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  • Joy and Purpose | Daily Apple Clinic

    Alegría y propósito For Us… It’s About You Our primary goal is to help you do two things: experience daily joy and live out your best purposes. If you cannot discover - or you lose - your joy and sense of purpose, you will be anxious, worried, and stressed. When you are under stress, you cannot sleep, rest, heal and grow. Without proper rest, you cannot feel refreshed and ready for new mental and physical activities. Lacking exercise and purposeful activities, you will not eat and drink properly, and your body cannot function as designed. Vemos a todas las personas como íntegras y valiosas. Creemos que nuestro trabajo más importante como profesionales de la salud es ayudarlo a encontrar su alegría y propósito para ayudarlo a optimizar su potencial de por vida. Mantener su salud física es obviamente necesario, pero es secundario a este objetivo general. Por lo tanto, respire profundo y relájese ... si parece que no está funcionando correctamente, haremos todo lo posible para ayudarlo a superar las inevitables dolencias en el camino y volver a las verdaderas prioridades de su vida. ¿Cómo puedes encontrar tu alegría? Lo crea o no ... encontrar la felicidad es una parte increíblemente importante de su viaje. Cuando estás feliz, lo más probable es que estés en el lugar que es mejor para ti, con las personas que son mejores para ti y haciendo las cosas que son mejores para ti. Y, aunque cada viaje es diferente, empleamos un sistema muy eficaz para ayudarlo a encontrar su alegría. Qué hacemos: Evaluamos sus circunstancias utilizando un conjunto de criterios diseñados para medir las cosas que hacen felices a las personas, y trabajamos junto con usted para ayudarlo a optimizar su situación. Te ayudamos a tomar decisiones sabias y saludables, para que construyas una base de acciones saludables, aprendas a ver el mundo de una manera más positiva y permitas que tu alegría aumente de manera constante. Con tus elecciones crearás una vida en la que respirarás profundamente, disfrutarás cada día y aumentarás tu satisfacción en el momento. Experimentar la felicidad es un proceso que dura toda la vida: ambos deben elegir hacerlo y practicarlo todos los días. Requiere un esfuerzo constante a medida que cambia para mejorar. En el futuro, descubrirá que la actitud realmente importa. Si mira hacia atrás, descubrirá que vivir una vida feliz siempre dependió de usted. ¿Cómo encontramos nuestros propósitos? No se deje engañar. La vida es un regalo. Comienza en la concepción y continúa desarrollándose y revelándose hasta que morimos. El amor es un regalo. Forma todo lo bueno, y no existiríamos sin él. Mientras estamos en esta tierra, podemos encontrar un propósito y experimentar gozo al devolver los dones que se nos han dado. Podemos hacer esto amándonos unos a otros, ayudándonos unos a otros y tratando de entendernos unos a otros. Empiece por intentar esto: piense en su vida y, sin compararse con los demás, responda estas cinco preguntas: ¿Dónde encuentro una profunda satisfacción? ¿Cómo me siento más vivo? ¿Cuándo experimento una alegría tremenda? ¿Cuándo me siento más apreciado o valorado? ¿Qué cosas necesarias hago por los demás en las que soy bueno y me apasiona? (Escriba sus respuestas. Pueden superponerse o constar de más de una idea o área). A medida que responda estas preguntas y recopile los resultados, no solo obtendrá una idea de cuáles son sus dones, sino que tendrá un nuevo sentido de cómo compartirlos con los demás. Se formará una imagen de la persona que eres y la persona que quieres ser. Con este simple ejercicio, comenzará a descubrir su razón de ser y su propio "por qué" personal. Una analogía Imagínese esto ... una casa que se asienta sobre una base sólida con cuatro pilares fuertes en las esquinas de esa base. Los pilares sostienen un techo que sostiene un asta de bandera y una bandera ondeando al viento. Alrededor de la casa está el barrio y el entorno natural donde se planta la casa. Más allá del barrio está el mundo en el que vive la casa. Esa casa ... eres tú. Para explicar la metáfora: el techo es su alegría que lo protege fielmente de los elementos, y la bandera en el asta de la bandera, erguida sobre el techo, es su sentido de propósito ondeando en la brisa. La clave es darse cuenta de que el techo y la bandera impulsan todos los comportamientos saludables. No querrá fortalecer sus pilares sin que su alegría y propósito estén bien establecidos en su corazón y mente. No pensará que tiene una razón para mantenerse saludable a menos que esté persiguiendo sus objetivos de vida. Debe estar haciendo las cosas que estaba destinado a hacer con profundo gozo. Eso significa sonreír, reír y reír entre dientes tan a menudo como sea posible mientras hace las cosas que ama. Próximos pasos Una vez que haya probado el ejercicio anterior, consulte las páginas Los cuatro pilares y Estilo de vida y medio ambiente para ver cómo encaja la imagen completa. Reservar una cita

  • Congress Park | Daily Apple Clinic

    Ubicaciones: Congress Park DAC - Parque de Congresos Congress Park es un vecindario vibrante y próspero ubicado en el centro-norte de Denver, cerca de Jewish Hospital, con Rose Hospital cerca. Encontrará todo tipo de tiendas imaginables y Congress Park se considera uno de los vecindarios más seguros de Denver. El vecindario cuenta con excelentes escuelas y parques. El área está delimitada por Colorado Blvd., Colfax Ave., York St. al oeste y 6th Ave al sur. El centro de la ciudad de Denver, el parque de la ciudad, el parque Cheesman, los jardines botánicos y el centro comercial Cherry Creek están a tiro de piedra. Enlaces a otros sitios web de Congress Park: http://congressparkneighbors.org https://www.trulia.com/n/co/denver/congress-park/81797/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congress_Park,_Denver

