Dignity Health Medical Group Nevada welcomes Amy Bryan, nurse practitioner, to practice at its Peccole Plaza location. The primary care clinic is located at 8689 W. Charleston Blvd., Suite 105 and is currently accepting new and returning patients, with most insurance accepted.

Dignity Health Medical Group Nevada welcomes Stefanie Remson, nurse practitioner, to practice at its southwest location. The primary care clinic is located at 8205 W. Warm Springs Rd., Suite 210 and is currently accepting new and returning patients, with most types of insurance accepted.

Dignity Health Medical Group Nevada (DHMG), affiliated with the Dignity Health - St. Rose Dominican hospital system, welcomes Dr. Meg De Leon and Dr. Jennifer Dalrymple, family medicine physicians, and Dr. Joseph De Leon, internal medicine physician.

All about the Flu Vaccination

It’s that time of year again: flu season. Homes and workplaces across the country are already experiencing the first wave of influenza. Almost everybody gets infected with it at some point in their lives. For most, it amounts to a few days of the usual unpleasant symptoms: fever, sore throat, cough and body aches. But influenza is a serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and sometimes even death.

Access Your Patient Records Online

Dignity Health Medical Group now offers an Online Patient Center for our patients! You or a designated family member can view your health records and communicate by e-mail with your personal physician.

The Dignity Health Medical Group Online Patient Center provides a convenient, secure, and electronic way for you to access your clinic visit records (as well as your St. Rose Dominican hospital information). You can also communicate with your Dignity Health Medical Group care team. All you need is Internet access and an e-mail address.

With the Summer 2015 issue of St. Rose’s quarterly magazine, we are launching the inaugural edition of Reach, formerly WomensCare magazine. After talking with local men and women in focus groups, we found that first, the name WomensCare made it appear the publication was not pertinent to men, which isn’t the case, and second, while people really like our articles, they would prefer that they are shorter and that we cover broader health and wellness topics.

Everybody has those days when they feel down in the dumps. But it's important to know the difference between a few glum days and signs of something more serious. It's important to recognize the warning signs of depression, so that you know when you should seek diagnosis and treatment from your doctor or urge a friend to get the help he or she needs.

Dust, dander, pollen, mold – our homes may contain a number of allergens that can make our families sick. It's important to know what causes allergies around your home so you can create a healthier living space. To keep your home clean and free of allergens, start with these tips.

We all want to eat healthy, yet still enjoy comfort food once in a while. Because of this, one aspect of nutrition that might slip by is daily salt intake. Do you know how much salt you consume on a regular basis, or how much sodium your favorite foods contain? Like most nutritional issues, salt intake is about balance. Because of the negative effects, you should be aware of your daily salt intake. Try these five strategies to help reduce your sodium intake.