FAQs from Patients
Using Medicines Correctly I often see patients who use medicines incorrectly. Common examples are: First Aid for a Nosebleed Place Afrin nose spray on a cotton ball. Place it in the nose. Pinch and hold for 15 minutes. Try and remain calm, as higher heart rates have more bleeding. Why do I Have To Fill…
The Importance of Screening for Head & Neck Cancer
Did you know that February 4 is World Cancer Day? This international day of awareness was created by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) to raise global awareness of cancer and encourage its prevention, detection and treatment. If you or someone you love is at risk for head and neck tumors, ensuring that you…
Heart Health Is Ear-risistible
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and chances are you may be thinking about relationships. But did you know there is an important partnership within the body that helps keep your heart and hearing happy? February is American Heart Month, and you’re probably familiar with the importance of cardiovascular health. According to the CDC, 695,000…
Talk to a Pharmacist
When you receive a new prescription, I recommend you speak with a pharmacist to learn how you should take the medication and what the possible side effects may be.
Omeprazole or Prilosec Are Often Not Taken Properly
Take omeprazole on an empty stomach and then eat 30 minutes later. This medicine is only in the bloodstream for a short while after you swallow it. You should then eat 30 minutes later to block the proton pumps in your stomach.
Choose Healthy Habits for Healthy Aging
What do hearing loss and stress levels have in common? Reducing both can lead to healthier aging in the long run, including a decrease in cognitive decline. Studies show that higher stress throughout life can lead to a greater chance of cognitive decline in one’s later years. Take Charge of Your FutureNow’s a great…
Shorter Wait Times in the Office
All patients prefer to wait as little as possible. We have changed the office flow, so wait times are much shorter. To achieve this, patients are now asked to fill out their medical history on our portal prior to scheduling an office visit. For patients who need help with the portal, a visit can be…
Working With a Scribe
Dr. Rosner will typically have an assistant or scribe with him. The scribe enters the history, physical information and orders into the electronic health record. This allows the doctor to spend more face-to-face time with the patient, instead of looking at the computer. At times, instructions need to be given to the scribe. Most patients…