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Our in-house team synthesizes scientific research and translates them into easy-to-digest content for you to get educated on the latest health and healthcare information.

Can I Get the COVID Vaccine at Urgent Cares in New York City?
While some urgent care facilities are administering the COIVD-19 vaccine, most vaccines in NYC are being allocated to mass vaccination sites, pharmacies, and community clinics.
By Jacqueline Slobin
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How To Eat Healthy On A Budget? A Nutritionist Explains
Michelle Routhenstein is a Preventive Cardiology Dietitian, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, and Certified Diabetes Educator who specializes in heart disease management and prevention. She explains how to eat healthy on a budget.
By Alyssa Corso
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New York City COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility
Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson have all received emergency use authorization from the FDA for the use of their Covid-19 vaccines. New York is following a phased distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine. This means that only people identified as eligible in the current phases will be able to receive the vaccine. Currently, only those in Phase 1A and Phase 1B are eligible to receive the vaccine.
By Spencer Lee
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What Do High & Low TSH Levels Mean?
TSH levels indicate if your thyroid is functioning properly. In general, the normal range for TSH is 0.5 to 5.0 mIU/L, but healthy levels can differ based on other factors and medication conditions.
By Jacqueline Slobin
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Can I Get a Prescription Without Seeing a Doctor?
To receive any type of prescription, you will need to see a medical provider; however, this does not necessarily have to be a doctor. There are several options from which you can seek a prescription besides doctors.
By Spencer Lee
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24/7 Urgent Care & Medical Clinics in NYC Area
24/7 urgent care and medical clinics in NYC are TravelMD, PlushCare, NYU Langone Cobble Hill Emergency, Richmond University Medical Center, and Studio Med.
By Alyssa Corso
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How To Tell the Difference Between Allergies vs. Sinus Infection (Sinusitis)
Allergies can occur at any time of year. While some may be "seasonal," which is when you get them only in the spring or fall, or they may be year-round. Sinusitis, or sinus infections, however, usually happen after you've had a cold or allergies. Some symptoms will linger, even after your cold goes away.
By Alyssa Corso
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How Much Does Medi-Share Cost?
It costs $50 to apply to Medi-Share, and there is a $120 one-time membership fee with the first monthly payment. The member would also deliver another one-time fee of $2 to set up the “sharing account.”
By Alyssa Corso
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Women's Health Centers in New York City
Women’s health encompasses a variety of specialties and focus areas, ranging from sexual health to breast health to mental illness. If you identify as a woman, you should consider seeking treatment from a healthcare provider specializing in women’s health for a variety of reasons. Women’s health clinics are available throughout the Five Boroughs of New York and are ready to assist you in any medical concerns you may be experiencing.
By Spencer Lee
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Are Employers Required To Give 1099 Workers Health Benefits?
1099 workers are typically hired by a company for a specific project or for a short period of time. They are not the same as employees and usually are referred to as a freelancer, or independent contractor. Since they are not employees, they are not usually eligible for health benefits from the company they are working under. The important thing to be sure of as an employer is that you’ve correctly classified 1099 workers, which we cover in this article.
By Jacqueline Slobin
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The Best Health Insurance Options for Millennials in 2024
As a healthy millennial, you may not think health insurance is entirely necessary. However, it’s important to have coverage to avoid or put off the care you need, especially if an emergency occurs. This article dissects the many health insurance options for millennials to consider in 2023, from catastrophic plans to health insurance alternatives.
By Alyssa Corso
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How Much Does a Pap Smear Cost Without Insurance in 2024?
A pap smear costs between $39- $125 without insurance. However, this cost does not include the costs for a pelvic exam. The national average cost of a pap smear with a pelvic exam costs $331.
By Alyssa Corso
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