By paulrobinsonny April 17, 2019
I'm really thankful for the procedure done and good price offer. Thanks! ...read more
By tomjns February 27, 2015
Tatyana has some really great techniques and uses the right amount of pressure that I like - not too light and not too deep, but effective targeting what I needed worked on. I also appreciated that she uses a lot of hot towels and therapeutic essential oils in her treatment - not something a lot of massage therapists incorporate into their work. Setting up an appointment was super easy using her online booking with a phone call. Tatyana has a comforting and welcoming personality and her workspace is so cozy and warm in a cool artists building. Reasonably priced too I highly recommend Tatyana Yakovleva ...read more
By NicoleShaw February 14, 2014
My skin has benefited from colonics as I used to have dark circles under my eyes and I also have a much flatter, slimmer tummy. I have maintenance colonics now also. ...read more
The American Medical Association claims 30 percent to 40 percent of people in emergency rooms and 60 percent in doctors' offices do not need to be there. These statistics will get worse as we add many more insured people. One solution is telemedicine, which represents 5 percent of the health industry now, but which some project to expand to 30 percent in three years. What began as a way for patients far from specialized care to connect with a doctor, is evolving into an increasingly popular way for workers to avoid taking time off for minor illnesses. While tech giants provide on-site clinics and doctors for their workers, telemedicine allows even smaller employers to provide a similar, if not identical, service for their workers. Some of the largest employers who have their own health centers are adding or will soon offer telemedicine services. A Towers Watson survey of onsite health centers this year said 28 percent of employers will offer telemedicine benefits by the end of next year, up from 8 percent now. Notes the report: In addition to on-site centers, organizations are looking to telemedicine as another way to reduce time spent in doctors’ offices and delays in securing appointments. The decrease in travel and wait times associated with visits to primary care physicians can have a direct impact on employee productivity. It reduces time away from the work site as well as time lost at the work site due to worries about a health condition or making appointments. Telemedicine is being used both on a stand-alone basis and as a complement to on-site services.” Some employers are opting to offer a supplemental type of telehealth service. Often an adjunct to an employer health plan, these programs enable workers who opt in to have access to a doctor 24/7. Most of these supplemental programs offer direct physician consults, including diagnosis and prescriptions, but only for a limited number of conditions. Outside these, patients are directed either to their local doctor or, in serious cases, to an emergency room. www.benefits-usa.com/express ...read more
By US Healthcare Savers, Inc. January 30, 2015
Pack your bags and have peace of mind. You shouldn’t have to worry about getting sick on vacation or while traveling for work. When you’re in need of medical advice or medical assistance, contact MDLIVE. Our Board Certified doctors are available 24/7/365 and accessible from anywhere that has a phone signal or internet connection. Call us at1-888-632-2738or MDLIVE App Now Available Doctor's visits are easier than ever with the MDLIVE App. Now you can see and speak with a Board Certified doctor 24/7/365 from the convenience of your iPhone. Use MDLIVE anywhere, anytime. Perfect for when you're away from home, MDLIVE can be used: When you're on the road and need to speak to a doctor When you need a prescription refilled When you feel like you're coming down with something on vacation When you need quick medical advice while traveling What can I use MDLIVE for? Designed to help with most non-emergency conditions, our Board Certified doctors can diagnose, treat and prescribe medicine for a host of common medical issues including: Allergies Asthma Bronchitis Cold&Flu Diarrhea Ear Infections Fever Headache Infections Insect Bites Joint Aches & Pains Rashes Respiratory Infections Sinus Infections Skin Inflammations Sore Throat Sports Injuries Urinary Tract Infections In good health, www.benefits-usa.com/exp ...read more
By US Healthcare Savers, Inc. October 13, 2014
With the nationwide FLU Epidemic going on; Benefits-USA can provide some relief.. Having 24/7 access to physicians is more important than ever. When you need access to medical care, time is always of the essence. Unfortunately, Americans nationwide face real barriers to getting timely medical care. That̢۪s where Telemedicine comes in. Our telemedicine benefit allows consumers to get physician care and information when they need it most, right now and without sitting in a waiting room with a bunch of other sick people!. http://www.benefits-usa.com/exp ...read more
By US Healthcare Savers, Inc. October 13, 2014
Growing interest in natural health, holistic health or alternative medicine, has resulted in healthcare education expanding to include training in natural health and nutrition. There are hundreds of accredited natural healing programs offered by colleges and universities around the world. Although pro... ...read more
Holistic health practitioners take a different approach to healing the body and mind than traditional western medical professionals do. In many cases you can benefit from seeing a holistic practitioner in addition to your regular doctor. Finding alternative therapists and practitioners isn't difficult. ...read more
