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Do you have a condition that needs constant monitoring? If so, remote patient monitoring may be able to help you. Read on to learn what’s involved, and find out some of its many benefits.

Did you know chronic diseases are the leading causes of death and disability in the U.S.? If you’re one of the millions of American adults with a chronic health condition, learn how chronic care management (CCM) can help keep you well.

When you’re working hard to lose weight, you want to spend your time and energy in the place that gets you results. Many people wonder which is better for sustained weight loss: diet or exercise? Keep reading to learn the answer.

Some memory loss is normal as you age, and some types are more serious. If you have a loved one with memory loss, you know how difficult it can be. Keep reading to learn how you can help a loved one cope.

Carrying extra weight increases your risk of developing many serious health conditions. Fortunately, shedding those extra pounds can improve your overall health. Here’s what you need to know.

Although no cure exists for arthritis, exercise is one of the best things you can do to slow the progression of this degenerative disease and improve your symptoms. Here are our top tips for staying active with arthritis.

Millions of Americans struggle with mood disorders, such as depression. But, did you know that the foods you eat — or don’t eat — can be a factor? Keep reading to learn how your diet can impact your mood.

The weight-loss journey may seem difficult at times, but losing even small amounts of weight can provide immediate health benefits. Learn about these benefits and how we can help you achieve your goals.

You know diabetes prevents your body from regulating blood sugar. But there are complications related to the disease that you may not know about. Keep reading to learn about some lesser-known complications and what you can do to prevent them.

If you have Type 2 diabetes, medication isn’t the only option when it comes to managing your blood sugar. Read on to learn about simple at-home treatments that can help control and even reverse this chronic disease.

If you’re among the millions of Americans who have been diagnosed with high blood pressure, understanding the cause could help you lower your numbers. Keep reading to learn about some common causes of this health condition.

With many things competing for your attention, it can be easy to let routine appointments slide. Don’t let your annual physical exam be one of them! Learn about the importance of these annual checkups and how they can help protect your health.

Most people associate sleep apnea with snoring. But did you know that without the proper treatment, sleep apnea can be dangerous to your health? Keep reading to learn what you need to know about this common disorder.

Immigrating to a new country means many tasks to check off your to-do list, including getting an immigration physical. To make the process easier, we’ve put this guide together to help you know what to expect.

Did you know you could be at risk for a heart attack without having any outward signs of heart disease? Understanding your risk factors and taking steps to reduce them is your best way of preventing a cardiac event. Read on to learn more.

If you’ve struggled with the pain and discomfort of a urinary tract infection (UTI), chances are you’d like to avoid having another one in the future. Read on to learn steps you can take to prevent getting UTIs.

Are you one of the millions of Americans with high blood sugar and at risk for Type 2 diabetes? There are steps you can take to manage your condition and get your health back on track. Read on to learn what you need to know.

Having acid reflux now and then isn’t usually a cause for concern. But, if you’re experiencing it two times a week or more, it may be time to seek medical help. Read on to learn more.

Snoring is commonly associated with sleep apnea, but there are other warning signs you shouldn’t ignore. Take a moment to learn about them and what you can do if you think you have this common sleep disorder.

Telemedicine offers a convenient, safe, and effective way to get quality medical care. But it’s not the right choice for every situation. Read on to learn when it’s the right time to consider virtual care.

We’re in the heart of the fall season here in Northern Virginia, and with the return of cooler temperatures comes the return of the flu season. While there’s no cure for the flu, resting can help you recover faster. Take a moment to learn why.

Enrollment season is here. Read on to learn how you can make the best choice in signing up for a health care plan.

Everyone struggles to move their bowels from time to time, but chronic constipation can be a source of ongoing discomfort. It can even disrupt your personal and work life. Here are some tips for managing chronic constipation so you can find relief.

If you have frequent abdominal pain and bloating, you might be wondering if you have chronic indigestion or if your symptoms are a sign of something more serious, such as a stomach ulcer. This guide will help you tell the difference.

Many people experience some memory loss with aging, making it hard to know what’s normal and what’s not. The good news is that age-related memory loss doesn’t have to progress. Read on to learn more about memory loss and what you can do about it.

Untreated sleep apnea can result in serious health complications. You already know that snoring is associated with sleep apnea. But did you know there are other symptoms you shouldn’t ignore? Read on to learn more about this common sleep disorder.

Your thyroid plays an important role in your health. This little gland makes hormones that control many body functions, and when it’s out of balance, many problems can occur. Read on to learn how your thyroid affects your health.

Are you experiencing cold or flu-like symptoms, but aren’t sure if you should be concerned about the possibility of COVID-19? Your expert team at Prima Medicine lays out the differences in symptoms between coronavirus, seasonal allergies, colds, and flu.

Are you experiencing pain or burning sensations and worried you might have an ulcer? Read on to learn the top five signs that you may have an ulcer and what you can do about it.

Heart attacks often seem to come out of nowhere. But if you’re suffering from angina, your body is giving you advanced warning that something is wrong. Read on to learn how seeking proper medical care can help prevent a heart attack.

Taking care of yourself is always important. Our team wants to ensure that you know everything about your health, and your risks, and an annual physical is how we determine this information for you.

Arthritis can strike anyone, but certain factors in your everyday lifestyle put you more at risk than others. Find out what you could be doing to increase your risk and what you can do to keep your joints healthy.

The preponderance of evidence linking obesity with diabetes is making both medical professionals and patients sit up and take notice. You can mitigate your risk of these conditions with careful health planning.

For decades, women primarily worried about heart disease as an affliction their husband might have. Now women are waking up to the realization that heart disease is an equal opportunity killer.

Your behavioral health plays a critical role in your physical and emotional well-being. Find out what conditions can benefit from behavioral health treatment and whether these therapies can make a difference for you.

Many people have hypertension and don't even know it. Do you have the risk factors and/or symptoms that point to this condition, and if so, what can you do about it?

Angina is a serious symptom of coronary heart disease. However, it can present differently in women as opposed to men. Find out how.

If you find yourself reaching for those chalky tablets or guzzling thick antacid straight from the bottle, you might have acid reflux. A few lifestyle changes can help you beat the heat of heartburn.

When it comes to your health, there are few opportunities to change the outcome for the better. Prediabetes is one such chance, giving you ample time to take the necessary steps to avoid a health condition that has lifelong consequences. Here’s how.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.

Prima Medicine, a Washington, D.C. area urgent care provider with offices in Fairfax and South Riding, welcomes a second internal medicine specialist to their staff roster.