Dr. Clayton Falknor, MD, is a specialist in ophthalmology who treats patients in Colorado Springs, CO. This provider has 19 years of experience. They accept 34 insurance plans including Medicare.
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It’s the return of allergies in Colorado and it’s shaping up to be an active season this spring after a winter that brought lots of snow across the state. Denver7’s Jason Gruenauer spoke with Dr. Mark Montana, Medical Director at CareNow Urgent Care and shared what allergy sufferers are seeing and offered treatment tips to help ease the sneezing and watery eyes. Jason Gruenauer, Denver7: Dr. Mark, I got to ask you, what is the latest on this year’s allergy season? · Dr. Mark Montana, Medical Director CareNow Urgent Care: That’s a rea ...
club in Colorado Springs. "Coloradoans deserve to be safe in our communities, in our schools... adults — doctors, mental health professionals, and teachers — to petition a judge to...
Dr. Marta Lee Holley-Walz, OD, is a specialist in optometry who treats patients in Colorado Springs, CO. This provider has 28 years of experience and is affiliated with Children's Hospital Colorado...
Verity, a rescued black Labrador puppy, was in Colorado for eight days when her new foster family realized she was sick. Verity looked thinner and was less active, her foster family said. Her symptoms quickly worsened — goopy eyes, fever, unwillingness to eat, a cough and rapid breathing. Schroeder and the foster family took Verity to the vet, but they couldn’t figure out what the puppy had caught and referred the group to emergency services. Verity was hospitalized for three days as veterinary staff tried to treat her symptoms and wait for ...
The William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center, which opened in mid-2020 on the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs campus, is owned by the university and partly-rented by
But her heart rate was rising. ; And when her heart races, Lilly Downs would later explain, she can feel it pounding in her chest. She can feel her chest tightening, making it harder to breathe. Her head hurts, too, when her heart rate spikes, sometimes just from standing — which has happened more often than she’d like in the months after her first bout with COVID-19 late last year. ; Lilly glanced at the Apple Watch on her left wrist. It showed her heart racing at 191 beats per minute, higher than she expected. If that number continued to rise, she’d have to leave the field to rest. She wasn’t supposed to let it go above 200 beats per minute.
So far, Colorado has only reported a handful of mpox cases this year, but health officials are urging at-risk people to get vaccinated and consider other precautions this summer. Mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, took off in Colorado and nationwide in spring and summer 2022. The virus is native to parts of Africa and typically jumps into humans sporadically when people hunt or live close to animals that carry it. Last year, however, it was spreading between people in countries where it normally...
State of Colorado and Pagosa Springs COVID-19 Updates For more information regarding COVID-19... acres in western Colorado. Governor Polis said three of the blazes — the Grizzly Creek...