Making Urgent Care Visits Easier for Children

Making Urgent Care Visits Easier for Children

You were all set for a fun afternoon, maybe heading to the library or grabbing a treat after school, but then your child started to sniffle or complain of feeling achy. Plans changed quickly, and now you are off to the clinic instead. For little ones, that kind of...
Is It Really an STD If You Don’t Have Symptoms?

Is It Really an STD If You Don’t Have Symptoms?

Let’s say you’re enjoying your usual booth at Waffle House when a conversation next to you catches your attention. Someone mentions that they recently heard there’s a difference between an “STI” and an “STD.” It’s a small moment, but it’s a good question. Is one more...
7 Common Questions About AFC Urgent Care

7 Common Questions About AFC Urgent Care

When planning to visit our clinic, you might have lots of questions. We want you to feel comfortable and well-informed, so we’ve put together answers to some of the most common questions we receive. Whether you’re wondering about wait times, bringing your kids along,...
What are STDs/STIs?

What are STDs/STIs?

With winter fading and days growing longer, you’ll notice more people heading outdoors to enjoy the pleasant weather. As you resume your outdoor activities, like taking regular walks in the Gary Underwood Park, it’s a great time to also prioritize your health....
Measles: Rash, Causes, Symptoms & Treatments

Measles: Rash, Causes, Symptoms & Treatments

After enjoying a weekend of adventures at local parks, a museum, and Defy Escapes with your family, the news reports that measles cases are emerging in the area. Given the lasting impact of COVID on our health concerns, it’s completely natural to feel alarmed by such...
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)?

What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)?

Winter brings its share of cozy comforts—warm blankets, hot drinks, and local traditions in Knoxville keep the spirit alive in the cold. Yet, for some, the season also brings an undercurrent of sadness, fatigue, and withdrawal. These feelings could be linked to...