  • Mental Health | Daily Apple Clinic

    Mental Health Daily Apple Clinic Adult Care, Primary Care, & Family Nurse Practitioners located in Congress Park, Denver, CO Sadly, many of us often don’t assign the same level of importance to a mental health checkup as we would a physical checkup. This is often due to negative connotations associated with visiting a mental health professional. However, your emotional well-being is just as important as your physical health. By identifying early signs of depression, anxiety, mood changes or uncomfortable thoughts or emotions, they can be treated effectively, and more serious consequences and events can usually be avoided. Daily Apple Clinic is located in Congress Park in Denver, Colorado. Paul Reynolds, FNP and Monica Schonteich, FNP and all of the skilled providers here are ready and able to care for your needs, educate you about your diagnosis and craft an individualized treatment plan. To explore the mental health services available at Daily Apple Clinic, call the office or schedule a consultation online today. Call Us: 720-593-8989 Mental Health Q & A What is Mental Health? According to MentalHealth.gov, mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Mental health is important at every stage of life, from childhood and adolescence through adulthood. It is a complex part of your wellbeing that includes your thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and social interactions. It may seem to have little to do with your physical health on the surface, but the two impact each other in significant ways. What are some signs that I need mental health care? Many mental health conditions can affect you at any age; some are short-lived, some are intermittent, and others are lifelong. Dr. Stephanie Pituc, a licensed psychologist at North Memorial Health, recommends seeking mental health support if you experience the following common signs and symptoms: Sleeping problems Spontaneous change in appetite Moods change often or not often enough Excessive fear Physical signs of stress Frayed relationships Easily irritated Changes in behavior Losing a sense of identity and purpose Trouble with resilience and bouncing back There are many other possible symptoms. Try to be mindful of your emotions, behaviors, and your overall function to help you notice changes as they occur. Daily Apple Clinic offers comprehensive mental health evaluations and can diagnose many of the most common mental illnesses. Please make an appointment for a consultation to see if we can help. What are some common mental health conditions? After making a diagnosis, Daily Apple Clinic works with you to manage your mental health condition. A few of the conditions they specialize in managing are: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder that typically appears in childhood and can manifest in adulthood. T here are two general categories of ADHD symptoms: hyperactive and inattentive. Hyperactive symptoms include: trouble sitting still, talking or interrupting others, whereas inattentive symptoms may include problems with organization and daydreaming. Depression: Depression, or major depressive disorder, is a common yet serious mental illness. Patients with this diagnosis may experience ongoing low mood, low energy, loss of interest in usual passions, feelings of worthlessness, and even thoughts of suicide. Anxiety: Anxiety disorders go beyond the scope of day-to-day worries. Patients with an anxiety disorder often experience worries and fears that influence and control their decisions and behaviors. Symptoms and complications may include: irritability, muscle tension, fatigue, restlessness, and poor sleep. How can I manage my mental health? Managing your mental health is inherently challenging to handle on your own; however, professional help from Daily Apple Clinic can get you back to feeling like yourself and functioning at full capacity in order to realize your potential again. Usually, treatment for mental health conditions involves a tailored combination of: Lifestyle changes: Making changes to your daily and weekly routines by building consistent patterns that create a more purposeful focus, which can have a significant positive impact on your mental wellbeing. Your provider may suggest dietary changes, educational tools, sleep programming or stress relief strategies. Counseling: Psychological counseling can help you learn to recognize and change your patterns in thinking. Benefits may include: improved communication and interpersonal skills, greater self-acceptance, a new ability to change self-defeating behaviors, better expression and management of emotions, better stress management, improved problem-solving and conflict resolution skills, and a greater sense of self and purpose. Medication: There are a variety of medications available for mental health conditions, including antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, antipsychotics, and stimulants for ADHD management. If you’re interested in a mental health evaluation, or assistance with the symptoms we have described here, please call Daily Apple Clinic or book an appointment online today. 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  • Services Q&A | Daily Apple Clinic

    Services Q & A Daily Apple Clinic Adult Care, Primary Care, & Family Nurse Practitioners located in Congress Park, Denver, CO At Daily Apple Clinic we offer a full scope of healthcare services for all age ranges. Below you will find some of the most common services we offer and frequently asked questions concerning those services. If we can be of assistance as you are researching various health topics, please feel free to give us a call, so we can provide insights that may help you understand your health issue or help you improve your health in any way. You can also check out the "Education" page and browse articles there. We are always glad to help you live your best possible life as we provide reliable information about your health needs. Take care Call Us: 720-593-8989 Services we offer: Primary Care click for info Skin Problems click for info Women's Health click for info Mental Health click for info Urgent Care click for info Nexplanon/IUD click for info Weight Loss click for info Headache click for info Abdominal Pain click for info Colds & Coughs click for info ENT Problems click for info Allergy & Asthma click for info UTIs Click for info Men's Health click for info STD Testing click for info Arthritis Care click for info

