Medical Blog
At Inspired Health Group we strive to provide high-level quality care. Our Medical Blog offers a further extension of care from our team of Practitioners as they address timely topics, FAQs, and share healthy resources.
One‑on‑one Medication Review Sessions with a Licensed Pharmacist
Did you know IHG offers patients one‑on‑one medication review sessions with a licensed clinical pharmacist? Learn more about RxLive and how their medication management services may benefit your health and your wallet!
At-home Colorectal Cancer Screening Test
Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths among men and women combined in the United States. By offering a simple at-home screening test option, we hope to inspire our patients to get screened, starting at age 45.
Spring Forward into Daylight Savings with more Sleep
Did you know that Inspired Health Group can offer qualifying patients an at home sleep test? Learn more and read tips to get your sleep habits back on track from Inspired Health Group's, Sleep Care Coordinator!
Self-Care Comes First
We celebrate and honor love in all forms on Valentine's Day. Most importantly, take time to show yourself some care and gratitude!
Tips for Tough Conversations: Alzheimer's Association of WNY
Join Alzheimer's Association of WNY for a free program providing tips for breaking the ice with your family members and loved ones with signs of dementia.
High Wind Safety Rules
Do you know what to do when a high wind warning is issued? We have some tips from NWS to keep you, your loved ones, and home safe!
Winter Weather & Extreme Cold Resources
Winters in Buffalo can be bitter, but there is a wealth of cold weather resources we can all lean on to keep ourselves and our community safe!
Cervical Cancer Screening FAQs
January is cervical cancer awareness month. Family Nurse Practitioner, Betsy Mikac, answers Frequently Asked Questions about cervical cancer screening.
What are the Symptoms of Diabetes?
Concerned you may have prediabetes or diabetes? Talk to your doctor! Symptoms are not always clear.