Health Promotion

The process of empowering individuals and communities to gain control over their health, improving well-being by fostering healthy behaviors, creating supportive environments (like parks or healthy food access), and implementing public policies that address social determinants of health (like income or housing) to achieve health equity and reduce disease.

GLP1 Medications: An Important Part of the Weight Loss Program at Monarch Medical

GLP1 Medications: An Important Part of the Weight Loss Program at Monarch Medical By: Laura jetter , ARNP | July 12, 2026   Maybe you have tried everything to lose weight. You counted calories, cut carbs, joined a gym….. but you still feel like you are struggling. Maybe you have lost a little but just […]

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Allergy Drops: Treating the Root Cause of Allergies, Not Just the Symptoms

Allergy Drops: Treating the Root Cause of Allergies, Not Just the Symptoms By: Laura Jetter, ARNP | May 24, 2026   The air starts to warm, the birds return, the days grow longer. Spring is a breath of fresh air. Unless…. your allergies are running the show. Sneezing, congestion, itchy eyes, sinus pressure, postnasal drip,

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Glutathione: The Master Antioxidant for Whole-Body Wellness

Glutathione: The Master Antioxidant for Whole-Body Wellness By: Laura Jetter * April 28, 2026   Health is one of the most essential factors in quality of life. It determines how you feel, how you function and ultimately will either become an inhibitant or an accelerant on your journey to achieving your goals. In a healthcare

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Understanding EoE: Signs, Triggers, and Effective Treatments

Understanding EoE: Signs, Triggers, and Effective Treatments By: Laura Jetter, ARNP | March 23, 2026   Meet Anna, a patient with EoE. “Food had been becoming more difficult to swallow for months. I could feel it moving slowly down my esophagus, but if I ate small bites and drank extra water, I could get it

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