Coming Soon To Randolph
We are pleased to announce Premier Health Associates will be opening a new location in Randolph! Thi... more
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The cold weather marks the beginning of many seasonal activities. Students take part in team sports such as wrestling and basketball, while others, including adults enjoy ice hockey, skiing, snowboarding and sledding. All active recreational endeavors require participants to maintain varying levels of physical strength and flexibility to prevent injuries. Stretching well, and on a…
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Parsippany, NJ — The rain didn’t stop Premier Health Associates from attending the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk this past weekend. PHA raised $1,577 at the event, contributing to a whopping total of over $675,000 raised at the Parsippany walk. Over 10,000 people participated in this year’s walk. Making Strides walks…
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World Mental Health Day is observed every October 10th in order to raise awareness for mental health issues, and to find solutions to bring mental health care to people worldwide. This year, suicide prevention is the theme of World Mental Health Day. Suicide has existed throughout human history, but suicidal behavior has been on the…
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Premiere Health Associates welcomes two new doctors, Dr. Wilkinson and Dr. Tang. Dr. Sean Wilkinson is a fellowship trained orthopaedic surgeon who sub specializes in sports medicine procedures. His particular areas of interest include shoulder and knee injuries. Dr Wilkinson did his ACGME accredited fellowship at Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine in Cincinnati, OH. There…
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Augusta, NJ — Premier Health Associates participated in the recent Celebrate Life 5K Walk at the Sussex County Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 28, 2019. The walk was started as a way to help those dealing with a loss to celebrate the life and memory of loved ones who have passed. PHA Managers staffed the booth,…
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Premier Health Associates now has a team for the walk in Parsippany, NJ! Check-in begins at 8am (arrive earlier due to heavy traffic), the Opening Ceremony begins at 9am, and the Walk begins at 10am, and ends at 12pm. We will all walk together, for this is not a race! You are able to stop…
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With summer right around the corner, heat-related illnesses are on the rise. Sunburn and heat stroke are two common illnesses that can result from being exposed to high temperatures and too much sunlight. According to the CDC, the most heat-related deaths between 1999 to 2010 occurred between the months of May to September, with the…
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After the death of her mother in 1908, a woman by the name of Anna Jarvis called for a special day which would honor the sacrifices mothers made for their children. This eventually became a permanent day on our calendars in 1914, when President Woodrow Wilson signed a proclamation designating Mother’s Day, held on the…
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Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a developmental disorder characterized by difficulties with social interactions and communication including, among others, poor eye contact, repeating of phrases or words, delayed speech or no speech. In addition, patterns of behavior that are notable include, as examples, repetitive movements such as rocking or handshaking, sensitivity to light…
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My medical education commenced at the university of Vermont College of Medicine, a school known for its focus on primary care and commitment to communities. After completing my Internship and Residency programs at Mt. Sinai St. Lukes-Roosevelt Hospital Center in NYC, I entered into my first rewarding experience caring for patients at a practice located in Montclair, N.J….
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