Asthma 101
03.23.2017
If you’ve been recently diagnosed with asthma, it can be overwhelming. We thought it might be helpful to provide you with everything you need to know and understand about...
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No need to live with seasonal allergies
03.16.2017
By: Manujendra (Manu) Ray, MD, PhD Spring marks the return of runny noses and itchy eyes that leaves many people running to the drugstore for relief from their seasonal allergies....
Read More >>Preventing Peanut Allergy in “At Risk” Infants
03.10.2017
By: Julie S. Rugg, RN Wouldn’t it be awesome if we could prevent children from developing food allergies? Alleviate the fear of parenting a child with a potentially life...
Read More >>Premiums…Deductibles…Co-Pays…oh my!
03.02.2017
If you’ve been following along with our Understanding your Insurance series, you can consider yourself well-versed on the basics of healthcare coverage as well as what it means to be...
Read More >>Allergy Skin Testing – 5 Steps to Prepare
02.24.2017
Ok, so you’ve had a reaction to something, that wasn’t fun; and now you and your physician have determined that you should have an allergy test to find out...
Read More >>Could my rash actually be an allergy?
02.16.2017 | Kelly M. Hersh, FNP-BC
My scalp always burns when I get my hair colored. My hands are always broken out. This rash near my eye never seems to clear. My new body piercing...
Read More >>Are you prepared for the upcoming allergy season?
02.09.2017
By: Martha Steffen, PA-C As you sit shivering in the cold weather, it’s hard to believe that allergy season is around the corner. Being prepared ahead of the season...
Read More >>In-Network, Out-of-Network? 3 Things You Should Know
02.02.2017
By: Maddie Rogerson, Account Manager-Patient Finance Office Last month in the first installment of our 12-part “Understanding your Insurance” series, we discussed the top 3 things you need to...
Read More >>Chronic Sinus Infection? You may have Sinusitis.
01.26.2017
By: Allen Adinoff, MD Sinuses 101 Hollow cavities in the skull bone surrounding the nasal passages form the sinuses. Normally, the sinuses drain into the nose. Although their function...
Read More >>Top 5 Websites for People with Food Allergies
01.13.2017 | Heidi K. Bailey, PA-C
By: Heidi Bailey PA-C, MS Are you looking for websites to explore to help you manage either your or your child’s food allergies? There are a lot out there and...
Read More >>Top 3 Things You Need to Understand About Healthcare Coverage
01.05.2017
Understanding Your Healthcare Coverage-Part 1 Here at CAAC, we will be launching a 12-part series where we will be taking a deeper look into insurance plans in an effort...
Read More >>The Big 8 – Most Prevalent Food Allergies
12.15.2016 | Andrea Jones, MD
The Big 8 of Food Allergies Food allergies most often occur in young children, although they may develop in older children and adults as well. Food allergies are due...
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