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12/23/2025

Purchasing homeowners insurance is critical for protecting your home.

12/22/2025

If you're living with chronic pain, it's important to make sure you're asking the right questions to your medical provider. Click below to read more and prepare for your next visit. http://bkd.co/6184tUE5I

12/22/2025

Gentle Yoga Class begins January 8th at our Perrysburg site.
Call (419) 874-0847 or stop by to register!

12/17/2025

12/15/2025

TeleMeMD, Urgent Care, or the ER? Choosing the right door matters.

Healthcare works best when patients enter the system at the right level of care. That’s where TeleMeMD changes the equation.

Use TeleMeMD for non-emergent concerns that benefit from rapid access and continuity. This includes acute illnesses (sinus infections, UTIs, rashes, coughs), medication refills, follow-ups, lab review, sleep concerns, and chronic condition management. Unlike traditional telehealth, TeleMeMD can also provide in-person care when needed, including point-of-care testing and select suture repairs, helping patients avoid unnecessary urgent care or ER visits.

Use Urgent Care when a hands-on exam or broader testing is required but the situation is not life-threatening. Minor fractures or sprains, larger lacerations, persistent vomiting, moderate asthma exacerbations, or infections requiring imaging or expanded diagnostics fit best here.

Use Emergency Care for true emergencies where minutes matter—chest pain, stroke symptoms, severe shortness of breath, uncontrolled bleeding, major trauma, altered mental status, or severe allergic reactions.

TeleMeMD is the smart starting point. It combines virtual care, in-person services, and ongoing primary care to deliver appropriate treatment without delay or excess. When a higher level of care is truly needed, patients are directed to urgent care or emergency services thoughtfully and safely.

Right care.
Right place.
Right time.

TeleMeMD 419-410-3039

12/14/2025

It can be overwhelming to care for an aging parent who lives alone. Learn about some different options for support.

12/11/2025

Check out my recent podcast appearance!

Podcast Episode · The Financial Leadership Podcast · 12/05/2025 · 1h 1m

12/05/2025

12/04/2025

Do you have a close relationship in which you want to discuss a difficult topic but are unsure how to approach it?

A FREE workshop on how to handle difficult topics is being held on Wednesday, December 12 at the Wood County Senior Center from 2:30 to 4 p.m.

In this workshop, designed by graduate students in Relational Communication at BGSU, participants will make a plan for discussing a difficult topic in a close relationship.

We will discuss important close relationships, such as friendships, sibling relationships, parent-child relationships, and romantic relationships and approaches to talking about difficult topics such as finances, end of life planning, and health. Participants will identify a difficult topic and close relationship, consider their goals in the relationship, and select an approach that will work for them and their relationship.

We are in need of community members to take part in the workshop for the BGSU students to share their findings. To register contact the programs department at programs@wccoa.net , sandraf@bgsu.edu, or call 419.353.5661 to participate. Feel free to visit WCCOA website at www.wccoa.net

For more information on the study contact Sandra Faulkner by email at sandraf@bgsu.edu or by phone at 419.372.1998.

12/04/2025

12/04/2025

BEHIND THE STETHOSCOPE: Why I started a concierge telehealth practice.

I started TeleMeMD after years of watching patients run into the same barriers over and over—long waits, confusing insurance rules, surprise bills, and a system that made getting care harder than it needed to be. Too many people avoided help not because they didn’t want care, but because the process felt overwhelming, expensive, or inaccessible.

TeleMeMD is my answer to that. I built a model that strips away the traditional obstacles. No insurance hoops. No unpredictable costs. No call centers or weeks-long delays. Patients reach me directly, quickly, and with complete clarity about what their care will cost.
Whether through telehealth or a house call, my focus is simple: provide timely medical care, guide patients through the decisions ahead, and make sure no one gets lost in the system. I coordinate referrals, follow through on the details, and bring back the personal connection that medicine should have never lost.

TeleMeMD exists to make healthcare accessible, transparent, and human again.
TeleMeMD: Medical care delivered when and where you need it.

Call today! 419-410-3039

12/01/2025

Winter has a way of turning even the most energetic among us into blanket-seeking hibernators. As the cold settles in and sunlight fades, it’s easy to give in to the gravitational pull of the couch. But the human body thrives on movement—even when the world outside feels frozen.

Think of winter activity as a mini-experiment in adaptation. Short bursts of movement—ten minutes of stretching between tasks, a quick bodyweight routine before work, or a brisk lunchtime walk—quickly add up. Your muscles stay engaged, circulation gets a boost, and your brain rewards you with extra clarity.

Indoors, creativity helps keep things interesting. Resistance bands stored in a desk drawer, a stationary bike for reading, or simple mobility drills for stiff joints—these aren’t grand gestures, just smart ways to keep your body from idling.

If you head outside, let the cold be your training partner, not your obstacle. Dress in layers, watch for ice, and breathe in that fresh, invigorating air. The bonus? Brighter mood and sharper focus, thanks to a little winter sunlight helping to nudge your circadian rhythm.

Staying active in winter isn’t about achieving peak fitness—it’s about maintaining momentum, supporting your wellbeing, and fueling a healthier future. Keep moving, stay resilient, and make winter just another environment to explore.

TeleMeMD 419-410-3039