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Why Am I Losing Hair?

The average person sheds between 50-100 hairs per day. As you age, it is normal to experience gradual thinning and breakage of hair.

Batting a Healthy Thousand-Your Men’s Health Playbook

To avoid any curve balls with your health, you need to be proactive. Drs. David Dungan, Michael Fitzgerald, Michael Kwiecinski, Scott Love and Stefan Nemeth, Duly Primary Care Providers, walk through 9 “innings” of plays for men to win at their healt...

Setting the Standard for Cancer Care

In 2022, Duly Health and Care's Integrated Oncology Program was accredited for the third time by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Ca...

Heart Disease Risk Factors: How Much Control Do You Have?

Many factors can increase your risk for heart disease. Learn the risk factors of heart disease and how to lower yours.

9 Tips for Caregivers to Take Care of Their Own Health

Caring for an aging loved one can be rewarding — but also challenging. Here are 9 tips to help caregivers prioritize their own physical and mental health.

How "Long COVID" Symptoms May Impact Your Health

Long COVID can impact your physical and mental health — as well as your day-to-day life. Talk to a Duly provider if you are experiencing these symptoms.

Ouch! When Should a Headache or Migraine Send You to Immediate Care?

If you have either a headache or migraine, you might try to treat it at home, but sometimes you may need to go to one of our nearby

High Risk Breast Clinic: A Patient’s Experience

"I was scared, but I knew it had to be done."

How Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants Elevate Your Care Team

We know that exceptional care comes from a team effort. Some of the most dedicated, compassionate members of that team are our Advanced Practice Providers (APPs), including Nurse Practitioners (NPs) and Physician Assistants (PAs).

What Is Urinalysis?

A urine sample is often used for a urinalysis – a test on your urine that can help your provider manage and detect health conditions and disorders like urinary tract infections, diabetes, and kidney disease. Here are 6 things to know about urinalysis...