  • Urgent Care | Daily Apple Clinic

    Urgent Care Daily Apple Clinic Adult Care, Primary Care, & Family Nurse Practitioners located in Congress Park, Denver, CO An illness or injury that does not appear to be life threatening but can't wait until the next day may need to be treated in a more urgent setting. Urgent care also affects you financially because better access to care when you need it allows you to avoid expensive care at the emergency department while receiving the treatment you need in a timely fashion. Daily Apple Clinic is located in Congress Park in Denver, Colorado. Paul Reynolds, FNP and Monica Schonteich, FNP and all of the skilled providers here are ready and able when y ou have an immediate need for same-day medical care. If time is of the essence, call the office to schedule an appointment, book one online, or simply walk-in today. Call Us: 720-593-8989 Urgent Care Q & A What is Urgent Care? Urgent care usually refers to same-day primary care and lab services for immediate medical needs that are not life-threatening. Why would I need Urgent Care? If you do have a life-threatening emergency, it is important that you go to the nearest emergency room or dial 911. However, Daily Apple Clinic offers walk-in visits with little to no wait times when you need prompt, effective medical care. You or a family member may need urgent care if you experience one of the following conditions: High or long-lasting fevers Sore throat Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea Severe or long-lasting coughs Shortness of breath Difficulty breathing Minor burns Minor fractures Other injuries Pelvic pain Severe headaches Rashes Dizziness Lightheadedness Frequent or painful urination When in doubt about whether your symptoms could warrant an urgent care visit, please call the Daily Apple Clinic office, and friendly staff members will gladly assist you in determining what you may need to do next and getting you the care you need. What happens during Urgent Care visits? During urgent care appointments at Daily Apple Clinic, compassionate staff members will greet you and quickly attend to your needs. You will tell them about your symptoms, medical history and current health conditions. They will assess your weight, temperature, pulse, blood pressure, and other vital signs. Your provider will then review your information and complete a physical exam evaluating your eyes, ears, throat, neck, and abdomen, as well as your breathing, heartbeat, and reflexes. Your provider may recommend you undergo a nasal or throat swab, urine test, blood test, asthma testing, or allergy testing. In addition, they may suggest same-day X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, ultrasounds, or other imaging procedures. What are my treatment options during Urgent Care visits? When you arrive at Daily Apple clinic with any illness or disease requiring urgent treatment, your provider may recommend one of the following: Home remedies: Home remedies and lifestyle changes that may speed up healing. They may include getting plenty of rest, drinking more fluids, eating nutritious foods, and using ice packs, heat packs, or braces for injuries. Medications: Taking over-the-counter or prescription medications can help you recover from an illness or better manage your illness or chronic disease. Your provider may also prescribe a medication that is only available through a pharmacy. Injections: Injections help reduce symptoms of infection, arthritis, injuries, or allergies; vaccinations lower your chance of becoming ill, especially in the fall and winter season. Inhalers: Using an inhaler can help you breathe easier if you are experiencing an acute lung infection, or struggle with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or other respiratory problems. Injury care: Daily Apple Clinic also provides comprehensive care for wounds, burns, small or minor fractures, and other injuries to help you heal quickly and reduce pain. Referrals: The Daily Apple Clinic team may refer you for hospital or specialty care if you have a serious or complex medical problem. If you or a loved one needs same-day urgent care services, please call the Daily Apple Clinic office, walk-in, or book an appointment online today. Services we offer: Primary Care click for info Skin Problems click for info Women's Health click for info Mental Health click for info Urgent Care click for info Nexplanon/IUD click for info Weight Loss click for info Headache click for info Abdominal Pain click for info Colds & Coughs click for info ENT Problems click for info Allergy & Asthma click for info UTIs Click for info Men's Health click for info STD Testing click for info Arthritis Care click for info

  • Healthshare comparison | Daily Apple Clinic

    Ministerios de salud compartida Esta es una página de prueba para crear una página de comparación de atención médica. empresas / ministerios con información relevante para ayudar a las personas a tomar decisiones sobre lo que deseen utilizar. Explicará qué son y qué no son. Incluirá enlaces a artículos que también hayan escrito sobre esto. Dejará que esto sea un resumen y dejará que otros agreguen los detalles. Es necesario experimentar con la hoja de cálculo de Google para ver si el texto se ajusta y las columnas se ajustan

  • Men's Health | Daily Apple Clinic

    Men's Health Daily Apple Clinic Adult Care, Primary Care, & Family Nurse Practitioners located in Congress Park, Denver, CO Both men and women experience the same common diseases: heart disease, cancer, diabetes, depression and STI's. In this article, we will focus more specifically on one issue concerning sexual performance in men: erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction can cause stress, affect your self-confidence and contribute to relationship problems. Problems having or maintaining an erection can be a risk factor for heart disease and may also be a sign of an underlying health condition that needs treatment. If you are experiencing erectile dysfunction (ED), please visit us at Daily Apple Clinic in Congress Park of Denver, Colorado. Paul Reynolds, FNP, Monica Schonteich, FNP, and their experienced team can offer medications and proven medical treatments to improve your sexual performance and overall health. Please call the clinic to learn more or book an appointment online today. Call Us: 720-593-8989 Men's Health Q & A What is erectile dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction, commonly known as ED or impotence, is the inability to get and keep an erection firm enough for sex. Having difficulty with an erection from time to time isn't always a cause for concern, but it often is a source of embarrassment. Treatment may include focusing on an underlying issue, or medications and more direct treatments may be more appropriate. What are the risk factors for ED? Male sexual arousal is a complex process involving interconnected body systems. Additionally, stress, anxiety and mental health concerns can cause or worsen erectile dysfunction. Sometimes a combination of physical and psychological issues cause erectile dysfunction. Some common causes and risk factors include: Older age Tobacco use Diabetes Heart disease Obesity Prostate surgery Radiation treatment Injuries Some medications Drug or alcohol use Stress Anxiety Depression In order to prevent erectile dysfunction, we recommend healthy lifestyle choices and managing any existing health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease and other chronic health issues. You should stop smoking, avoid alcohol and illegal drugs, exercise regularly, learn to reduce stress and find help for anxiety, depression and mental health concerns. How do I discuss erectile dysfunction with my doctor? Short answer: However you're most comfortable. Just ask any question you need to in order to clarify your understanding. When you discuss erectile dysfunction with your provider at Daily Apple Clinic, they will review your current symptoms, medical history and other specific sexual problems such as premature or delayed ejaculation. You will review your medical history for diabetes, heart disease and other conditions that may be linked to your erectile dysfunction. Your provider will conduct a thorough physical exam and may recommend blood tests, urine tests, ultrasounds, or other imaging procedures in order to gather additional important information. What are common ED treatments? The treatment for ED generally starts with taking care of your heart and vascular health. Common treatments available for erectile dysfunction include: Lifestyle changes: Maintaining healthy lifestyle habits, including weight loss if you’re overweight and regular exercise, may help reduce ED symptoms without the need for further intervention. You may be asked to stop smoking and stop using drugs and alcohol. You will likely also discuss emotional issues such as relationship conflicts, depression and anxiety. Medications: Oral pills known as phosphodiesterase type-5 inhibitors are the most common. Brand names are Viagra, Cialis, and Levitra. These medications increase penile blood flow and the rigidity of your erection. Hormone therapy: Low testosterone is a possible cause of erectile dysfunction. You may be tested several days apart in order to determine your levels of serum testosterone. If levels are low, your doctor may suggest injections, patches, or gels to boost testosterone in your body. Injections: Penile injections with a very fine needle, done by the patient at home, can stimulate blood flow and provide a reliable erection for 20 to 30 minutes. Self injection lessons will be given in the doctors office prior to doing it on your own. If you have hesitated to discuss erectile dysfunction with your provider up until now, please see a trusted and knowledgeable member of the Daily Apple Clinic healthcare team for assistance with this important issue. Please call the office to schedule an appointment or book one online today. 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  • Arthritis Care | Daily Apple Clinic

