Bluebonnet DPC

09/22/2023

Join us for First Friday Oct 6!
Local artisans, music, free beer 🖼️ 🎶 🍺
Collaborating with Last Chance Market for this fun event!

09/21/2023

It’s that time of year!!
Get your jab!

02/14/2023

Bluebonnet DPC is part of a small group to make "San Antonio Direct Primary Care" and we made it to the top 5 medical practice groups in San Antonio!
Please select the link below to vote for us so we can claim #1!

Scroll down to find the "Medical Practice Group" category and vote for San Antonio Direct Primary Care.
Thank you!

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10/08/2022

It’s First Friday!! Lots of activity as the nights are cooler now!
Of course I’m also here to talk Direct Primary Care at 1210 S Alamo St. Live music and drinks are available! Come join 🎶

07/30/2022

Come down to 2632 Broadway for the Summer Bazaar!
Visit local businesses, food trucks and talk primary care with me!

07/05/2022

NY Times published a great article recently on delaying or eliminating the development of dementia!
Here are some of the highlights:

- There are about ~13 modifiable factors in your life to reduce your chances of dementia or delay it.

- The Lancet Commision that deals with dementia prevention identifies hearing loss correction as the single most important factor to correct.

- Vision correction is one of the newer factors to correct.

- A few issues are not as easy to correct: exposure to air pollution and lower education levels.

- Other other dementia risk factors can be managed by your primary care physician: high blood pressure, obesity, smoking and depression

- Modifying some or all of these risk factors can prevent or delay dementia in up to 40-62% of people.

Of course doing this sooner than later gives you the best chance for a healthy future.

Visit BluebonnetDPC.com to start your healthy journey!

https://www.thelancet.com/article/S0140-6736(20)30367-6/fulltext

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/03/health/dementia-treatment-behavior-eye-care.html

The number of older people, including those living with dementia, is rising, as younger age mortality declines. However, the age-specific incidence of dementia has fallen in many countries, probably because of improvements in education, nutrition, health care, and lifestyle changes. Overall, a growi...