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Summer in Western New York brings an abundance of fruits and veggies to their peak.  IHG Dietician Nutritionist, Katie Schaeffer, shares a simple seasonal dessert recipes that celebrates apricots at their height of deliciousness! 

Ever wonder what supplement can can help with eyesight?  IHG Dietitian Nutritionist, Nicole Moretta, spotlights PhytoMulti Supplement in this week's nutraceutical blog post to celebrate Healthy Vision Month.

The next session of our Diabetes Prevention Program begins November 2nd!  Type 2 Diabetes can be prevented or delayed by making lifestyle changes that include weight loss and more physical activity.  Work with a registered Dietitian Nutritionist and fellow participants to make and sustain healthy lifestyle changes.

As we spend more time outside in the warmer months in Western New York, it is important to be aware of the presence of ticks in our region Luckily, there are simple preventative measure we can follow to keep ourselves and our family safe from tick borne illness.  Physician Assistant, Valerie McDonald, walks us through Lyme Disease Safety and Prevention.

Are you in the early stages of recovery and need extra support?  

When humans try on their own to move fully from suffering into new life, it is impossible. Only God can breathe new life into dry, lifeless & suffering humans.

Through His Holy Spirit, the wind blows as God breathes His life-giving breath into us & around us & gives us life whether we are in a season of beauty or of suffering.

According to the CDC, "breast cancer mortality is decreasing for both black and white women, especially among younger women."  Even though death rates are going down, we need to do more to level the field. Learn more about breast cancer from Physician Assistant, Lauren Zanda.

Dr. Rob Erickson reflects on how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected communication, and our ability to understand & build relationships with each other in MyView: Changes of COVID -19 Part 2.

We took a day off from treating patients to tend to our Wellness & Healing Garden Path.  This walking garden pathway, includes benches and exists outside the building behind the parking lot at the back of the building