The Indigo Blog

Don’t let blisters sideline your spring plans. Understand what causes blisters, how to prevent them and what you should (and shouldn’t) do when they form.

Even the smallest cuts are prone to harmful bacteria. Seek medical care right away if your wound shows signs of infection, including redness, swelling, warmth, pus or red streaks.

Sinus infections are nothing to sniff at. Learn how to manage pain, congestion and other symptoms, and how to prevent sinus infections from disrupting your life.

When your head hurts, it's hard to focus on anything else. Here's how to spot the differences between headaches and migraines. 

Understanding your best options for care can save you time and money. Here's what you need to know before your next injury or illness happens. 

Learn the health risks that come with daylight saving time, and find out how to ease into a new rhythm when you spring forward.

Convenient care, close to home. Get your minor injuries and illnesses treated at your new Indigo Urgent Care. 

After months of being cooped up inside, it's hard to resist the urge to get away. While staying home is the safest bet against spreading COVID-19, here's what you should know if you decide to travel this spring. 

Learn about common ear, nose and throat issues, including simple home remedies and when to seek medical care.

If itchy, dry skin has you scratching this winter, these recommendations can bring some relief.

While we wait for vaccines to become more broadly available, here's what to do if you or someone in your household is exposed to or contracts COVID-19. 

It's a subject most people don't like to talk about, but here are 3 important reasons why to regularly get tested for STDs. 

Some high school sports are starting up again. Follow these tips to prevent your teen from getting sidelined by a minor injury.

Younger students in many local districts are heading back to the classroom. Our parents' guide has tips to help keep children healthy in school and prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Rumors circulating about the COVID-19 vaccine can make it difficult to decipher fact from fiction. We've debunked some of the latest myths.