To Our Patients and Community, We are committed to providing medical care to our communities and our patients during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Our top priority is to provide the highest level of care while focusing on your safety. We have taken extra steps to proactively address the current situation and help keep you, your family and our staff safe. All surfaces at U.N.I. URGENT CARE are cleaned and disinfected thoroughly between patient visits. Our entire…
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The Easiest Way to Prevent Getting Sick at the Holidays
Nobody wants to get sick around the holidays but it’s one of the most common times of the year to fall ill. Germs are everywhere whether visiting family has brought them from out of state or your coworker didn’t prepare their potluck dish with as much attentiveness as they should have. The easiest way to avoid getting sick is to go back to the basics. Wash your hands regularly with soap! Almost everybody doesn’t wash…
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Are you vaccinated for your holiday vacation trip?
Many people take the holiday vacation as an opportunity to travel. Whether you’re going south to Mexico or much further, you may need vaccines. Different areas of the world have diseases native to their specific region. Since you didn’t grow up in that area, you likely have never been vaccinated for those diseases and additionally don’t have any natural immunity. You can be particularly susceptible to getting sick overseas, which will not only ruin your…
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Food Safety Around The Holidays
The holiday season has arrived bringing with it everything from pumpkin spice lattes to roast turkeys. Since many households don’t prepare holiday fare year-round, they are cooking dishes they may not have regular experience with. Additionally, holiday potlucks and family visiting from different states all raise the risk of contracting food-borne illness. The CDC recommends a four-step approach to avoiding food poisoning: Clean Separate Cook Chill Cleaning doesn’t just refer to your pots, pans, and…
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Ready To Stop Smoking? Cessation and Strategies To Help You Live Your Best Life
Regular tobacco use can lead to nicotine dependence and long term health problems. Quitting smoking greatly reduces the risk of developing lung cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and erectile dysfunction. While quitting smoking seems like a daunting task and sometimes impossible, it is achievable. There are more former smokers today than current ones according to the CDC. In order to ensure the best chance possible to kick nicotine, UNI clinics are here to help. Research has…
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