Blog Category: Living Well

Overlake physical therapist, Lindsay Sturtevant, DPT, details the ways you can ergonomically set up your home office to avoid pain and injuries.

Overlake Clinics offers virtual care visits to allow patients to continue seeing their regular primary care and specialty providers while in the comfort of their home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

If mild forgetfulness is considered a normal part of getting older—misplacing keys, not remembering certain words, forgetting names—when is memory loss a concern?

When living with diabetes, it is important to keep your glucose level within your target range to help slow or prevent the onset of complications like hypo- and hyperglycemia. Overlake certified diabetes educator Leslie Merklin-Barber reviews the causes, symptoms and treatments of these conditions.

When you have diabetes, friends and family may be supportive, but sometimes they can also cause you more stress. Overlake diabetes educator Leslie Merklin-Barber talks about the three types of supporters, as well as the dos and don'ts of supporting someone with diabetes.

Wearing a face covering is now mandatory statewide while in public places. Joan Amistoso, ARNP, with Overlake Clinics Urgent Care discusses the reasons why it's important to wear one.

Those undergoing cancer treatment may want to know if they are at increased risk of contracting COVID-19 infection, and if they are at increased risk of COVID-19 complications. Medical oncologist Stephen Lemon, MD discusses the risk and steps patients should take to keep safe during the pandemic.

In the current state of the world, parents can be nervous about taking their child to the doctor. As a result, vaccines and development screenings are being delayed. Overlake's Dr. Greg Maddox explains why it’s important not to skip these appointments.

Overlake offers minimally invasive surgical procedures using the latest technology and advanced techniques for the replacement of hips and knees.