Health Education
Your health is very important to us here at Canyon View Medical Group. As doctors we work hard to keep up on the latest medicinal research, and like to keep you, our patients, informed. We have found multiple websites that give pretty good advice on your health. We do not promote these websites, but have found their information to be helpful. Of course, if you are concerned you should call the office, and perhaps be seen
Family Health
General Family Health: Family doctor.org is a website that has very good patient information on a large variety of topics. We find it very user friendly.
Heart and Stroke: The American Heart Association website is an excellent place for research on issues relating to heart conditions, strokes, etc.
General Family Health: WebMD is a popular site for general health information. Try using the symptom finder to narrow down what type of illness you may have.
Utah Health Department: Stay current on Utah legislation and health recommendations.
Dental Health: Don't forget that dental health can have a major effect on your overall health.
Centers for Disease Control.: Follow national health recommendations and guidelines.
American Red Cross: Prepare your family for the worst by using tips and helpful guidelines on this website.
American Diabetes Association: Learn more about diabetes, how to manage, or how to help support those who have diabetes.
Allergy Information: The website for the American Academy of Allergy and Immunology has very good information on allergies.
Food Allergies: If you are concerned or just want to learn more about food allergies, please visit this site.
Local Hospitals. Visit local hospital sites to better understand their services and policies.
Utah Valley Regional Medical Center. Mountain View Payson Hospital.
Children's Health
Children's Health Issues: The American Academy of Pediatrics can answer a lot of questions concerning children's health.
Dosage Chart: For your convenience, here is the CVMG pediatric dosage chart. Please refer to this for information on how much Acetaminophen (Tylenol), Ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin), or Benadryl you should give to your child.
Immunization Schedule: (0-6yr) or (7-18yr) . Make sure your child is current on the CDC recommended immunizations. Or if you know your child is behind, here is a catch-up schedule to help you. Learn more about all the vaccines your child may receive by clicking here.
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.: Learn more about ADD/ADHD from this reputable website.
Germwatch: Keep an eye on what may be going around in Utah.
Primary Children's Medical Center: Learn more about what Primary Children's can do for you.
Feminine Health
Women's Health: This government website provides information concerning major feminine problems.
Pregnancy Helpline: This site offers a lot of interesting information, as well as a toll free number to call with any questions or concern about pregnancy.
Mayo Clinic: Learn more about healthy living, pregnancy, and more from the official Mayo Clinic website
www.komen.org has good information regarding breast cancer
www.cdc.gov has good information regarding general health related questions, from Swine Flu to sexually transmitted infections.
The North American Menopause Society at www.menopause.org has reliable information about menopause for women.
For information regarding dietary supplements, to to www.consumerlab.com. (Membership required)
For a general list of medications OK to take during pregnancy, visit this site. Or download this letter from the CVMG OBGYN doctors.
For general health questions, the American Academy of Family Physicians at www.familydoctor.org .