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The 2025 flu season is here, and it’s making its presence known in South Charlotte. For many families, flu season comes with its usual worries—coughs, fevers, and the endless search for...

Hospital readmissions can be a vicious cycle—stressful for patients, costly for families, and challenging for the healthcare system. For individuals living with neurological conditions such...

Every January, as we pack away the holiday decorations and settle into the rhythm of the new year, we’re reminded of one small but life-saving act that can make a huge difference: donating...

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a condition that demands adaptability—not just from those living with it but also from the caregivers who provide support. The start of 2025 brings new challenges...

Each year, Martin Luther King Jr. Day serves as a national call to service, encouraging individuals to engage in community efforts that reflect Dr. King's legacy of compassion and activism. In...

Managing medications can feel like juggling flaming torches while walking a tightrope—it’s delicate, crucial, and sometimes overwhelming. For many individuals in South Charlotte...

As we usher in 2025, it's an ideal time for senior veterans in South Charlotte to review and maximize the benefits they've earned through their service. Understanding the latest updates can...

When a loved one is facing a serious illness, the decisions about care can feel overwhelming. What are the best options to ensure comfort, dignity, and quality of life? Two common but often...

As the 2024-2025 flu season sweeps across the country, cases of respiratory illnesses are spiking, creating significant health concerns for families, seniors, and those with chronic conditions...

Each December, Universal Human Rights Month encourages us to reflect on the fundamental rights that ensure dignity, respect, and fairness for all. Healthcare is a cornerstone of these rights...