Loveland Urgent Care

Did you know that your primary doctor can see you for minor emergencies?  Most people go straight to the emergency room when many times they really don't need to.  Your doctor knows your health history and you feel comfortable and secure in his care.  Along with being a Family physician Dr. Huney…Read More

When your child has fallen and cut his knee up pretty bad and requires stitches, you want the most reliable care.  Save money and time by going to see Dr. Huneycutt for Loveland Urgent Care.  No need paying emergency room prices when you don't need to!  Dr. Huneycutt treats children of all ages i…Read More

When you work out the body will only change and grow muscle under stress.  However, you need to the know the difference between hard work and working out so hard you cause an injury either to the muscle or joint.  If you feel extreme pain when working out stop that movement and modify the exercise…Read More

Before you join a baseball, flag football, basketball or hockey team make sure to exercise to build up your stamina and strengthen your muscles.  Get into a routine that includes stretching and make it stick.  Building a physical activity routine before you start out practicing or playing games wi…Read More

Running is a great way to exercise.  It gets you outdoors and gets your heart pumping.  Before you start an exercise program that includes running be sure to have a physical by your doctor to make sure that it's ok to increase your activity level.  Start training gradually-don't go all out the fi…Read More

Outdoor summer activities are fun for the whole family.  Keeping kids active and engaged is important.  It is also a time for many accidents and kids getting hurt whether in good play or summer sports.  Be prepared by always having bug repellent, first aid kits and drinking water with you at all …Read More

About 795,000 strokes occur in the US every year. You can help save a life by recognizing the symptoms.  Use these techniques to  help you decide if someone is having a stroke or not : Ask the person to smile and notice if one side of the face droops Ask the person to raise both arms. Does one arm…Read More

Foods we eat and drink can reek havoc on our digestive track.  Fatty foods, spicy foods, caffeine and alcohol can have a negative affect on digestion. If you are experiencing digestive problems, alleviating stress and eating a more bland diet can help.  Sometimes the gall bladder gets involved and…Read More