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Explore 152 articles about common illnesses, injuries, prevention and preparing for your visit to Newport Urgent Care.
February is American Heart Month, and the perfect time to make your heart health a priority. Did you know that heart disease accounts for a whopping 1 in 4 deaths in the United States?…
Read article: Make Heart Health a PriorityThe start of the school year is just around the corner! And if you’re the parent of a student athlete, you’ll want to ensure that your child is physically and mentally ready to get in…
Read article: Make time for a Sports Physical this AugustWhenever you’re faced with a medical emergency, you have two options. You can either visit an emergency room or urgent care facility. The obvious choice for most patients is an emergency…
Read article: Making the Right Choice: Urgent Care or Emergency Room?When your arthritis flares, your routine treatments may not be enough. Get fast treatment at our urgent care when you need it.
Read article: Managing Arthritis FlaresAs the weather warms up, many of us will start heading outdoors to enjoy all that nature has to offer. Whether you are planning a picnic at your favorite park or a week-long camping…
Read article: Managing Insect Bites and StingsColorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the United States and a leading cause of death from cancer. Colorectal cancer affects all racial and e
Read article: March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness MonthMany of us start the year with resolutions to eat better and exercise more. But during the long winter months of January and February, it’s easy to let those goals slip. Maybe it’s a…
Read article: March is National Nutrition Month! Put your best fork forward.Everyone in your household is coughing, sneezing, aching, and feeling downright under the weather. You automatically assume COVID-19, and head for your swab tests. But to your surprise,…
Read article: Navigating a Negative COVID-19 TestDiabetes is one of the leading causes of disability and death in the United States. One in 12 Americans has diabetes – that’s more than 25 million people. And another 79 million adults…
Read article: November is American Diabetes MonthThis October, Newport Urgent Care is proud to participate in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the second most common kind of cancer in women. About 1 in 8 women…
Read article: October is National Breast Cancer Awareness MonthDiscover the importance of a physical exams for a healthy start to the school year. Tips, benefits, and essential info for parents and students inside!
Read article: Physical Exams: A Healthy Start to the School YearSchool is back in-session and temperatures are cooling down, which means cold and flu season is just around the corner. Learn what precautions you can take now to prevent cold and flu…
Read article: How to Prepare for Cold and Flu SeasonCuts, scrapes, and minor wounds are a part of life, but lasting scars don’t have to be. Learn how to care for your wounds and prevent scars. What Exactly Is A Scar? When skin is injured,…
Read article: Prevent Scars with Proper Wound CareCome November, fall celebrations switch from spooky to festive, and we look ahead to the feasting frenzy of Thanksgiving. And while many of us will indulge in familiar favorites like…
Read article: Preventing Holiday HeartburnCome November, fall celebrations switch from spooky to festive, and we look ahead to the feasting frenzy of Thanksgiving. And while many of us will indulge in familiar favorites like…
Read article: Preventing Holiday HeartburnYour child’s back-to-school physical may seem like just another item on your To Do list, but it is so important! This annual check-in provides the chance to: Help you understand and…
Read article: Why you should prioritize your child’s Back-to-School PhysicalFor most of us, the flu is a mild, albeit miserable, respiratory illness that lasts a few days. The symptoms -- fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, body aches -- are unpleasant, but…
Read article: Protect yourself and others with a Flu ShotWhile most infections are treatable, any bacterial infection that enters your crucial organs, like the lungs, heart, or brain, can be life-threatening.
Read article: Protecting Yourself from Bacterial Infections: Tips for Prevention and Early DetectionThis fall, as students head back to in-person learning and football fans gather en-masse to kick off the new season, public health fears of COVID-19 and flu season loom large. Diminished…
Read article: Reduce Your Risk of Respiratory IllnessesTips for a Safe Spring Break We’ve made it through the middle of winter, and spring is just around the corner! With spring comes more outdoor activities – and spring break. Read on for…
Read article: Safe Spring Break