By stellaramnath April 23, 2014
doctor is more concerned in collecting balance not paid by insurance company and refuse to administer Ranibizumab injection(Lucentis) if you have a unpaid balance due to him. ...read more
By Mariegilbert July 09, 2013
I am an older Caucasian woman with (ugh) thinning dark hair...I was blessed to find Michelle (business owner) when she relocated with her husband from NY/NJ to Atlanta ...Michelle has given me a whole new look and I couldn't be happier! What could be better than being able to run a brush thru your hair when you get out of bed ...read more
By Guest G. at Judy's Book March 13, 2013
The staff was very nice but with them knowing my prior history i don't think they followed through like they should and i had to get another procedure 4 days later due to it being incomplete ...read more
Maintaining the correct monitor height will prevent many problems with your eyes, neck and upper back. A monitor improperly positioned can irritate neck musculature, alter the normal spinal curves, induce eyestrain and even initiate migraine headaches. Monitor Distance – The monitor should be located directly in front of the area where you’re positioned to view the monitor. The preferred distance from your eyes to the actual screen varies with the size of the monitor and the current resolution settings. A 17-inch monitor should be located no less than 20 inches away. For smaller monitors, you may need to be a little closer and for larger monitors, a little farther away. Monitor Settings – In conjunction with setting up the ideal distance between you and your monitor you may additionally need to alter the monitor's resolution, contrast and brightness settings. This will allow characters and images to display clearly preventing squinting and eyestrain. The settings will vary depending on the distance you are from the monitor, the background you have on your active screen, the amount and type of lighting at your workstation, and the quality of your vision. Lighting and Glare – Improperly positioned lighting can also wreak havoc on your ability to comfortably view your monitor's display. Solutions include moving your monitor, moving the lighting, closing blinds or curtains, adjusting your monitor's brightness setting, installing an anti-glare screen on your monitor, changing your background color to a lighter color, or even taping paper or cardboard along the edges of the monitor to act as a “visor”. Monitor Height – The proper monitor height is vital in preventing gradual neck and upper back strain. The most effective way to determine correct monitor height is to sit correctly in your chair or where ever you view your monitor. Next, close your eyes and position your body and head in a neutral and comfortable position – your spine should be straight and head centered over your shoulders. Then, open your eyes and note at which point your eyes are initially focused on. This area should correlate to the center of your monitor's screen or the part of the screen you view most frequently. ...read more
By North Jersey Whole Health Center, LLC February 11, 2017
Liver doctors, also known as hepatologists, treat and help prevent diseases of the liver. Although patients with diagnosed disorders such as hepatitis, liver cancer and cirrhosis must seek the help of a liver doctor, healthy individuals with a family history of liver disease should consider ... ...read more
Most doctor offices are designed with the patient in mind. Most people get nervous and impatient while waiting for their appointment. Here are some good ideas for ways to furnish your office with a relaxing atmosphere and comfortable for the patients. ...read more
