It’s something you hope never happens – that ringing in your ear that never goes away. Cindy Berrane, of Hearing Aid Services, explains a new treatment that is available.

There comes a point for many senior citizens where they just can’t do it all. As Shelly Cook of Loving Arms At-Home Care tells us, opting for at-home care is often the best choice for some families.

You've likely heard of MRSA, but do you know what it is and how you can contract it? Dr. Mark Galbraith of Selma Medical Associates explains what exactly MRSA is.

You smile is a big part of your self-confidence and there is now a quicker way to get that perfect smile. Dr. Jeff Dickson of Shenandoah Valley Implant Institute explains how you can day get same day dental implants.

There comes a point for many senior citizens where they just can’t do it all. As Shelly Cook of Loving Arms At-Home Care tells us, opting for at-home care is often the best choice for some families.

There are a lot of options for dentistry – dentists, oral surgeons, orthodontists, periodontists – but do you know the difference? Periodondist Dr. Jeff Dickson, of the Shenandoah Valley Implant Institute explains.

On April 20th, thousands of people will descend on Washington, D.C. from all over the nation for the National Walk for Epilepsy. As Gina Washington of the Epilepsy Foundation tells us, it all in an effort to raise awareness and funds for research.

Hearing loss is often a fact of life for our aging relatives. But that doesn't mean they have to live with it. The folks at Hearing Aid Services say gaining back lost hearing, can have a positive effect on several areas of an elderly person's life.

Do you require your kids wear a bicycle helmet? If you don't, consider this: traumatic brain injuries are the #1 cause of epilepsy. And bicycle accidents are the biggest risk for children.

It’s a call that is hard for families to make, but one they shouldn’t wait too long to make. Just when do you call Hospice for a loved one with failing health? Jennifer Martin, of Blue Ridge Hospice, has advice on timing the call.

Moms know better than anyone that calming a crying baby can get frustrating at times. Michelle Heishman, a charge nurse in mother/baby at Winchester Medical Center, has tips on what to do when all else fails.

Unless a family member or close friend of yours is living with epilepsy, there is a good chance you don't know much about it. Gina Washington, from the Epilepsy Foundation, gives some background on causes, and ways to manage it.

Valley Health offers several classes to prepare first-time parents for their babies. And as Misty Warren tells us, they also have classes for after the baby is born.

Your smile is an important trait and when it’s off, it’s common to feel uncomfortable and embarrassed. Dr. Jeff Dickson, of the Shenandoah Valley Implant Institute, explains who are candidates for dental implants.

How often do you get your hearing tested? Chances are rarely to never. Tootie Rinker, an audiologist with Hearing Aid Services, talks about what the process involves.

There is a local non-profit that is helping dozens of people in your community get to their medical appointments and health treatments every day. Nancy Feldman explains exactly how Faith in Action works and who qualifies for it.

Getting work done on your teeth and gums can be scary. But there are new, less invasive procedures available. Dr. Jeff Dickson, of the Shenandoah Valley Implant Institute, tells us how new cutting edge technology is making a big difference.

If you find yourself turning the volume on your TV or radio higher and higher, you may be suffer from hearing loss. Travis King, of Hearing Aid Services, tells us what other symptoms to look for

The United States Department of Agriculture and Food and Drug Administration recently came out with some guidelines for both shopping for and storing food.

Pregnancy is the perfect time to clean up your body. Cathleen McCoy, a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist at Valley Health’s Women and Children’s Services has some fitness and nutrition types for moms to be.

How much do you really know about food safety? The United States Department of Agriculture and Food and Drug Administration recently came out with some guidelines for both shopping for and storing food.

As relatives age and need more assistance, our relationship with them often switches over to caregiver. But according to Shelly Cook, of Loving Arms At-Home Care, it doesn’t have to.

Pregnancy is the perfect time to clean up your body. Cathleen McCoy, a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist at Valley Health’s Women and Children’s Services has some fitness and nutrition tips for moms to be.

Getting the news that your child has a congenital heart defect is devastating. Jenny Myers, of the Winchester Chapter of Mended Little Hearts, tells us how the organization works hard to support families who are getting the diagnosis for the first time.

Hearing for the first time that your child has a congenital heart defect is devastating. Jenny Setzer, of the Winchester Chapter of Mended Little Hearts, tells us how local parents are supporting each other through such a tough diagnosis.