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How Extreme Heat Affects Chronic Illness
Learn Why People with Chronic Illness Face Higher Heat Risks—And What You Can Do to Stay Safe Common advice like staying hydrated, wearing breathable clothing, and seeking shade can help, but extreme heat poses serious risks, especially for those managing chronic illness in hot weather. Even well-controlled conditions can worsen during heat waves, increasing the…
Read MoreCan You Drink Too Much Water?
Stay Healthy This Summer with Proper Hydration Summer is here, which often means more time spent outdoors enjoying the sun. We are often reminded of the importance of staying hydrated for safety in the heat, but can we drink too much water? The Importance of Drinking Water Water plays an essential role in maintaining the…
Read MoreAlbuquerque ER & Hospital Joins National Hospitals Against Violence Initiative
The neighborhood ER and hospital strengthens their commitment to community health and safety by supporting a national anti-violence campaign. Media Contact Lisa NealDirector of Marketing lneal@abqhospital.com For Immediate Release: ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (June 26, 2025) – Albuquerque ER & Hospital proudly announces its support of the Hospitals Against Violence national initiative, a campaign to combat violence…
Read MoreAlbuquerque ER & Hospital Facilities Celebrate Years of Outstanding Care
Recognizing six years at the West location and two years at the East location, both hospitals continue to redefine medical care in Albuquerque. Media Contact Lisa NealDirector of Marketing lneal@abqhospital.com For Immediate Release: ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (June 19, 2025) – This month, Albuquerque ER & Hospital West and East proudly celebrate their anniversaries — six years…
Read MoreWhen to Go to the ER for a Sunburn
Summertime is right around the corner, meaning more time outdoors and more time in the sun. While moderate sun exposure can be enjoyable and beneficial for your health, it’s important to remember that the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays are invisible, and overexposure can lead to serious harm. In some cases, severe sunburn may even require…
Read MoreWhy Emergency Care Is Important After a Near Drowning Incident
Understand the Symptoms and Complications That Can Follow Near Drowning As summer begins and families start planning their water activities and outdoor fun, prioritizing water safety is essential. While the emphasis is often on preventing drowning, it is equally important to recognize the serious and potentially long-term complications that can arise from a near-drowning incident.…
Read MoreWhen to Visit the ER for a Work-Related Injury
Discover some of the most common workplace injuries that require immediate medical attention—and what to do when one happens! Injuries on the job happen more often than many realize—and in some cases, they may require an emergency room visit. Workplace injuries can range from minor to severe trauma, all of which can impact your ability…
Read MoreEssential Health Screenings for Women
Learn about some of the most important health screenings every woman should consider to stay on top of her health and overall well-being. Regular health check-ups and screenings often get overlooked in the hustle and bustle of daily life. However, it is important to encourage the women in our lives to prioritize their health with…
Read MoreBest Foods to Boost Energy and Beat Mid-Year Burnout Naturally
As we reach the year’s midpoint, it’s the perfect time to learn what food to use to fight fatigue and power through the months ahead with boosted energy. As we reach the midpoint of the year, it’s a great time to pause and check in on your health. If you’re feeling the effects of nonstop…
Read More5 Signs to Go to the ER for Stress
Discover Some Common Symptoms When Stress Becomes a Medical Emergency Stress is something everyone experiences. Whether you’re dealing with a high-pressure situation or navigating a challenge in life, stress is a normal reaction. But while it’s not your typical emergency, the symptoms stress can trigger may be serious—and even life-threatening. What is Stress? Stress isn’t…
Read MoreWhen Your Child’s Sore Throat Becomes a Medical Emergency
Sore throats are a common symptom often seen in school-aged children and usually aren’t a cause for concern. While sore throats can be uncomfortable, many parents believe that with some rest and over-the-counter medication, their child will quickly return to normal. However, it’s important to be able to distinguish between a minor illness and a…
Read MoreWhen to Go to the ER for a Playground Injury
As the weather warms up and the days grow longer, we’re sure to see children filling the park swings and taking turns on the slides. Playgrounds are a great place for children to get exercise, burn off energy, and let their imaginations run wild. However, no matter how cautious, whether in your backyard, at the…
Read MoreDo I Have Springtime Allergies or a Sinus Infection?
Understand the Difference Between Two Common Springtime Ailments After a long, cold winter, the arrival of spring—marked by warmer temperatures and blooming flowers—excites many people. However, as nature awakens, so does allergy season. For many, this time of year means dealing with symptoms like nasal congestion, sneezing, and itchy eyes. In some cases, severe allergic…
Read More4 Heart Disease Risk Factors You Can Control for a Healthier Heart
While some medical conditions are influenced by factors beyond our control, such as genetics, heart disease is different. There are many common risk factors for heart disease that you can control and significantly reduce your risk by making certain lifestyle choices. The Reality of Heart Disease Cardiovascular disease, which includes heart attacks, strokes, and other…
Read MoreIt’s Never Too Early to Think About Heart Health
Discover How to Prevent Heart Disease at Any Age When most people think about heart care, they often associate it with older age. But the truth is, it’s never too early to develop heart-healthy habits—even for your kids! Prioritizing cardiovascular health from a young age can have a significant impact on the health of the…
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