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Join ARC for National Wear Red Day on Friday, February 3
January 27, 2012
Friday, February 3 , is "National Wear Red Day," designated by the "Go Red for Women" campaign of the American Heart Association, to highlight February as AHA Heart Month and to bring attention to women's heart disease and prevention. 
Friday, February 3 , is "National Wear Red Day," designated by the "Go Red for Women" campaign of the American Heart Association, to highlight February as AHA Heart Month and to bring attention to women's heart disease and prevention.
What NOT to Catch: Strep throat is still "going around" in Central Texas
January 27, 2012
Strep throat, a contagious bacterial infection that can be treated with antibiotics, continues to affect many Central Texans. Austin Regional Clinic physicians have seen an increase in patients with strep throat over the last few weeks.
Strep throat, a contagious bacterial infection that can be treated with antibiotics, continues to affect many Central Texans. Austin Regional Clinic physicians have seen an increase in patients with strep throat over the last few weeks.
What NOT to Catch: Allergens and Allergies, Especially for Asthma Sufferers
January 20, 2012
Central Texans with asthma are having a hard time right now because of allergies and the allergens in the environment. Read more to learn about ways to help manage the condition.
Central Texans with asthma are having a hard time right now because of allergies and the allergens in the environment. Read more to learn about ways to help manage the condition.
Find Your Doctor by Last Name or Using a Zip Code Search
January 19, 2012
This month, you will see two new Advanced Search options available on the ARC web site that helps you find a doctor using a Last Name or Zip Code search.
This month, you will see two new Advanced Search options available on the ARC web site that helps you find a doctor using a Last Name or Zip Code search.
ARC Welcomes Dr. Samantha J. Newbould
January 13, 2012
ARC welcomes Samantha J. Newbould, MD to the Family Medicine Department at ARC South. Dr. Newbould will start on January 17, 2012. She is accepting new patients and you can Request a Future Appointment Online.
ARC welcomes Samantha J. Newbould, MD to the Family Medicine Department at ARC South. Dr. Newbould will start on January 17, 2012. She is accepting new patients and you can Request a Future Appointment Online.
What NOT to catch: It's not too late to vaccinate against the Flu!
January 13, 2012
This week, the Austin Regional Clinic laboratory saw 1-3 positive flu tests each day, indicating that peak flu season will most likely begin in two to three weeks. However, it’s not too late to get the flu vaccine and provide effective protection throughout the flu season.
This week, the Austin Regional Clinic laboratory saw 1-3 positive flu tests each day, indicating that peak flu season will most likely begin in two to three weeks. However, it’s not too late to get the flu vaccine and provide effective protection throughout the flu season.
What NOT to catch: Cedar Fever and other allergies
January 6, 2012
Right now, many people are suffering from allergies, including cedar allergies, often referred to as the “cedar fever.” Mountain Cedar pollen season extends from December to February, and is unique to Central Texas, with cedar pollen counts among the highest of any plant in the world.
Right now, many people are suffering from allergies, including cedar allergies, often referred to as the “cedar fever.” Mountain Cedar pollen season extends from December to February, and is unique to Central Texas, with cedar pollen counts among the highest of any plant in the world.
During the New Year’s Eve holiday weekend, ARC After Hours Clinics Will Be Open
December 29, 2011
During the New Year’s Eve holiday weekend, ARC After Hours Clinics will be open. For immediate care, please call ARC Far West After Hours Clinic at (512) 346-6611 . ARC Central Registration will also be open during the New Year’s Eve holiday weekend. All other Austin Regional Clinic medical offices are closed Dec. 31, 2011 – Jan. 2, 2012, and will be open normal business hours on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012.
During the New Year’s Eve holiday weekend, ARC After Hours Clinics will be open. For immediate care, please call ARC Far West After Hours Clinic at (512) 346-6611 . ARC Central Registration will also be open during the New Year’s Eve holiday weekend. All other Austin Regional Clinic medical offices are closed Dec. 31, 2011 – Jan. 2, 2012, and will be open normal business hours on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012.
