Mental Health
What it means to be dual eligible for Medicare and Medicaid
Many seniors on Medicaid who are approaching Medicare eligibility ask an important question – will I lose my Medicaid if I get Medicare?
The answer...
Menopause, mood swings and how to get relief
Menopause is well-known for the symptoms it can cause. While symptom severity can vary from person to person, the National Institutes of Health (NIH)...
PMS vs. PMDD: How to tell the difference
Over 90% of women report symptoms like cramps, fatigue and mood changes in the weeks between ovulation and menstruation. You may know this combination...
New Episode of So Glad You Asked: Breastfeeding Choices and Challenges
New Episode of So Glad You Asked: Breastfeeding Choices and Challenges
Join us for our latest episode of So Glad You Asked with Dr. Ruta...
Types of mammograms and when they’re recommended
Screening mammogram.
Diagnostic mammogram.
2D mammogram.
3D mammogram.
There are different types of mammograms and mammogram machines, and it may be hard to know which you might need...
Hospital@Home | Podcast | HealthPartners blog
For some patients, receiving medical care in a hospital can be unfamiliar, stressful and even scary. Combining hospital-level medical care with the ability to...
What staph infections look like and how they happen
Your skin is home to hundreds of types of bacteria that make up the skin microbiome. One of these bacteria is called staphylococcus aureus,...
VA benefits and Medicare for veterans
If you’re a military retiree or veteran turning 65, you’ve probably got some health coverage questions. After all, 65 is when most people become...
Recognizing symptoms of sepsis and when to get help
An occasional infection is a part of life. Some, like the common cold, go away on their own with rest and self-care. But in...
Cold sore triggers, symptoms & treatment
Before a big work presentation, before a first date, before picture day: Cold sores can appear at the worst times. When you need them...