    Arthritis Care Daily Apple Clinic Adult Care, Primary Care, & Family Nurse Practitioners located in Congress Park, Denver, CO Arthritis typically affects individuals in the later stages of life. Early and effective treatment is important to minimize symptoms and prevent the disease from worsening over time. Some forms of arthritis, such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and gout tend to become more serious as they progress. Taking care of your arthritis will allow you to minimize pain and joint damage and improve or maintain your joint function and quality of life. At Daily Apple Clinic in Congress Park of Denver, Colorado, Paul Reynolds, FNP, Monica Schonteich, FNP, and their highly trained team can diagnose and treat arthritis to reduce pain levels, decrease inflammation, and allow you a better quality of life. Call the office to schedule an arthritis care appointment or book one online today. Call Us: 720-593-8989 Arthritis Care Q & A What is arthritis? Per the CDC: Arthritis is a general term for conditions that affect the joints or tissues around the joint. There are more than 100 types of arthritis. Most types of arthritis cause pain and stiffness in and around the affected joint or joints. Some types of arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis, can also affect the immune system and internal organs of the body. The joints of the knee, shoulder, hip, back, hand, wrist and foot are most commonly affected. The most common form of arthritis is called osteoarthritis. Other common types include: rheumatoid arthritis, gout and fibromyalgia. What are the symptoms of arthritis? Symptoms vary depending on the type of arthritis you may have. Common symptoms you may experience with arthritis include: Joint pain Stiffness Swelling Decreased range of motion Reduced mobility Redness Warmth Joint disfigurement Symptoms can develop suddenly or gradually and may occur intermittently or persist for many years. What are the risk factors for arthritis? Many risk factors for arthritis may be under your control and others may not. Arthritis risk increases with age and most types of arthritis are more common in women. Certain genes you are born with may also make you more likely to develop arthritis or allow it to become worse. However, many risk factors are "modifiable" and, by making lifestyle changes, you can decrease your risk of having or worsening your arthritis. You can maintain a healthy weight by eating healthy foods and increasing physical activity. See your doctor right away if you think you may have an infection in a joint or if you have injured a joint due to recent trauma or repetitive stress. Avoid occupations with excessive bending and squatting and with hazards that may make you prone to injury. Importantly, you can stop smoking and never restart. How does my doctor diagnose arthritis? Arthritis is usually diagnosed clinically during an interview with a patient and by conducting a careful physical exam of painful areas. Swollen, red, stiff and painful joints may be arthritic. Your provider at Daily Apple Clinic will review your symptoms and medical history and carefully evaluate your joints and range of motion in order to create a treatment plan that will work best for you. They may recommend urine tests, blood tests, joint fluid testing, X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, or ultrasounds, if needed. What does arthritis care consist of? Common arthritis treatments include: Home remedies: Home treatments that can reduce arthritis pain include regular exercise, heat packs, cold packs, shoe inserts, and braces or canes. Medications: Medications such as NSAIDs help reduce joint pain and arthritis disease progression. Injections: Joint injections can lubricate your joints, reduce inflammation, enhance healing, and alleviate arthritis pain. Physical therapy: R egular physical activity and therapy can help relieve arthritis pain and stiffness, increase your energy levels and improve your mood to help you feel more positive. Surgery: Surgery can remove, repair, or replace damaged joint tissues. Your Daily Apple Clinic provider can refer you to a specialist if you’re a candidate for joint surgery. Properly managing arthritis can help you decrease pain, improve overall function and keep you productive. It will allow you to pursue activities that are important to you. Call the office to schedule an appointment or book one online today. Services we offer: Primary Care click for info Skin Problems click for info Women's Health click for info Mental Health click for info Urgent Care click for info Nexplanon/IUD click for info Weight Loss click for info Headache click for info Abdominal Pain click for info Colds & Coughs click for info ENT Problems click for info Allergy & Asthma click for info UTIs Click for info Men's Health click for info STD Testing click for info Arthritis Care click for info

