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Dignity Health Expands Healthcare Access in Folsom with New Primary Care, Oncology & Infusion Center

Posted by Sarah Tyre on 7/21/25 1:30 PM

Dignity Health Mercy Medical Group is proud to announce a new primary care, oncology and infusion center. Located at 1050 Iron Point Rd (entrance off of Black Diamond Road), the clinic will provide a range of essential services, including primary care, pediatrics, hematology, oncology, and infusion therapy. This expansion addresses the growing need for accessible, high-quality healthcare in the Folsom area and surrounding communities.

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Bedtime battles: tips for getting kids to sleep better

Posted by Dignity Health Medical Group Staff on 8/28/24 3:46 PM

Getting enough sleep is critical for overall well-being, especially for children and young adults as their bodies continue to grow. Sheetal Sran, MD a pediatrician with Dignity Health Woodland Clinic, shares helpful tips for parents as they navigate their child’s sleep routine.

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Family beach day tips: A pediatrician's must-have packing list

Posted by Sarah Tyre on 8/15/24 9:53 AM

Parents, we know a lot of planning goes into packing for your family beach day. To ensure your family has a safe summer beach trip, Shi-Ying Chang, CPNP, a certified pediatric nurse practitioner with Dignity Health Medical Group — Inland Empire, shares a helpful packing guide with everything you need to keep your little ones happy and healthy while soaking up the sun and building sandcastles.

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Strep throat: How contagious is it?

Posted by Isabelle Eskew on 4/16/24 10:00 AM

Atalie Lim, MD, pediatrician with Dignity Health Medical Group — Inland Empire, shares how easily strep throat can spread, and how to minimize your risks of catching the bacterial infection.

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Get Ahead of Flu Myths: 6 Facts You Should Know

Posted by Dignity Health Medical Group Staff on 10/9/23 4:00 PM

While people with mild flu cases may downplay the severity or mistake it for a cold, in some cases, the flu can be far more serious than the common cold. Both diseases are contagious and caused by viruses, but flu symptoms can be more intense and sudden, leading to more serious complications including pneumonia in some cases. 

Young children, older adults, and people with chronic conditions are most prone to complications from the flu. Below, Brian Nguyen, DO, a pediatrician with Dignity Health Woodland Clinic answers some common questions about flu season. 

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