Yhordan Serpentini

By Yhordan Serpentini | March 29, 2023 if you have had headaches, unexplained fevers, weight loss, joint stiffness, neck or shoulder pain, loss of appetite, and/or anemia, chances are your healthcare provider may authorize you to receive an Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate test. In today’s blog, we will discuss what an ESR test is, how it […]

By Yhordan Serpentini | March 22, 2023 Whether you’re a regular patient or it’s your first time getting an HbA1c test, it’s always best if you are well-informed about the type of test you want or are receiving, and why. In today’s blog, we’ll go through what an HbA1c test is, including what to expect

By Yhordan Serpentini | March 15, 2023 It’s becoming increasingly common for people to have an imbalance in their cholesterol levels, leading to serious health problems such as heart attack and stroke. Being aware of the impact your cholesterol has on your body, as well as its current state, is crucial for maintaining a healthy

By Yhordan Serpentini | March 1, 2023 Unfortunately, food allergies are a very serious medical condition that is not taken as seriously as it should be. An allergy may sound like you will be experiencing (at worse) itchiness or welts, but it can be far worse and deadlier, which is why it is important that

By Yhordan Serpentini | February 15, 2023 With the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) across the world, the importance of getting tested for the virus has become increasingly apparent. For many, the question of when to get a covid test is a difficult one. In this blog post, we will discuss the different factors

By Yhordan Serpentini | February 8, 2023 We know it can be overwhelming to keep up with all the different types of tests and screenings, but understanding each of these tests can be essential for your preventative care. Today’s topic is general health tests, including what they are, what is measured during a conducted test,

By Yhordan Serpentini | February 1, 2022 Our kidneys are part of our urinary system, which helps our bodies filter out waste materials and move them toward our bladder as urine. Without our kidneys, not only would our urinary system not work properly, but we also wouldn’t be able to produce red blood cells or