  • Lifestyle and Environment | Daily Apple Clinic

    Estilo de vida y medio ambiente Estilo de vida: mejorando Su estilo de vida describe sus ideas y acciones como se refleja en la forma en que pasa su tiempo. Enfatizamos el tiempo porque la vida se basa en el tiempo. Y, en ese momento, solo se mueve en una dirección, requiere que prioricemos continuamente nuestras elecciones mientras decidimos cómo interactuaremos con nuestro entorno y las personas dentro de nuestra esfera de influencia. Aunque tendemos a adormecernos felizmente con los segundos que pasan, la verdad es que cada momento es una bifurcación en el camino, una decisión que tomar. Cada elección se basa en la siguiente y, con el tiempo, se convierten en un hábito. El objetivo es que reconozcamos el poder de nuestras elecciones en cada posible coyuntura a medida que nos volvemos más saludables, felices, tranquilos, con más energía y más eficaces para compartirnos a nosotros mismos y nuestros mejores dones con los demás. El objetivo es desarrollar hábitos que mejoren nuestra vida. Según Freidman y Martin en The Longevity Project, las personas más longevas que estudiaron tenían las cualidades de una “persona prudente, persistente y bien organizada”. Llamaron a estas características "comportamientos concienzudos". Las personas que tenían estas cualidades tendían a tomar decisiones más saludables sobre el matrimonio y las relaciones, el trabajo y los comportamientos de salud, lo que también aumentaba la longevidad. Estas personas eran más reflexivas, proactivas, cuidadosas y consistentes. Pero, ¿cómo te conviertes en ese tipo de persona y qué puedes hacer para vivir más tiempo? ¿Y si alguien hubiera acumulado, organizado y sintetizado toda la mejor información sobre las mejores formas de vivir, y todo lo que tuvieras que hacer? ¿Qué fue aprenderlo, internalizarlo e implementarlo de una manera única? Medio ambiente: suelo rico Uno de nuestros autores favoritos, Dan Buettner, que escribió Blue Zones y The Blue Zones of Happiness merece todo el crédito por lo que creemos que es una de las mejores guías disponibles en esta área. En sus libros y en su sitio web , describe cómo descubrió cinco 'islas' de personas longevas en varios lugares del mundo y las lecciones que aprendió de ellas. Como escritor de National Geographic, la visión del mundo y las filosofías de Dan se basan firmemente en el concepto de "lugar". Propone que un medio ambiente saludable es la base para una vida saludable y que, en lugar de intentar cambiar los comportamientos en conjunto, podemos 'mover la aguja' más allá rediseñando las comunidades para que las opciones más saludables sean esencialmente inevitables. En DAC también estamos de acuerdo en que nuestros entornos deben optimizarse y que podemos hacerlo tanto de forma colectiva como individual. Coincidimos en que nuestro hogar es de lo más importancia. Nuestras clínicas están diseñadas intencionalmente como clínicas comunitarias. Apoyamos los jardines comunitarios, las caminatas semanales de limpieza en varios vecindarios, los senderos para caminar y andar en bicicleta y los espacios verdes siempre que sea posible. Alentamos a nuestros pacientes a que se reúnan en grupos para caminar, andar en bicicleta, nadar y correr por razones de salud social y física. Le pedimos que se levante temprano y dedique dos horas a la semana a disfrutar del entorno natural que lo rodea para sanar su cuerpo, refrescar su mente y conectarse con su yo espiritual. Dan y sus equipos de investigación de la Zona Azul pudieron extraer nueve características de la vida que las poblaciones longevas tienen en común. Descubrió que estos grupos: • Muévete naturalmente • Tener un sentido de propósito • Participar en rutinas de reducción del estrés • Deje de comer antes de que se llenen (regla del 80%) • Come principalmente plantas • Beba vino tinto con moderación con la familia, los amigos y la comida. • Pertenecer a una comunidad basada en la fe • Dar prioridad a la familia y los compañeros de vida • Tener redes sociales sólidas Esta lista nos brinda un excelente "anteproyecto" para describir un estilo de vida saludable que nos permitirá cometer menos errores según elijamos en el momento. Cuando elegimos vivir de una determinada manera y en un determinado entorno, tendremos mejores oportunidades de desarrollar esos hábitos saludables que sabemos que nos permitirán una vida mejor. Bastante simple. Recuerda: tu entorno es donde estás en cualquier momento. Son las personas con las que estás cerca (o no) todos los días. Debes optar por rodearte de alternativas saludables y voces saludables, para que seas plantado en un suelo rico que te permitirá crecer. Es absolutamente esencial que busques lugares, espacios y personas saludables y vivas para construir la mejor vida posible. Círculo completo: de vuelta a ti El crecimiento y el cambio siempre ocurren solo de una persona a la vez. Dado que cualquier individuo puede cambiar de opinión en cualquier momento, son los individuos quienes deben elegir respetarse unos a otros con intención y con buenas razones, y quienes luego velarán constantemente por los mejores intereses de la comunidad y el medio ambiente que comparten. Todo se reduce a cambiar el corazón de las personas. Y eso es en lo que nos enfocamos en DAC. Sabemos que no ayudaremos a todos. Solo tratamos de ayudar a los que podemos. Si nuestra voz se hace más grande, también lo hará nuestro impacto. Veremos cómo va, pero no pararemos de intentarlo. Nuestro objetivo en DAC es hacer el trabajo pesado por usted. Nuestro esfuerzo y enfoque es brindarle las ideas más veraces, útiles y efectivas para crear los mejores métodos para optimizar su vida y bienestar. ¿Por qué hacemos esto? Porque queremos que marques la diferencia en tu vida. Y parte de esa diferencia es ver que la vida nunca se trata solo de ti. En un universo de 13.5 mil millones de años y en un planeta donde hay alrededor de 8 mil millones de personas que han aparecido en el último 1/6 de segundo del año, ¿cómo puede esta existencia humana ubicarte en el centro? Debes mirar fuera de ti mismo para ver la razón por la que llegaste aquí. ¿Cómo y por qué llegaste a ser y qué vas a hacer con tu regalo de vida? Solo tomarás de esta vida las lecciones que aprendas y el amor que elijas. Permite que esta realidad te ayude a poner las cosas en perspectiva. Búscate a ti mismo para entender para qué fuiste hecho y para qué fuiste hecho. Descubre tus propósitos y permítete cumplirlos. Haremos todo lo posible para ayudarlo. Pero ... el tiempo corre. (Si se adelantó para consultar esta sección, lea sobre Alegría y propósito y Los cuatro pilares para ver cómo encaja el panorama general). Book an Appointment

