Fallbrook Healthcare Partners

07/05/2022

We have made the decision to close this office due to the availability of other care locations in the region. We thank Dr. Reynolds and our staff for providing high quality care to our community.

02/24/2022

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic joint pain. Although surgery is often seen as a last resort, today’s medical technologies make joint replacement an increasingly viable option for those wanting to enhance their quality of life. Read more about how joint replacement could be the answer to your chronic joint pain!

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Chronic joint pain? Joint replacement may be an answer Millions of Americans suffer from chronic joint pain. Although surgery is often seen as a last resort, today’s medical technologies make joint replacement an increasingly viable option for those wanting to enhance their quality of life. If pai...

02/17/2022

Many people think of heart disease as something only men need to pay attention to. But it is also important to be well-informed about heart disease if you are a woman. It will help you know how to better prevent the disease, what to watch out for and what to do if you suspect you have a problem.

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02/14/2022

We want to wish everyone a Happy Valentine's Day from our team at Fallbrook Healthcare Partners! Today is the perfect day during American Heart Month to also give your own heart some love too! Taking care of your heart can be as simple as the ABCS. Talk with your health care team about Aspirin, Blood pressure control, Cholesterol management, and Smoking cessation.

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02/10/2022

These healthy crispy rice cereal treats are made with creamy peanut butter. Turn them into a healthy Valentine's Day snack by cutting out heart-shaped treats. No one will miss the marshmallows!

LINK TO RECIPE: https://bit.ly/3HmOyrF

02/07/2022

February is National Heart Month! Did you know that heart disease is the number one cause of death in the US? During Heart Month in February and throughout the year, make your heart health a priority. Here are a few helpful tips on keeping your heart beating strong:

-Quit smoking/tobacco/vaping.
-Balance healthy eating and physical activity to lose weight more easily and keep it off.
-Sleep can affect your heart health, so remember to get between 7-9 hours each night.
-Get your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar checked, as these can all affect your heart health.

Recognize the symptoms of a possible heart attack, including chest discomfort, shortness of breath, nausea and lightheadedness. Remember, men and women can present with different symptoms. Call 911 immediately.

02/03/2022

Whether you celebrate Chinese New Year or you just love Chinese food, try these pork dumplings. One of the "lucky" foods for the Chinese holiday, dumplings represent "wealth" and with this easy recipe, you are taking steps toward better health too!

LINK TO RECIPE: https://bit.ly/3AQqbA7

02/01/2022

February is American Heart Month! Every year more than 600,000 Americans die from heart disease. When we prioritize our health and take care of , we set an example for those around us to do the same. Raise awareness and talk to your Primary Care Physician about what you can do to prevent heart disease.

01/26/2022

Get Buffalo wings flavor without Buffalo wings fat! Try these spicy chicken tenders marinated in buttermilk and hot sauce for a tasty, low-fat crowd pleaser, perfect for game day or any day!

LINK: https://bit.ly/3rTRLIZ

01/25/2022

Feel like you’re dragging through the day even after what you think is a good night’s sleep? Do you take a nap as often as you did when you were a toddler? Occasional daytime sleepiness is a common occurrence, but when you find your fatigue getting in the way of everyday life, it’s time to get to the bottom of what’s going on.

Here are a few conditions which may be causing your unrelenting sleepiness: https://bit.ly/3G4mAQg.

01/21/2022

Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood, according to the American Red Cross. Blood donations are used for accident victims, as well as cancer, organ transplant and surgery patients. Unfortunately, our blood banks are experiencing their biggest shortage in over a decade.

If it’s been a while or you’ve never given blood before, here are 10 reasons why now is the perfect time to donate: https://bit.ly/3Ai6gtA.