Scripps Clinic Mission Valley (7425)

Toddlers are like little balls of energy, constantly in motion. But what happens when all that running around leads to injury? Listen to our latest #podcast episode to find out when your child's injuries can be treated at home and when it's time to see a doctor www.scripps.org/7243f

The Scripps Mercy Family Medicine Residency Program has been selected to receive $2.85 million in grant funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), which will be used to enhance physician training in family medicine obstetrics and maternal and child health along the U.S.-Mexico border of San Diego and Imperial counties. Learn more about the impact this will have on the health and well-being of our underserved communities.

It's the best day of the year... #WorldChocolateDay! Did you know dark chocolate can help reduce blood pressure, lower your risk of heart disease and more? Learn more about the health benefits of dark chocolate and download a free heart guide.

Getting the health care you need when and where you need it is easy at Scripps. With top-rated physicians and nationally ranked hospitals, Scripps has a primary care doctor or specialist who is right for you and your family. Learn more: www.scripps.org/wcscrippsf

Technology is changing gynecology, making hysterectomy, myomectomy and many other surgeries safer and less invasive than ever before. You don’t have to live with debilitating symptoms. Explore your options today: www.scripps.org/rgsf

Does a #JuiceCleanse really work? Get the juicy details.

Let freedom ring! Wishing you and yours a wonderful #FourthOfJuly celebration as we remember this remarkable day in our nation's history. We hope you stay safe and healthy this holiday, but just in case you need us, Scripps HealthExpress walk-in clinics are open from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and will accept almost all insurance plans. Find a location in your neighborhood www.scripps.org/shexf

Pasta salad, anyone? Get the quick and easy recipe for this healthy side dish. It could be a great addition to your Fourth of July barbecue.

Bruise clues. Here are six things you need to know about those black-and-blue marks, including home remedies.

Stay pool smart this summer. Get quick tips for avoiding water contamination and illnesses.

#ToddlerTuesday These little ones are always on the go. Unfortunately, this gives them many opportunities for injury. Learn about common toddler injuries, how to take care of them, when to see your doctor and more: www.scripps.org/7238f

It's time to talk about the pain in our behinds that plagues humankind hemorrhoids. Bet you cringed just by reading the word. Hemorrhoids are the worst, no buts about it. Learn about causes, symptoms and ways to rectify this irritating condition.

The San Diego Union-Tribune recently featured Scripps team members who care for the sickest of the sick COVID-19 patients connected to intensive life-support systems known as ECMO. This technique is labor intensive and extremely high-risk, increasing the danger for blood clots, brain bleeds and stroke even as it offers a chance of survival when patients would otherwise succumb to the disease. Read the article.

Highlighting heart disease in African-American women for Black History Month. The risk for cardiovascular disease in African-American women is greater than it is for women in other demographic groups. Find out what to look for, risk factors to keep in mind and more.

Be prepared just in case you or someone in your family tests positive for COVID-19. Get all the details on how to isolate, take care of yourself and more by listening to our latest podcast episode now.

DID YOU KNOW: CardioMEMS, an innovative implantable device, allows our doctors to remotely monitor patients with heart failure. One patient calls the device his "guardian angel" because he knows someone is always watching his heart readings and he can get help quickly if something is wrong. Learn more and get a free guide.

Wishing you and your loved ones a happy and healthy Valentine's Day! We all associate symbols with love, but did you know love actually is good for your heart health? Learn more.

Is sparkling water bad for you? The answer may surprise you.