  • Primary Care | Daily Apple Clinic

    Primary Care Daily Apple Clinic Adult Care, Primary Care, & Family Nurse Practitioners located in Congress Park, Denver, CO One of the best ways to maintain your health and reduce the risk of illness and disease is to see a primary care provider on a regular basis. A primary care provider is essential in helping you maintain good health, prevent disease by identifying risk factors, and manage chronic disease in order to increase longevity and improve your quality of life. Daily Apple Clinic is located in Congress Park in Denver, Colorado. Paul Reynolds, FNP and Monica Schonteich, FNP and all of the skilled providers there are ready and able to care for your needs. Our clinic generally specializes in primary care services for adults and kids ages 12 and older. Please call the office to schedule an appointment or book one online today. Call Us: 720-593-8989 Primary Care Q & A What is Primary Care? Primary care is healthcare at a general rather than specialized level, often for people making an initial approach to a doctor or nurse for treatment. It is a branch of medicine focused on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of common chronic (ongoing) and acute conditions. Why might I need primary care? Primary care providers manage day-to-day health needs. Establishing a long-term relationship with a primary care provider (PCP) keeps you healthier and lowers medical costs. A PCP can teach you ways to stay healthy, treat you when you're sick and help you get more advanced care when you need it. You might need primary care if you’re at risk of, or currently need help with, some of the following conditions: High blood pressure High cholesterol Diabetes Heart disease Thyroid disorders Asthma or allergies Injuries Illnesses Arthritis Obesity Chronic pain Erectile dysfunction (ED) Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) Skin problems such as warts, moles, rashes, or skin tags In addition to primary care, Daily Apple Clinic offers a comprehensive list of specialized services and procedures. These might include dermatology services (cryogenic treatment, wart and skin tag removal, mole excision, biopsies, Botox, etc.), laceration repair with sutures or glue, wound care, urgent care needs, women's health procedures and testing, assistance with mental health and referrals to other specialists as needed. We provide vaccinations, medications, prescriptions, and more. What happens during primary care visits? When you arrive at Daily Apple Clinic for primary care appointments, you will be greeted by compassionate staff members who listen and are interested in how they can best take care of you. When testing is necessary, Daily Apple Clinic offers on-site, point-of-care testing which provide immediate results and so we can offer symptom relief as quickly as possible. Examples include: pregnancy tests, strep throat testing, mononucleosis testing, influenza testing, fecal occult blood tests, COVID testing, urinalysis, drug screening, spirometry, etc. Daily Apple Clinic also partners with both Quest and LabCorp. Those lab facilities are nearby, and there’s a pharmacy across the street for added convenience. The clinic also partners with many nearby hospitals and facilities for imaging and referrals. We offer many in-office procedures as noted above and fill medications via e-prescription. A clinical evaluation may include the following: Vital signs check: Your provider assesses your weight, body mass index (BMI), pulse, blood pressure, and temperature during the vital signs check portion of your appointment. Medical history review and physical: Your provider reviews your symptoms and medical history and completes a physical examination to assess your throat, breathing, heartbeat, abdomen, skin, reflexes, etc. In addition, your provider may perform breast and pelvic exams or a Pap test to screen for signs of cervical cancer in women or conduct a prostate exam for men. Diagnosing testing: If you have an illness, disease risk factors or show signs of a medical problem, your Daily Apple Clinic provider may recommend diagnostic testing. Examples include nasal or throat swabs, STD testing, blood tests, urine tests, asthma or allergy tests, pregnancy testing, X-rays, ultrasounds, or other imaging procedures. Treatment: Primary care treatments typically include lifestyle changes (weight loss, healthy eating, regular exercise, etc.) but may also include home remedies, dermatology treatments, medications, injections, or injury care. Your provider may refer you for further diagnostic testing or specialty care for complex medical problems. When should I schedule primary care appointments? Of course, every individual is different, so the following guidelines are not set in stone. In general for both men and women, if you are in basically good health and under the age of 50, it is recommended you see your PCP every three years for a checkup. After age 50, see your doctor once a year. Then, visit us as needed for acute illnesses, chronic health issues or follow-up visits. You are usually able to book a same-day appointment if you or your family and friends experience new or unusual symptoms or have concerns about your health and wellness. To schedule a primary care appointment with the Daily Apple Clinic, please call the office or book a consultation online today. Services we offer: Primary Care click for info Skin Problems click for info Women's Health click for info Mental Health click for info Urgent Care click for info Nexplanon/IUD click for info Weight Loss click for info Headache click for info Abdominal Pain click for info Colds & Coughs click for info ENT Problems click for info Allergy & Asthma click for info UTIs Click for info Men's Health click for info STD Testing click for info Arthritis Care click for info

