As you prepare for your child to return to in-person schooling this fall, one of the questions on your mind is probably whether you should get them tested for COVID-19. Certain schools are requiring that students be tested—some even on a weekly basis—so it’s important that you adhere to any specific rules set forth by your child’s school. Otherwise, according …
Read Full ArticleFirst-day jitters are nothing new. As the end of summer approaches each year, kids start worrying about making friends, meeting new teachers, and getting through the homework assignments that are sure to come. Meanwhile, parents shop for school supplies and prepare for driving carpools, chaperoning field trips, and more. But for many families, this year is especially unnerving. When the …
Read Full ArticleSexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are infections that are spread from one person to another typically during vaginal, anal, or oral sex. In 2018, there were 26 million new reported STD cases in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). And while that number may already seem quite high, it might actually be higher since …
Read Full ArticleSexually transmitted diseases (STDs)—also known as sexually transmitted infections (STIs)—are most commonly caused by sexual contact, especially unprotected sex. While they don’t always cause symptoms, STDs can present with genital sores or bumps, a burning sensation while urinating, unusual vaginal or penile discharge, painful sex, abdominal discomfort, fever, and rash. STDs can be caused by: Bacteria – Gonorrhea, syphilis, and …
Read Full ArticleAt PhysicianOne Urgent Care, we’re always looking for ways to offer convenient healthcare services to our patients. That’s why we have urgent care centers located across New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts that are open every day of the year. And that’s also why we’ve expanded our services to offer telemedicine, allowing our patients to receive top-quality healthcare from the comfort …
Read Full ArticleWhile in-person events and heading back for in-person learning or to the office after some time is a promising milestone in the fight against COVID-19, it also means an increased risk of catching a cold or other illness. Typically, we see cases of the common cold and other respiratory viruses begin to increase in the fall and winter (also known …
Read Full ArticleAt PhysicianOne Urgent Care, we’re proud to provide prompt COVID-19 testing services for residents of Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut. We offer PCR and rapid antigen tests as well as antibody testing. And to make it even easier, you can schedule a telehealth visit to get things started. How the Telehealth Process Works Booking a Virtual Visit with PhysicianOne Urgent …
Read Full ArticleAfter spending the past year at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re all ready to do some traveling. Whether you’re visiting family you haven’t seen in many, many months or finally taking that honeymoon trip you planned way back in 2019, it’s a good idea to check in about COVID-19 testing requirements before you leave, as some destinations require …
Read Full Article4 Ways To Stay Cool This Summer See you later, winter jackets – summer is finally here! Many of us have been anxiously waiting to read a good book by the pool or dip our toes into the warm sand. Our medical team at PhysicianOne Urgent Care is excited too! While the summer sun can certainly relax us, there are …
Read Full ArticleAs COVID-19 restrictions continue to ease and more Americans are getting vaccinated, you might be feeling a huge sense of relief that life is getting back to business as usual. However, while COVID-19 case numbers are dwindling, there are many other health risks to consider as we move into the warmer summer months. We know that your calendar is likely …
Read Full ArticleAs you prepare for your child to return to in-person schooling this fall, one of the questions on your mind is probably whether you should get them tested for COVID-19. Certain sch Read More
First-day jitters are nothing new. As the end of summer approaches each year, kids start worrying about making friends, meeting new teachers, and getting through the homework assig Read More
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are infections that are spread from one person to another typically during vaginal, anal, or oral sex. In 2018, there were 26 million new repor Read More
