February is American Heart Month. Learn about risk factors and what you can do to adjust your lifestyle to limit your risk.

Donating blood matters. Read common misconceptions about blood donation and learn where you can donate.

We can help you keep your new year's resolutions. Talk to a primary care provider today and live healthier starting today.

Happy Holidays from Andalusia Health. Click here to find the healthcare services you need.

With flu, RSV, and COVID, symptoms can overlap. Click here to learn the differences and when to seek care, so you can keep yourself and your family safe this holiday season.

At Andalusia Health, we're honored you trust us with your care, but when the holidays roll around, we'd rather you be healthy and celebrating at home. Read about top reasons for ER visits during the holidays and how to prevent them.

Washing your hands is one of the simplest ways to protect yourself and others from illness. At Andalusia Health, National Handwashing Awareness Week is a reminder that clean hands stop germs from spreading.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. If you're between 50 and 77 and currently smoke or have in the past, a low-dose CT scan could be your best tool for early detection. Take a quick health risk assessment on our website to see if you're eligible. Lung cancer is the third most common cancer, and sadly, one of the deadliest, with a five-year survival rate of just 28%. Early detection saves lives. And the single most effective step? Don’t smoke – or quit if you do. Smoking is linked to 90% of lung cancer cases. Let’s raise awareness. Let’s save lives.

November is American Diabetes Month. If you are concerned that you or a loved one may have diabetes, take a diabetes health risk assessment. It’s free, quick, and might ensure you get the care you need. The prevalence of the disease in this country is high due to factors such as obesity, unhealthy eating, genetics, and lack of physical activity.

November is COPD Awareness Month. Find a lung doctor today. If you’ve been diagnosed, regular visits with your primary care provider or a pulmonologist are key to managing your condition. And if you’re experiencing symptoms like shortness of breath, chronic cough, or wheezing – don’t wait. Early diagnosis can make a big difference.