  • Education | Daily Apple Clinic

    Educación Creemos en el aprendizaje. "Busque la verdad, conozca la verdad, viva la verdad, comparta la verdad". El filósofo griego Sócrates dijo: "Una vida sin examen no merece la pena ser vivida". Es así que nuestro objetivo es proporcionar una mayor comprensión de los principios y fundamentos clave para una buena salud. Intentaremos compartir lo mejor de lo que hemos descubierto y hacerlo de manera interesante, atractiva, útil y accesible. Háganos saber si hay algo en particular que le gustaría que investiguemos y haremos todo lo posible para brindarle la mejor información que podamos encontrar. Consulte los siguientes enlaces. Felicidad Defining Quality of Life: A Wild-Goose Chase? | Barcaccia | Europe’s Journal of Psychology Sam Adams founder: Unless you're a sociopath, being happy is better than being rich Robert Waldinger: What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest study on happiness | TED Talk | TED.com A Formula for Happiness - The New York Times World Happiness Report 2018 | World Happiness Report 25 Habits for Improving the Quality of your Life | Wanderlust Worker Nancy Etcoff: Happiness and its surprises | TED Talk | TED.com A Better Kind of Happiness - The New Yorker The Power of Positive People - The New York Times 2018’s Happiest States in America The happiest and healthiest states in the US, ranked Best states for happiness? WalletHub study ranks Hawaii first, West Virginia last Hawaii Tops U.S. in Wellbeing for Record 7th Time Japan May Have Worked Out The Secret Formula For A Happy Life | HuffPost The secret to happiness is shockingly mundane | New York Post Jeff Bezos: Ask yourself these 12 questions to live a long, happy life This 60-Second Habit Has Helped Put Me In a Better, More Productive Mood Each Morning | Inc.com 7 Global Stories From The 2010s That Bring Joy: Kite Ki1 Toilet party! Goat Resc : Goats and Soda : NPR 20 Ways To Be A Happier Person In 2020, According To Therapists | HuffPost Life Cuddling with your partner does something very surprising to your health Tristeza There Are 3 Key Times in Life When You Are The Most Lonely, Study Shows 7 Thoughts That Are Bad For You LiveScience Is everything you think you know about depression wrong? | Society | The Guardian Young People Are Lonelier Than Their Elders : Shots - Health News : NPR Nutrición y Obesidad Dean Ornish: heart doctor with a diet that reverses heart disease How to Improve Gut Health Using Nutritional Momentum| Well+Good Want To Lose Weight? Don't Diet, Say Researchers Eat Smart, Move More NC Plant-Based Diets as Medicine: Food for Thought The shocking truth about losing weight Inaccurate obesity reports by medical residents require intervention Endocrinology Association of Exposure to High Rates of Obesity With Overweight and Obesity | Obesity | JAMA Pediatrics | The JAMA Network Colorado Springs Residents Least Likely to Be Obese Obesity Rates & Trends Overview - The State of Obesity USPSTF Sticks With Behavioral Approaches Only for Obesity Doctors Should Send Obese Patients To Diet Counseling, Panel Says. But Many Don't : The Salt : NPR Losing 120 pounds with keto and the right mindset - Diet Doctor 600+ Low-Carb Recipes - Delicious, Easy Meals at Any Time - Diet Doctor Low-Carb Vegetables - Visual Guide to the Best and Worst - Diet Doctor Fasting myths - Diet Doctor More Than Half of Physicians and Nurses Say Obesity Is a Disease Why Am I Not Losing Weight? | HuffPost Life 8 weight loss tips proven by science - Healthista The Dr. Dean Ornish Program for Reversing Heart Disease - YouTube UnDo It With Ornish | Ornish Lifestyle Medicine 'What We're Eating Is Killing Us' - Global Nutrition Report Can Diet Reverse Type 2 Diabetes? Only 12 percent of American adults are metabolically healthy, study finds Obesity: How to Diagnose and Treat an Epidemic Why Food Could Be the Best Medicine of All | Time What we aren't eating is killing us, global study finds - CNN How black women are walking away from the obesity epidemic - CNN Millions of cardiovascular deaths attributed to not eating enough fruits and vegetables | EurekAlert! Science News "Greeting from both myself and my Microbiome" - Dr Rangan Chatterjee - Cytoplan Why The Microbiome Diet Is Healthy For Everyone - mindbodygreen Great article on gut microbiome Nutritionist says premature death is preventable with this diet | Fox Business The Truth Behind What Intermittent Fasting Does to Your Body | Inverse How Intermittent Fasting Could Help You Live Longer and Better | Inverse Opinion | Our Food Is Killing Too Many of Us - The New York Times Wellness journal by Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken could improve diet, mood, sleep and strength | Daily Mail Online What Is the Dubrow Diet? | Food Network Healthy Eats: Recipes, Ideas, and Food News | Food Network 12 Effective Tips to Lose Belly Fat Naturally | Power of Positivity Health Experts agree on 5 food types to eat daily for happiness and health | Inverse The best way to lose weight boils down to these three things How to lose weight: Doctor shares daily dozen checklist for healthy weight loss Addicted To Sugar? This Doctor Says It's 'The New Tobacco' | Here & Now 7 Intermittent Fasting Benefits That Aren’t Weight Loss Intermittent fasting might be one of the only fad diets backed by actual science The Mediterranean diet: a guide to recipes, shopping list and more Mediterranean diet scores another win for longevity by improving microbiome - CNN How to lose weight, according to a dietitian Extreme Weight Loss: Patients Shed Serious Pounds Kayla Itsines' BBG Workout And Mindful Eating Helped Me Lose Weight Intermittent fasting: Surprising update - Harvard Health Blog - Harvard Health Publishing What Does 'Clean Eating' Mean, Anyway? | Food Network Healthy Eats: Recipes, Ideas, and Food News | Food Network Actividad Física Harvard Health: 5 of the best exercises you can ever do Mayo Clinic: 7 Benefits of Regular Physical Activity Best exercise for longevity What kind of physical exercise can help you stay young? Exercise May Stop Your Body From Aging Being Fit May Be as Good for You as Not Smoking - The