Eunice Clinic of JALH

22/02/2023

One of the best things you can do for your heart is to not smoke, or if you do smoke, to stop. The benefits start almost immediately from your last cigarette. In just one year after you quit, you’ll cut your risk of coronary heart disease by 50%.

17/02/2023

Our office will be closed Tuesday, February 21 in celebration of Mardi Gras. Laissez les bons temps rouler!

15/02/2023

Checking your blood pressure is quick and painless and can tell you a lot about your heart health. High blood pressure is a risk factor for a heart attack or stroke, so take a moment to check your blood pressure. A normal reading is considered 120/80. If yours is higher, talk with your doctor about ways to lower it.

08/02/2023

Is your child sniffling and sneezing? Here are tips that can help soothe and comfort.

If you have questions or would like an appointment with our pediatrician, Dr. Hebert, please call us at 337-603-6010.

Does your child have the cold or flu? WebMD shows you how to ease your child's cold or flu. Help symptoms like cough, sore throat, and stuffiness.

02/02/2023

Regular physical activity is great for your heart health. In celebration of American Heart Month, add more movement into your day. It could be a walk in the neighborhood, going outside to play with your children or grandchildren, going to the gym, parking further from the store entry, and even taking the stairs instead of the elevator. Let’s move!

25/01/2023

Adolescents need activity! Video games, texting, or listening to music has become normal for many kids and they aren’t getting the exercise they need.

Encourage outdoor play by having equipment on hand, such as a basketball goal, tether ball, bicycles, or enjoy playing at the park. This can help them develop healthy habits and keep weight within moderate levels for a beneficial future.

16/01/2023

We're honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. today and remembering his wise words. As a reminder, we are closed January 16 in observance of MLK day.

13/01/2023

We will be closed on January 16 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. day.

11/01/2023

Infants should be put in their cribs lying on their backs, not on their stomachs. This helps reduce the tragedy of SIDS, or sudden infant death syndrome.

They can’t turn their heads or roll over if they aren’t able to breathe. Lying on their backs helps keep their airway clear. Continue this until they are old enough to roll over and move their heads.

04/01/2023

Did you know that morning exercisers are more likely to be consistent with their fitness schedule? Getting a workout done first thing eliminates a lot of scheduling conflicts, so lace up those tennis shoes in the a.m. and start your day with a workout!

30/12/2022

Here’s to a bright new year, full of health and happiness!

27/12/2022

We will be closed Monday, January 2 for New Year’s. We look forward to seeing you Tuesday, January 3. Happy New Year!

24/12/2022

Wishing you health and joy this Christmas season.

20/12/2022

We will be closed Monday, December 26. We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday, December 27. Merry Christmas!

13/12/2022

When entertaining for the holidays, be mindful of those with asthma or allergies. Heavily scented candles, potpourri or air fresheners can cause discomfort. Limit their use to keep holiday harmony.

05/12/2022

A flu shot can help prevent the flu or reduce the severity of the symptoms. It’s National Influenza Vaccination Week, a great time to call us at (337) 603-6010 to schedule your appointment.

01/12/2022

If your Christmas tree is causing an allergy flare-up, consider these tips:

When getting a live tree, ask the tree vendor to put it in a shaking machine before taking it home. It will help remove loose needles and help get rid of some of the allergens on the tree.

Better yet, choose an artificial tree and store it in a sealed box to further reduce allergens.

24/11/2022