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Why Dr. Price Left Corporate Medicine to Start Prescott Professional Healthcare
In a wide-ranging interview on the Life's Best Medicine podcast, Dr. Price sat down with longtime friend and physician Dr. Brian Lenzkes to talk about why she walked away from corporate medicine, what Direct Primary Care actually looks like in practice, and the partnership that's now growing at our Prescott office.
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Can Prescott Residents Really Eat an Apple a Day to Keep Dr. Price Away?
We put the old proverb to the test with real science. Spoiler: apples are genuinely remarkable for your health — but Dr. Price still wants to see you. Here's what the research says.
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Meet Jennifer: The Heart Behind Prescott Professional Healthcare
Jennifer Carter is the nurse, the operations director, and often the first voice you'll hear when you call our office. With 20+ years of medical experience and a working ranch in Kirkland, here's the story of the woman who keeps our DPC practice running.
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Blood Pressure and Altitude: What Prescott Residents Should Know
At 5,400 feet, Prescott qualifies as moderate altitude — and that affects your blood pressure. Healthy adults see daytime systolic pressure rise about 5 mmHg; hypertensive patients can see 8-11 mmHg increases. Here's what the research shows and how to manage BP at altitude.
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Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Retirement: A Practical Guide
28.8% of Americans 65+ have diabetes — the highest rate of any age group. Another 52% have prediabetes. The 2026 ADA guidelines, GLP-1 medications, and continuous glucose monitors have transformed care. Here's how to actually manage Type 2 diabetes in retirement.
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Why Low-Impact Exercise Is the Best Medicine for Prescott Retirees
With 40% of Prescott residents over 65, staying active matters more than ever. Here are five gentle exercises that can reduce your fall risk, protect your joints, and add years to your life — all right here in the Prescott area.
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