Preventive Care

Everything you need to know about geriatric care, including what it is, how to find the right specialist, and why you may benefit from it.

What is considered normal blood pressure? There are a few different factors to consider, especially age. We break down everything you need to know.

Do you need a booster shot if you've already been vaccinated? We break down everything you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine booster shots.

Paxlovid is an antiviral medication that has emergency use authorization to be used to treat COVID-19 infections. Learn more in this guide.

When it comes to choosing a Primary Care Provider, is it better to go with a Family Physician or Internal Physician? Read on for more information.

There are various health screenings recommended for adults ages 65 and older. Learn more in this comprehensive guide to health screenings for adults.

Do adults need to be vaccinated? We break down everything you need to know about adult vaccines and adult immunization schedules.

Practicing preventive care strategies at home is the best way to maintain one’s overall health.

For older adults with high blood pressure, at-home readings may be necessary. Learn how to take and read blood pressure at home in this resource.

Your annual physical exam is an opportunity for you and your doctor to discuss your health concerns, screen for diseases, and create a plan for improving your health and wellness.

Read this helpful guide to poor circulation, featuring information on the most frequent causes, treatments, high-risk groups and helpful lifestyle and health tips to prevent poor circulation.

Primary care is essential for diagnosing and treating everyday health issues, but it’s even more important for diabetic care. Read this guide on the importance of primary care doctors as part of...

With this comprehensive FAQ on DO Family Medicine, one can learn the difference between MD and DO, osteopathic and allopathic medicine, and more.

Medical misinformation has created confusion and harmed our health. Read more on how you can help stop harmful misinformation on Oak Street Health blog.