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Teaching Your Teen About Fraudulent Charges
Submitted by CEFCU So, your teenager or young adult has set up their own bank account, has access to a debit or credit card
Know the Dangers of Vascular Disease
By Alexander Germanis One of the worst things in life is suspecting something might be wrong, but not knowing if something is wrong. Not
OCTOBER: National Audiology Month
Submitted by Peoria Ear, Nose, & Throat Group October is National Audiology Month, spreading awareness about the services audiologists provide and how they may
Debit Cards and Young Adults
Submitted by CEFCU So, your teenager or young adult recently got a job and is looking to apply for a debit card. Debit cards
A Modern Medical Center With a Family Tradition of Personalized Care – Hopedale Medical Complex
Five-Star Care Closer Than You Think Not too far back in the past, it was common for a family to have a doctor who saw
SEPTEMBER IS NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH
A QUICK OVERVIEW By Jillian Stowe, Peoria City/County Health Department The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) initially launched National Preparedness Month (NPM) in 2004
Options for Your 401(k)
Submitted by Tim Whisler, CRPC®, CLTC®, Certified Financial Fiduciary® President of The Whisler Agency, Morton IL. When you leave an employer to pursue another
Autism Spectrum Disorder: Symptoms and Treatment
By Luke Dalfiume, PhD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Co-Owner, John R. Day & Associates, Christian Psychological Associates Autism Spectrum Disorder is sometimes hard to diagnose.
Springfield Clinic’s New Ambulatory Surgery Center in Peoria
Easier access to surgical procedures is coming soon to the Peoria area. Springfield Clinic is proud to be launching the Springfield Clinic Peoria Surgery Center
Is It Time to Move to a Retirement Home?
By Alexander Germanis Just as big a question as when to retire is the question of to where. While aging in place may be
Embrace the Sun, Not the Burn Summer Skin Care Essentials
By Dr. Colleen Silva, Springfield Clinic As summer reaches its peak, it’s time to relish the sunny days and balmy evenings. But with increased
Decluttering for Better Emotional Health
By TJ Martin Last month we talked about Decluttering for Better Mental Health. Now let’s discuss Decluttering for Better Emotional Health. Emotional clutter is not
An Expanded World of Health Care Access
By Alexander Germanis There was a time, not that long ago, when one’s “world” consisted of how far one could travel in a day.
Liberating Yourself From the Burden of Debt
By Tim Whisler, Whisler Agency It is an overwhelming feeling when looking at invoices and wondering how those bills are going to be paid. Looking
Motor Control: The Body-Brain Connection
Submitted by FYZICAL THERAPY & BALANCE CENTER Let’s start with a riddle: What do these four people have in common? A teenage football player
How Serious Are You About Fitness?
Discover the Benefits of a Personal Trainer By Mike Hintz, Absolute Fitness We understand that when we want things done right and to avoid costly
Providing Comprehensive Primary Care
No one wants to feel like they are just a number—especially when they have a medical or wellness concern. That is why Solvera Health is
Case Management—Is It for You?
By Beth Ingle, CSA, Certified Senior Advisor®, Director of Retirement and Planning, Living By Your Design, Inc. Is it possible to save money on medical