now that we are in the midst of summer, the question that is being asked the most is, "how to i get the most out of my summer and still stay safe in this pandemic?"
go swimming! According to the CDC, there’s no evidence that COVID-19 can be spread to humans through water. Swimming and other water-related activities are fun, healthy ways to get outside and get physical. In addition to backyard pools, the CDC says state, local and national parks will open their beaches and other swimming areas on a case-by-case basis, so check with the area you want to visit to see when it’s safe to get back in the water. Here’s how to do it safely:
Ride a bike Biking is making a big revival, with bike shops backed up with orders for new bikes as well as for assembly and maintenance. Follow the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration’s guidelines for bicycle safety, including:
Ride a recreational vehicle Motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs, jet skis and golf carts are fun ways to get around but they can be dangerous if not used properly.
go on a staycation! Backyards have never looked so good since we’re spending so much time in them. Turn yours into a fun zone with these ideas for the perfect family staycation. Grilling it Barbecued hamburgers, roasted vegetables and toasty s’mores … yes please! Cooking food on a grill or over a fire pit says summer vacation like nothing else. To avoid burns, follow the fire safety tips below.
We hope your family has an amazing summer of bonding and creating memories, but if an accident or illness happens, we at Signet Healthcare are here for you, with safe care and expert clinicians who can help with emergencies of all kinds. Article via: Medical City Healthcare June is Men’s Health Month. On average, men die five years younger than women, and die at higher rates from nine of the top 10 causes of death. Men are also less likely than women to be insured. All of this impacts their ability to be involved fathers, supportive partners, and engaged community members.
But there are quite a few things we can do to help dad as Father’s Day nears—and even more that all of us can do to help men all year.
article by: Men's Health Network COVID-19 has caused a lot of uncertainty in our community, but we at signet are still here for you.To ensure the health and safety of our patients and staff, Signet Healthcare is offering two options to receive treatment, these are CURBSIDE MEDICAL VISITS & VIRTUAL MEDICINE.
Here's how you can access these options: CURBSIDE MEDICAL VISITS
also, please note that there will be no restroom access given. VIRTUAL MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS
please note that video appointments are ONLY available through FACETIME with apple products OR FACEBOOK MESSENGER VIDEO CHAT At Signet, our highest priority is the health and safety of our patients and staff. Due to the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), the CDC urges people to avoid contact with those who are sick and to put distance between yourself and other people if COVID-19 is spreading in your community.
To better serve our community, Virtual appointments and E-visits will soon be available for all Signet Healthcare Patients. detailed instructions of how to use this feature will be posted soon Patient Education Seminar: |