Winter weather forces the heart to pump blood harder in order for the body to maintain warmth, and severe cold temperatures can cause the blood vessels to constrict. Our bodies automatically prioritize the vital organs when exposed to below-freezing temperatures, which is why your fingers and toes are the first extremities to turn pale and...Read More

Diabetes and heart health are intricately linked and require careful attention and management. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death globally, and individuals with diabetes are at a significantly higher risk.* While managing a diabetes diagnosis can feel intimidating, there are easy and effective ways to alleviate...Read More

Heart disease is often viewed as a serious issue for men, in particular. However, both men and women are affected since it is the number one cause of death* for American women as well as men.  At Premier Medical Group, we understand that your heart health matters and our team of cardiologists are trained to...Read More

Your heart performs a vital function, pumping about 5 liters of blood on average per minute. While active, whether running or exercising, your heart may pump about 4 times as much blood to help ensure you get the oxygen you need to maintain your energy. In essence, you need a healthy heart to stay active...Read More

By one estimate, 44 percent of Americans make a New Year’s resolution. That’s the good news. However, not everyone succeeds in meeting their goal. In fact, by February a whopping 80 percent of resolutions will fail. Is this your experience? Have you managed to stick by your 2022 resolution? We want you to succeed because...Read More

  With the arrival of autumn, we begin to notice the beauty in the shifting leaves outside and the crisp chill that signifies the end of summer. We may even take note of the seasonal arrival of pumpkin flavored treats in our local coffee shops. But, as we shift from shorts and swimsuits to sweaters...Read More