Stow Hudson Primary Care

10/11/2025

Chilly weather is here! Come join us for our walk at the end of the month!

10/10/2025

On this World Mental Health Day, let us intensify our efforts to create a world where mental health is valued, protected and accessible for all, especially in the face of adversity.

Dr. Franciska Kiraly & Dr. Meghan Weiner - personalized care with a focus on listening to your needs.

10/01/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Early detection is so important. As a 12 year triple negative breast cancer survivor, I feel blessed to have found it early. Get your mammograms yearly and if you notice any breast changes talk to your doctor.

- Dr. Kiraly

09/29/2025

We have another walk, TOMORROW, September 30th at 5pm. Might be one of our last warm walks ! See you then!

Located at Tallmadge Meadows Area

1088 North Avenue
Tallmadge, OH 44278
United States

09/10/2025

09/05/2025

Have you started the Fall Hiking Spree? Do you have a favorite park?

The 62nd annual Summit County Metroparks Fall Hiking Spree officially began this week. Invite a friend and hike 8 trails to earn rewards before November 30!

First-year hikers earn a hiking staff and shield. Returning hikers earn the shield. Spree rewards are FREE to Summit County residents. Out-of-county residents pay to receive their hiking rewards ($10 for first-year hikers, $5 for returning hikers).

Info and sign up is below!

Participate in the Summit Metro Parks Fall Hiking Spree. Create lasting memories & a fun, new family tradition. Sign up today.

09/04/2025

September is National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month — wear some teal this Friday to show your support!

09/04/2025

Looking for a primary care doctor?
Call us to schedule! 330-688-3657

08/25/2025

Don’t forget, TOMORROW, August 26th at 5pm is our next walk. Should be great walking weather! See you then!

Located at Tallmadge Meadows Area

1088 North Avenue
Tallmadge, OH 44278
United States

08/19/2025

Just what the doctor ordered! Join us for our next Walk with a Doc on Tuesday, August 26th at 5:00pm —- looks like a perfect day ♥️👟

06/21/2025

As summer begins, these are great reminders that it is important to do less and take in the little moments all the more! ♥️ Hope everyone enjoys this first weekend of summer. I’d be remiss if I didn’t remind everyone to stay well hydrated in the upcoming week! ☀️😊

How many summers do you have left?
The older I get, every summer becomes even more precious.
I’m 69. I don’t know how many summers I have left, so I’ve been out every night looking for lightning bugs and studying the stars or standing in the mist of a summer rain soaking up every drop.
No matter what age you are, summer is the permission slip to be lazy. This quote of mine went viral many summer moons ago, but I still stand by it:
“Summer is the annual permission slip to be lazy. To do nothing and have it count for something. To lie in the grass and count the stars. To sit on a branch and study the clouds.”
If that’s too spontaneous for you, schedule in summer. Every day, make micro-moments of summer happen so when summer runs out, you used up every bit. Carpe diem. Seize the day. Even the rainy ones..
We could all use a vacation. Or a staycation. Or a little daydreaming.
Here’s what’s on my summer play list:
Carry cash for lemonade stands. Tip big. Buy all the kids on the block a treat from the ice cream truck.
Listen to a screen door slam or a porch screen squeak.
Have a catch with your son or granddaughter. Start a game of four-square in the driveway. Learn how to inline skate.
Gather the neighbors for Red Light, Green Light. Ghost in the graveyard. SPUD. Red Rover. Capture the flag. Sardines. Freeze tag. Flashlight tag.
Wear flip flops all day. Paint every toe nail a different color. Eat every meal outside. Grill whenever possible.
Go retro. Start a game of checkers on the lawn. Bring out the croquet set and play in your swimsuit or your fanciest clothes.
Turn off the AC. Open the windows. Listen to the crickets. Or the early fireworks without complaining about those darn kids.
Eat more watermelon. See who can throw the rinds the farthest. Have corn on the cob with every meal.
Dime stores are gone but Dollar Stores offer all sorts of summer fun in bubble wands, water balloons, squirt guns, hula hoops and kick balls.
Plant an herb garden. Grow some tomatoes. Walk barefoot in the grass.
Hit a drive-in movie. A put-put range. Go out of your way to find a DQ or A&W.
Run through a sprinkler. Host a water balloon fight. Create an ice cream parlor on your porch. Sit on the stoop and talk to your neighbors.
Blast the Beach Boys from your balcony.
Chalk the sidewalk. Catch lightning bugs in a jar. Climb a tree.
Roll down a hill. Have a grass fight.
If you want a long summer, start now and get busy playing before it’s winter and you end up longing for the summer you missed.