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5 Tips for Managing Diabetes on the Go

Controlling diabetes can be difficult, especially when you travel frequently. That’s why Summit Healthcare offers a range of diabetes education and management services to help you stay on top of your health and well-being. If you need advice on managing your diabetes while on the move, this guide is for you. Here are five strategies you can implement today. […]

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How to Prepare for Your First Dialysis Session

Approximately 37 million Americans struggle with kidney disease, and many of them need dialysis treatment. If you’re part of this group, you may be feeling overwhelmed by the idea of starting dialysis. However, with the right preparation, you can approach your first session with confidence.  Our team at Summit Healthcare knows that understanding what to expect can impact your comfort

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Summit Healthcare Nationally Recognized by the American Heart Association

Summit Healthcare has received three American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines® and Mission: Lifeline® achievement awards for demonstrating our commitment to following up-to-date, research-based guidelines for the treatment of heart disease and stroke. This commitment ultimately leads to more lives saved, shorter recovery times, and fewer readmissions to the hospital. Every 40 seconds, someone

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The Link Between Sleep and Mental Health

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Sleep and mental health are closely related to one another. Sleep plays a fundamental role in various physiological and psychological processes.  In recent years, research has highlighted how disruptions in sleep patterns can adversely affect mood, cognition, and emotional regulation. Understanding the intricate relationship between sleep and mental health can help you address potential sleep-related issues.

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Signs Your Pacemaker May Need Adjustment or Replacement

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Pacemakers are small electronic devices implanted in the chest or abdomen to help regulate abnormal heart rhythms. They ensure that the heart beats at a steady and controlled rate. If you have a pacemaker, keep in mind that it will need adjustment or replacement after a period of time.  This blog explains some signs that your pacemaker

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