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Two out of three falls occur when someone slips or trips. This is especially true if you live in a climate that includes freezing temperatures in the winter. Cold weather makes it easier to fall and harder to maintain your balance. 

As demand for protein – from beef to poultry – steadily increases, consumers stock up on their favorite cuts. Stashing it all in the freezer remains the go-to option, but what does this do to food long-term?

TCAR is a less-invasive method for reducing the risk of stroke and complications while treating carotid artery disease in one or both neck arteries. 

Highly trained physicians and advanced practice providers are accepting new patients at Genesis offices and the Genesis Coshocton Medical Center in Coshocton, Ohio. 

Try this delicious fall recipe.

Meet our new Primary Care and Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine providers.

Meet our new urologist, Clifford B. Maximo, M.D., FACS; and cardiologist Getachew Zeleke, M.D., FACC.

Aside from pleasing your tastebuds, there are benefits to eating what’s in season.   

Do you dread winter because you get the blues? If you had the blues or felt depressed the past two winters but feel better in the spring and summer, you may have seasonal affective disorder, or SAD.