Medical
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Bee Stings & Other Emergencies
Prepare for the worst and know when you should head to the ER. As the weather warms, there are more opportunities to head outside. But enjoying the great outdoors presents health risks, such as bees working to collect pollen and snakes coming out... Read more
Features
The Dog House
The Dog House is a first-of-its kind holistic canine wellness center offering enriching experiences for dogs and their owners. Read more
Personalized Holistic Healing
Embark on a transformative journey of personalized holistic healing at the Won Institute Clinics, nestled in the heart of Warminster, Bucks County. This inclusive medical space welcomes a diverse array of patients, including yourself, and is... Read more
Cardiovascular Rehabilitation
If you live with or are recovering from heart disease or disorder, the Cardiac Rehabilitation Program at Lower Bucks Hospital offers you a combination of monitored exercise, education, counseling, and support to help you improve your function and ... Read more
Inherited Risks & Screenings
Knowledge is power. You may have inherited your dad’s blue eyes or your mom’s curly hair, but if one of your parents develops diabetes or heart disease, your fate is not sealed. In fact, a combination of genes and lifestyle factors ... Read more
Keep Your Blood Vessels Healthy
Almost half of U.S. adults ages 20 and older have some form of cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death for Americans since 1920. High blood pressure is the most common cardiovascular condition. Other serious diseases affecting the heart.. Read more
Spring Sport Injuries
Spring is finally here, and with it comes the payback for the New Year's resolutions to exercise more and get healthier. Overdoing it can be easily avoided with time, preparation, and care. The following guidelines were generated by ChatGPT... Read more
Long Covid & Heart Health
COVID-19 has added another list of worries to people living with a heart condition. 1 in 3 adults with COVID-19 has symptoms that last after the virus. This develops a few weeks after COVID. Research suggests that after COVID, you are at increased.. Read more
