Weather Notice: Primary Health clinics may close early on Wednesday, July 24th in the case of inclement weather leading to power outages.

Don’t Hit the Road Without This Summer Safety Essential

Summer in Idaho means road trips, camping, lake days, and more time spent outdoors. This also means more opportunity for scrapes, stings, sunburns, and unexpected injuries. Whether you’re headed across town or into the mountains, keeping a well-stocked first aid kit with you is a simple but important way to be prepared for anything the season brings.

Nearly Half of U.S. Adults Have Hypertension

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, affects nearly 48% of adults in the U.S. according to the CDC. Even more concerning is most people don’t even know they have it. Sometimes called the “silent killer,” hypertension typically causes no noticeable symptoms, but it can quietly damage your heart, brain, and kidneys over time.

Leading the Way in Antibiotic Stewardship

Antibiotic resistance is a growing global health crisis, and overuse of antibiotics only accelerates the development of drug-resistant bacteria. At Primary Health Medical Group, we are one of the few outpatient healthcare providers committed to combating this issue through a dedicated antimicrobial stewardship program.

Spring Cleaning for Allergy Relief

Spring is here, and while longer days and blooming flowers are welcome signs of the warmer season, it also brings pollen, dust, and other allergens that can make life a little harder for those with seasonal allergies. If you suffer from hay fever, also known as allergic rhinitis, spring cleaning isn’t just about tidying up, it’s a key step in improving your indoor air quality to help reduce your allergy symptoms.

Telehealth Urgent Care Now Available

In an ongoing effort to provide quicker access to quality care, Primary Health Medical Group is excited to announce the launch of telehealth urgent care.

Tips for a Shorter Wait in Urgent Care

A prolonged illness season, closures of non-Primary Health clinics and an ongoing shortage of healthcare workers are contributing to longer waits in urgent care in the Treasure Valley.
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