When you're busy, convenience is important. Instead of driving to your physician's office, they might be able to make a house call via a virtual visit, also known as telemedicine.

If you need to see your doctor, call their office and they can determine whether an in-office appointment or a virtual phone or video appointment is best based on your specific needs. If you don't have a doctor, call OneCall at (740) 455-7500.

Chronic health conditions for adults 50 to 60 years of age

Baby Boomers are the 76 million people born between 1946 and 1964, in the relative calm and prosperity following World War II.

Despite their optimistic outlook and general affluence, Baby Boomers face unprecedented health challenges. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that 60 percent of adults age 50 to 64 suffer from one or more chronic health conditions. These chronic diseases are among the top causes of death and disability in Boomers.

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If you or a loved one have been recently diagnosed with cancer, you may find yourself confused or overwhelmed. Deciding on a treatment plan, as well as understanding cancer terms and what they mean, can also be confusing.

We've created this easy-to-understand infographic to help explain 13 cancer terms every patient should know.

Download 13 Cancer Terms You Need to Know (Infographic) PDF

Download 13 Cancer Terms You Need to Know (Infographic) PDF