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For decades, the dominant conversation around mental health has centered on brain chemistry. Terms like “chemical imbalance” have shaped how people understand depression, anxiety, and
Social connection outperforms medication for well-being by fostering support, belonging, and lasting emotional health beyond symptom management. Health is more relational than many realize. At
Burnout vs. depression is a conversation that is more important today than ever. Both experiences share many signs, including exhaustion, low motivation, and feelings of
Everyone wants to feel better, and preferably, fast. Whether it is shedding weight, boosting energy, improving sleep, or balancing blood pressure, the promise of immediate
When it comes to diabetes, too many people are stuck in survival mode. They manage blood sugar with pills, track glucose on apps, and go
We’ve all been told that stress is harmful. It causes illness, drains energy, and should be avoided entirely. But what if that idea is only
When most people think of the word “exercise,” a few images come to mind: sweating profusely on a treadmill, struggling through a boot camp class,
Sleep is one of the most overlooked aspects of health. In a culture that rewards productivity and hustle, rest often feels like a luxury rather
Most people want to feel better. They want more energy, better sleep, less stress, and fewer medications. But the gap between wanting to be healthy
Nutrition can feel like a numbers game. Everywhere you turn, someone is promoting a new ratio, calculator, or formula. It is easy to get caught
Traditional healthcare can be frustrating. Long wait times, rushed appointments, and unpredictable medical bills leave many patients feeling underserved. The fee-for-service model, while widely used, often
Healthcare today often feels like a frustrating maze of paperwork, rushed appointments, and impersonal service. Patients find themselves waiting weeks for appointments that last mere
Dealing with the traditional healthcare system can be exhausting. Long wait times, limited access to doctors, and unexpected costs often leave patients frustrated and stuck
Understanding the nuances of personalized healthcare models is essential for making informed decisions about your care. Two popular models, Concierge Medicine and Direct Primary Care
Can you have DPC and health insurance together? Yes, you can. Many people choose to combine Direct Primary Care (DPC) with a traditional health insurance
Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog is for general educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical advice or a substitute for professional healthcare. Reading this blog does not establish a doctor-patient relationship with Health Rising Direct Primary Care or Dr. Jordan Salmon. Always consult your physician or another qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment. Do not disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you have read here. We encourage you to discuss any health concerns or decisions with your own family physician or primary care physician.