Good nutrition is the cornerstone of overall health. Yet, it’s often overlooked in medical treatment plans. We spoke with Dena Beckner, PA-C, about the importance of incorporating nutrition into patient care and how small dietary changes can make a big difference in long-term health outcomes. Q: Why is nutrition so important in healthcare? A: … Continue reading Integrating Nutrition Into Patient Care →

St. George Medical Clinic warmly welcomes Lydia A. Davis, DO, to the area as she joins our medical staff. Lydia looks forward to providing comprehensive medical management, including annual visits, psychiatry, sports medicine, pediatrics, and other specialized care at our clinic. To help our community get to know her better, we sat down with Lydia … Continue reading Q&A Spotlight with Dr. Lydia A. Davis, DO →

February is Children’s Dental Health Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of early oral care. Good habits start young, but getting kids to brush and floss isn’t always an easy feat. With the right approach, parents can make dental care a fun and engaging part of their child’s daily routine. From Tot … Continue reading Beyond Brushing: Making Dental Health Fun for Tucker County Kids →

During National Physical Therapy Month in October, the American Physical Therapy Association and St. George Medical Clinic encourage you to learn about the many benefits of physical activity. We encourage our patients and members of our community to continue regular physical activity as tolerated. For those who are not performing regular physical activity, start with … Continue reading Small Steps to Achieve Big Results Program →

Why Vaccinate? On-time vaccination throughout childhood is essential because it helps provide immunity before children are exposed to potentially life-threatening diseases. Vaccines are tested to ensure that they are safe and effective for children to receive at the recommended ages. Vaccines by Age: Find age specific vaccine information for your child from birth through 18 … Continue reading Vaccines for your Children: What Parents Need to Know →

The topic of e-cigarette use in youth has been in the news a lot lately, and for good reason. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the number of high school students who vape increased by 78% in the past year alone — and in 2018, one in five high school students … Continue reading Turning the Tide on the Youth E-Cigarette Epidemic →