellness by Jessimar Lopez

Know Your Heart Health! We all want to have healthy hearts, but it can be a little difficult to know if we are on the right track. The good news is that there are a few markers we can track to ensure that we stay motivated on the continuous journey […]

3 Markers to Track Heart Health

March 28, 2023 in Health tagged health risks / heart disease / heart health / preventative care / stroke by Kayla Gonzalez

A father spends time with his children outside. — Why are enrollees losing Medicaid coverage? In 2020, Congress established the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) to allow a continuous enrollment provision helping people with medical coverage during the pandemic. For three years, the federal government instructed states to maintain enrollment of nearly all Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance […]

Are You Losing Medicaid Coverage?

March 24, 2023 in Health tagged CHIP / covid-19 / insurance and government / insurance industry changes / medicaid / SEP by Joey Hinojosa

A second opinion is a viable option that can confirm a diagnosis. — Seeking medical care and following a treatment plan is essential to maintaining good health, but sometimes we may feel unsure or uncomfortable with a diagnosis or treatment plan. In such cases, seeking a second medical opinion can provide valuable information and insight. These situations may require more specialized care or […]

Should You Get a Second Opinion?

March 21, 2023 in Health / News tagged disease treatment / healthcare providers / provider tips by Jose Lerma

A cardinal college mascot celebrates on the basketball court. — 5 of the Strangest College Mascots It is March, and sports fanatics look to enjoy college basketball’s 68-team men’s and women’s tournaments. If you have ever watched a game or two, you might have seen a mascot interacting with the crowd or encouraging them to make noise. While watching a […]

5 Strange College Mascots

March 14, 2023 in Health tagged sports by Joey Hinojosa