By CaroMont Health
On Wednesday, December 19, CaroMont Family Medicine and CaroMont Urgent Care opened to new and existing patients. The practice, located at 600 W Trade Street in Dallas, N.C., will be lead by four providers of the highest talent and character, who ...
By CaroMont Health
In partnership with the Town of Dallas and the Gaston Regional Chamber, CaroMont Health hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony this morning to celebrate the grand opening of CaroMont Family Medicine and CaroMont Urgent Care in Dallas. The ...
By Marty Baker, MD
Looking Back on the 2017-2018 Season Many think of flu season as wintertime only, however, influenza virus circulates year-round. The last season peaked in February, but flu was still being reported months later. This past season was one of the ...
By Ellen S. Davis, MD, FAAP
Sleep is one of our most basic needs, but is especially vital for children and young adults. Lack of sleep is associated with weight gain and obesity and cognitive and emotional problems like irritability, inattention, hyperactivity, depression, mood ...
By Deborah Grigg, CNM
Midwives are medical care providers with special training in obstetrics and gynecology. Many midwives primarily provide prenatal care and deliver babies, but most midwives do more, including offering women care throughout life. Some midwives work ...
By CaroMont Health
In partnership with leaders and officials from the Town of Cramerton, CaroMont Health announced today the start of construction for a state-of-the-art medical office offering family medicine and specialty care services at the Villages at Cramerton ...
By Cheryl Gunther, FNP-BC
September is a great time to get your blood cholesterol checked in observance of National Cholesterol Education month. Cheryl Gunther, FNP-BC with CaroMont Family Medicine in Kings Mountain encourages her patients to make primary care visits part of ...
By CaroMont Health
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By Sarah Bolynn, MSN, RNC-NIC
The Birthplace at CaroMont Regional Medical Center is a state of the art facility offering new parents the opportunity to welcome their babies in an environment that puts family first. Sarah Bolynn, MSN, RNC-NIC and Nurse Educator for the Neonatal ...
By CaroMont Health
Is your baby ready to make the move to self-feeding? Babies usually transition to trying solid foods around six months of age, often with rice cereal as the first food recommended by your pediatrician. Often, this quickly progresses into a baby who ...
By Pam Cornelius, Registered Dietitian at CaroMont Health & Fitness Center
We all know sweet treats are just that. Treats. But is the recent hot topic of “sugar addiction” fake news or good nutritional advice? Animal studies suggest that sugar consumption and withdrawal can lead to behavior and neurochemical ...
By CaroMont Health
Duke and Dot Kimbrell created the Wayne F. Shovelin Scholarship Fund in 2009 as a competitive funding program for exceptional high school seniors pursuing careers in healthcare. The chosen recipient not only receives a scholarship, but every summer, ...
By Ashley Cloninger, MSN, RN, Assistant Manger and Nurse Navigator
If you or a loved one has ever undergone cancer treatment, then you understand the relief, exhaustion and emotions that pour out upon completion of treatment. At the CaroMont Cancer Center, patients ring our Victory Bell at the end of treatment to ...
By Becca Woodring, PT, DPT
What are pelvic floor muscles and what do they do? Almost everyone has heard of physical therapy, but a large portion of individuals are not familiar with the specialized field of pelvic floor physical therapy and the important part it can play in ...
By CaroMont Health
When packing your college student to head back to campus, include a first-aid kit. While most schools have a clinic available to students, basic first-aid supplies available for dorm room or apartment use are always a good idea. Students can treat ...
By Lindsay Sain, BSN, RN and Nurse Navigator
Self-Care During and After Cancer Treatment If you or a loved one has ever undergone chemotherapy or radiation treatment, you understand how hard it is to feel like yourself. But there are a few simple things you can do to improve your energy levels ...
By Angel Yu, M.D.
The American Cancer Society estimates that about 234,000 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer in the United States this year. If you’re a current or former smoker, or someone at risk for developing lung cancer, that can be a startling ...
By Mary Alexander, MSN, CPNP
Ticks are most active during the warmer months of spring and summer, which is why we see an increase in tick related visits during this time of year. When you find a tick on your child, it should be removed immediately. But how? The Center for ...
By Amanda Ivey, FNP-C
As Men’s Health Month comes to a close, Amanda Ivey, FNP-C at CaroMont Family Medicine – Lake Wylie and an advocate of preventative medicine, shares information regarding the risks of testicular cancer and the benefits of early detection. ...
By Sharry Duncan, RN, CEN, TCRN
Q: May is National Trauma Awareness Month. What is the most important aspect of trauma? A:: This year marks the 30th anniversary of President Ronald Reagan’s recognition of the need for trauma awareness and delegation of resources to work ...
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