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COVID-19 is a global pandemic with very serious risks, and it’s important to be proactive and consider getting tested. Learn more about COVID-19 Testing!

With the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the United States, now, more than ever, it’s important to understand proper face mask etiquette. Learn more here!

Just got tested positive for Covid-19? Receiving a positive result from Covid-19 testing can be frightening and stressful. Here is what you need to do now!

With so much information online and the news regarding Covid-19, it can be stressful to find the right answers for Covid-19. Learn all about it here!

COVID-19 is continuing to spread as infection numbers rise. Here are 5 reasons why a walk-in clinic is best to get COVID-19 testing done. Learn more.

COVID-19 has led to more than 606,000 deaths worldwide since the pandemic began only months ago. Here are 5 COVID-19 tips to stave it off!

The Coronavirus pandemic has led to more than 606,000 deaths worldwide and the numbers continue to climb. Here are 7 signs you may have COVID-19.

If you're sick and don't know the differences between a cold and the flu, the clinics that are part of the UrgentMED Network are here to help.

There can be many potential causes of pain during sex. Cervicitis, vaginismus, endometriosis, or STDs could be the culprit. Read on to find out.

If everyday life has you feeling run down and not at your best, here are seven quick & surprisingly easy ways to boost your immune system.

If you're suffering from any causes of dizziness, don't wait to seek medical attention. Here are five main causes you need to know.

Whiplash is the most common injury resulting in neck pain or worse, damage to your bones and tissue. Learn more on our latest blog post.

Wondering what are the top injuries people need physical therapy? Read our latest blog post to learn more!

A heart rate that is higher or lower than the determined healthy range could be an indication of a health issue. What is a normal heart rate and how do you determine it? http://bit.ly/2lHeR3F