Our mission at ACV Health is to provide comprehensive care to those who need it in a convenient and welcoming environment. We’re located only 20 minutes from Live Oak, Perry, Madison and Mayo and are proud to serve patients from across the state.
To work toward our mission of accessible healthcare, we’ve provided a number of free ACV Health resources to help you live a healthy, active life. We hope you take advantage of these blog posts, articles and other materials provided by our experienced healthcare team and partners.
Occupational therapy helps people of all ages regain independence, improve safety and confidently manage everyday tasks. This guide explains what OT is, who can benefit, key differences from physical therapy and practical answers to common questions about coverage, dementia care, home health, outpatient therapy and more.
Exercise for parents often comes last on a busy to-do list, but staying active doesn’t have to be complicated. From turning family time into fitness to adding quick workouts throughout the day, small changes can have a big impact. Explore simple strategies to make exercise a realistic, enjoyable part of daily family life.
Many families wonder if their loved one meets home health care eligibility requirements and what the process might look like in practice. Our comprehensive guide explains the basics, including eligibility, services, a patient’s perspective and more so you can make informed healthcare decisions with confidence.
There are many benefits to accessing the patient portal at your doctor’s office. This step-by-step guide will walk you through how to access your health information and make the most of this free resource offered by most healthcare providers. It is not a replacement for your doctor, but rather a tool for connecting with them more easily and on your own schedule.
While getting a cancer screening can feel scary, especially when you don’t know what to expect, it is a valuable tool that allows you to take control of your health and make informed decisions. Preventative care is one of the most important things you can do for your health, and most breast cancer screenings are available either at no cost or are covered by your insurance.
Keeping up with annual appointments is key to good health. For some patients, however, going to the doctor can be a source of anxiety. Knowing what to expect in advance can help you to feel more confident and prepared for the experience. Having a trusted provider who you are familiar with can also help you feel more at ease.
It’s common knowledge that maintaining healthy habits improves productivity, reduces stress and enhances overall well-being. The challenge lies in balancing what we know and what we do, especially when we spend a significant amount of time in our work environment.
Preventative care is one of the most important things you can do for your health. Being active, getting enough sleep and eating a healthy diet can help you stay well – and preventative screenings should be added to that list. These common health tests can help establish a baseline for your health and alert you to any issues as early as possible.
Many older kids and young teens today have cell phones – which include unlimited access to social media, the internet and talking with their peers. As a parent, it’s your responsibility to establish healthy cell phone use habits for your family. While there are many benefits to cell phones, kids and teens need guidance on how to use them wisely.
Research has shown that if we can increase physical activity, we can decrease chronic disease that leads to cognitive impairment. While any kind of exercise can sound intimidating at first, it might be easier (and more fun) than you think to protect your health and try something new. Try these physical and mental exercises to keep your body and mind sharp and slow cognitive impairment as you age.