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Halloween Around the CDC Guidelines on Trick or Treating

In a year full of disruptions, people, especially children are craving normalcy. What could be more normal than Halloween-as-usual? Trick-or-treating, haunted houses, costume parties, and parades were all supposed to be epic this year, as Halloween falls on a Saturday night AND is literally once in a blue moon because it will be the second… View Article

Athletics and Safely Social Distancing During Play

With professional sports back on TV and students returning to school in one fashion or another comes renewed talk about the safety of participating in athletic activities during COVID-19. Is it safe to play group sports during a pandemic? What about if they are played outside? Or if they don’t require direct physical contact? While… View Article

Discussing Infection Protection with your children

Talking to Kids About Infection Protection Talk of the coronavirus pandemic has become part of our daily conversations especially with schools opening up in New Jersey and some using the hybrid scheduling with a few days in school per week. Naturally, our kids hear a lot about the virus as well—some true, some not so… View Article

Facts about Antigen Testing

Though we are now months into our fight against the coronavirus, many people still have a lot of questions and uncertainties about COVID-19 testing and if and when they should get tested. Should I get an antibody test, or an antigen test? Is it worth getting tested if I don’t receive my results for a… View Article

Insurance Myths And Facts

Q: Will my insurance company cover COVID-19 test? A: Due to the constant changes and regulations we ask you to call your plan for coverage detail information. Q: The Federal Government said I shouldn’t pay anything for COVID-19 testing A: The Federal government only has jurisdiction for federal guidelines. Some insurances are exempt from… View Article

Covid 19 safety during the 4th of July weekend

Traditionally, the fourth of July weekend is a time for Americans to come together and celebrate our nation’s independence and the freedoms this country affords. It’s a time to gather with neighbors, friends and family for hot barbeques, cold drinks and dazzling fireworks. Yet given what we’ve experienced in the first 6 months of 2020,… View Article

Seasonal Allergies and Symptoms

How to Alleviate Seasonal Allergies and Symptoms If you suffer from seasonal allergies, you’ve surely well aware: allergy season is upon us! For many of us, this puts a damper on the warmer weather, as we battle bouts of itchy, watery eyes, sneezing and other symptoms caused by pollen or other allergens. How do I… View Article

Dont Forget Lyme Disease

Don’t Forget Lyme Disease We’ve all got a lot on our minds these days, but as we look to stretch our legs and begin to spend more time outdoors, it’s important that we keep the presence of ticks and Lyme disease in mind. It’s not something to obsess over, but it’s certainly something you should… View Article

Mythbusters for Covid 19

Mythbusters for Covid 19 The internet has made the modern era both a time of incredible information sharing and a whirlwind of misinformation and distortion. Whether intentional or accidental, the sharing of half-truths and flat out lies can skew our understanding of current events and the world around us, and negatively impact our ability to… View Article

Covid-19: Opening Up Safely and Smartly

Covid-19: Opening Up Safely and Smartly It takes breathing in 1,000 virus particles to get sick. Five minutes of talking to someone indoors is enough to cause an infection. Masks reduce this risk. Sneezing and coughing releases a lot of virus particles. One sneeze or a cough is enough to get someone sick. Stay… View Article