New York Times Exercise And Yoga Can Ease Chronic Pain Better Than Drugs : Shots - Health News : NPR New study says not exercising is pretty much the worst thing you can possibly do – BGR Exercise, Depression, and Anxiety: The Evidence New science shows the power of the pushup — Quartz Regular Exercise May Keep Your Body 30 Years ‘Younger’ When Is the Best Time to Work Out? Body Clock Study Offers New Insights | Inverse Why the world is obsessed with heart rate-monitoring workout Orangetheory - Business Insider 61-year-old CEO shares his tips for staying fit at any age - YouTube Association of Cardiorespiratory Fitness With Long-term Mortality Among Adults Undergoing Exercise Treadmill Testing | Cardiology | JAMA Network Open | JAMA Network 10,000 Steps Per Day? Fitness Trackers Push It, But How Many Do You Really Need? : Shots - Health News : NPR Taking up exercise in middle age slashes your risk of an early death | Daily Mail Online Margot Robbie's personal trainer on exactly how to get a Hollywood body - Healthista A Better Measure of Health Than Body Weight - The Atlantic Estilos de Vida How Meditation Might Help Your Winter Workouts - The New York Times Why Being Popular Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up To Be with Professor Mitch Prinstein - Dr Rangan Chatterjee Can a 70-Year-Old Have the Arteries of a 20-Year-Old? The Power of Community with The Happy Pear - Dr Rangan Chatterjee Green Space & Health: Why Living Near A Park Makes You Healthier Health Coaching Dramatically Lowers Patients' Systolic Blood Pressure -- AAFP News Now -- American Academy of Family Physicians How Much Is Too Much? How To Find The Line Between Healthy Habits & Numbing Behavior - Healthy lifestyle education 2019 Health & Wellness Trends: 11 Trends To Watch - mindbodygreen Survive Life's Deepest Stresses With These 8 Skills : Shots - Health News : NPR 'Being rich' is an empty goal, says The Financial Diet - Business Insider About mindbodygreen - mindbodygreen Episode 30: Mindfulness Instead of Medication with Danny Penman - Dr Rangan Chatterjee What Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger learned about life at age 7 This Is the Exact Amount of Time You Should Spend in Nature Each Week, New Study Finds | Inc.com Why Time With Friends Is So Good for Your Health | Time Billionaire Warren Buffett: This is the most important thing in life Duluth physician prescribes changing lifestyles for better health | Duluth News Tribune Longevidad Blue Zones: places on earth where the most centenarians live and how they live so well and for so long A Harvard study says these 5 habits may help you live 10 years longer 5 habits that can add years to your patient’s life These five habits will lengthen your lifespan 9 Secrets To Living Longer 5 ways to extend your life expectancy by a decade - CNN 129: Dr. Frank Lipman - The Truth About Getting Old • Finding Passion And Meaning In Your Life (You Don't Need To Quit Your Job) Ancestry releases longevity study from partnership with Google startup Calico Anti-aging | A Comprehensive Guide to Growing Younger You have two ages, chronological and biological. Here's why it matters - CNN Your Body Has Its Own Age & It Says A Lot About Your Health - mindbodygreen Optimize your social connections for longevity - Blue Zones Exceptional Longevity: Study Reveals Optimism Is the Key to a Long Life | Inverse Optimists Live Longer, Study Finds — And A Positive Outlook Is Teachable : Shots - Health News : NPR The Longevity Diet: What to Eat to Live Longer and Healthier - Health For Healthy New Year's Habits, Learn From The World's Longest-Lived Peoples : Shots - Health News : NPR Longevity tips you should know for living a longer, healthy life | Well+Good World's new oldest man, 111, who retired 55 years ago has a cheeky message for Her Majesty | Daily Mail Online These 5 habits can give you a longer, healthier life | World Economic Forum Living to 100 comes down to these 5 things, according to a dietician Longevity nutrition tips from Blue Zones communities | Well+Good Optimism, friendship and tidy socks – the secret to living to 100 | Life and style | The Guardian Dr. Michel Poulain - Blue Zones Propósito Why we do what we do | tonyrobbins.com Meaning Is Healthier Than Happiness - The Atlantic Answer 6 Questions to Reveal Your Life Purpose – Benedict Insurance Group If You’re Searching for Purpose, Ask Yourself These 5 Questions 27 Questions to Reveal Your Purpose - UST 10 Deep Questions That Help You Find Your Life Purpose 6 Great Questions to Find Your Purpose in Life - Answer 5 Questions And You'll Know Your Life Purpose Discover Your Purpose - Robert Holden How to motivate yourself to change your behavior | Tali Sharot Answer These 6 Questions To Reveal Your Life Purpose - Career Point Kenya Self-made millionaire Scott Galloway: Why you shouldn't follow passion The origins of the universe facts and information Having a Purpose In Life May Lessen The Risk Of Early Death : Shots - Health News : NPR A sense of purpose could prolong your life — Quartz The Case for Conscientiousness: Evidence and Implications for a Personality Trait Marker of Health and Longevity Want More Meaning From Your Work? 5 Ways Generosity Is Key PETER CRONE Dormir Wake up, America: You're fooling yourself about sleep, study says - CNN One simple way to reduce high blood pressure — along with the risk of heart attacks, cardiovascular disease and strokes - MarketWatch Sleep deprivation kills more than 3000 Australians every year: report Night Shifts and Unhealthy Lifestyle Combine to Up Risk of Diabetes Why circadian rhythm fasting is the new intermittent fasting | Well+Good Effects of cardiac rehabilitation with and without meditation on myocardial blood flow using quantitative positron emission tomography: A pilot study | SpringerLink

  • Direct Pay | Daily Apple Clinic

    Esto probablemente será solo una explicación de qué es el pago directo y por qué ahorra dinero a largo plazo. Podría hablar sobre las HSA Podría hablar sobre el tipo de personas que usan esto. Podría hablar de cómo es una alternativa al seguro.

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