PhysicianOne Urgent Care—a leading immediate care provider that’s been serving patients since 2008—is pleased to offer telemedicine services to patients across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York. If you’ve never attended a telehealth virtual visit with us before, you may be curious about how the process works. We’ve compiled everything you need to know right here. What Is Telemedicine? Before getting …
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PhysicianOne Urgent Care is proud to offer a convenient way for individuals in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts to receive top-notch medical care without leaving home: our telehealth services! If you’re feeling under the weather, staying home is typically the best choice to make for yourself and others, and now you can do that while receiving the medical attention you …
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Telehealth is an emerging field that became vitally important during the COVID-19 pandemic. With a super-spreading virus, it became more crucial than ever for doctors and patients to have a way to connect that didn’t require an in-person visit. At PhysicianOne Urgent Care, we’re proud to provide Virtual Visits for our patients, allowing them to speak with one of our …
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As an employer, you know that when your workers are healthy, your business runs better. You also know that you play a vital role in helping your employees get well and stay well. One effective way to do so is to make it possible for them to access high-quality health care from home, work, or virtually anywhere. How? By offering …
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If you’ve felt more anxious than usual over the past year, you’re not alone. Living through a global pandemic that required us to remain socially isolated and worry about the health of ourselves and our loved ones has had an impact on so many Americans’ mental health. And that impact is even more pronounced for those who were already living …
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Symptoms of COVID-19 are similar to that of a common cold or the flu. Most people who contract this virus experience mild symptoms that are uncomfortable to deal with but generally resolve within a week, although some individuals may experience lingering symptoms for months. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 include fever or chills, a dry cough, shortness of breath …
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The novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) is a highly contagious illness that primarily spreads via respiratory droplets that become airborne when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or speaks, and are then inhaled by an uninfected person. To help prevent the widespread transmission of COVID-19, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that you quarantine—or separate yourself from other people—for …
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The novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) is a brand-new respiratory illness that doesn’t always produce symptoms. And when it does, the symptoms can be deceivingly similar to those produced by acute bronchitis. Also known as a chest cold, acute bronchitis is a common lung condition that causes airway inflammation. For example, the hallmark signs of COVID-19 are a persistent dry cough, …
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If you were recently around someone who has tested positive for COVID-19, you’re probably wondering if you should get tested yourself. Even if you’re not exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19—fever, sore throat, shortness of breath, dry cough, and a new loss of taste or smell are some of the common symptoms—you may want to know for sure that you don’t have …
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If you’ve been feeling under the weather or you were recently in close contact with someone with COVID-19, you’re probably looking into your COVID-19 testing options. And if so, it’s likely that you’ve also become quite confused by all the different types of testing available. Terms like PCR, rapid testing, and antibody testing are splashed across websites talking about COVID-19, …
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