“We truly care about every single one of our patients. We want them to receive the best care possible and put that personal touch on care.” — Karen S. Myren, M.D. To increase the offerings available to our patients at the Whitehorse Family Medicine practice, we now have…
While flu shots make you less susceptible to catching influenza, unfortunately there’s no vaccine to prevent the common cold, nor is there a cure for it. That’s why it’s smart to make a shopping list for cold season remedies and stay ahead of the game where your winter-time health is…
Each year a vaccination is developed to combat the current strain of influenza, more commonly known as “the flu.” One of the best ways to prevent the flu is to get a flu shot, but many wonder if it’s really worth it. In the following post, we’ll break down the…
If you are uninsured, underinsured, or do not have a primary care provider, it’s critical to be informed about your options for seeking healthcare. If you’re reading this, chances are you understand the importance of being prepared and knowing your options before you are faced with an urgent situation. Don’t…
It is an unfortunate fact of life that most of us, at some point in our lives, experience injury or illness that causes immediate alarm and need same-day medical care. When injury or illness occurs, a quick decision needs to be made about how serious it is, and how soon…
For almost 25 years, our Walk-In Clinic on Lake Serene has offered healthcare services to any patients at a moment’s notice. Located in Lynnwood on the corner of Shelby Road and Highway 99, the clinic offers walk-in and call-ahead care, as well as scheduled appointments. We provide the same…
Walk in clinics and easy-access urgent care is a normal part of an everyday American city these days. These clinics, able to dispense basic pharmaceuticals and prescriptionsand treat everything from a head cold to a broken bone, have a history that stretches back centuries. Did you know that…
Flu season generally starts in October and peaks in the winter months. The family practitioners at Western Washington Medical Group recommend that all family members 6 months or older get flu shots. If you are a parent concerned about vaccinating your family, please refer to our article on the safety…
No one wants their body to break down because they haven’t taken care of it. Maintaining your body requires that you take preventive health care seriously and see a provider regularly. Your provider will check your blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol levels, as well as evaluate your diet, weight, and fitness.
Many people do not realize the importance of having a family provider. If you or one of your family members gets sick, can’t you just head to the nearest walk-in clinic for treatment? While this may solve your immediate problem, having a family provider is important for preventing future sickness.
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