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.
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.
In smaller communities, healthcare is personal, accessible and rooted in connection. While there are benefits and challenges associated with rural healthcare, some communities have found the right balance to provide the best of both worlds. Here are five surprising benefits of rural healthcare and how they can help you feel healthier, more supported and more at home in your care.
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.
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.
Flu season begins as early as October each year. Is your family prepared? While it can be difficult to avoid sickness during this time of year, taking preventative measures can help you stay healthy.
Going to the doctor for a well-check should be a positive experience. From the moment you walk through the doors, you should feel heard, supported and cared for by your primary health care provider. Whatever care you need, they are responsible for guiding you through dietary changes, exercise, supplements and medications.
It is officially fall, which means fun, seasonal activities like pumpkin patches, apple orchards and hayrides are in full swing. As picturesque as the changing leaves are and as much as we may enjoy taking part in festive activities in the cool sweater weather, the fall season tends to bring about more severe allergies, colds and flu cases.