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Menopause is a natural stage of life - but that doesn’t mean every change during menopause should simply be accepted wit...
31/08/2026

Menopause is a natural stage of life - but that doesn’t mean every change during menopause should simply be accepted without investigation.

As hormone levels change, a woman’s cardiovascular and metabolic risk profile can change too. Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar regulation, and body composition can all be affected.

That’s why menopause can be a valuable time to take a closer look at your overall health rather than focusing only on managing symptoms.

And there’s an important distinction: not every symptom is “just menopause.”

Persistent or new symptoms such as palpitations, unusual fatigue, breathlessness, or significant changes in your health deserve proper medical assessment.

Knowing your blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and kidney function can help you and your healthcare provider understand your individual risk and make informed decisions about prevention.

Women’s health doesn’t stop at menopause. In many ways, it’s an opportunity to become even more proactive about the years ahead.

At CRM Health, we believe in looking at the connections between your heart, kidneys, and metabolic health - not treating each one in isolation.

This Women’s Month, don’t just accept the changes. Understand them.

To make an appointment, phone 012 342 7120 or email [email protected]

What happened during pregnancy can sometimes be more than a chapter in your medical history.For some women, conditions s...
28/08/2026

What happened during pregnancy can sometimes be more than a chapter in your medical history.

For some women, conditions such as pre-eclampsia, gestational hypertension, or gestational diabetes can provide important clues about their health risks later in life.

This doesn’t mean that developing one of these conditions means you will definitely develop heart or kidney disease. It means your history is worth knowing - and worth discussing with your healthcare provider.

The connection is important because cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic health are closely linked. Understanding your previous pregnancy history alongside your current blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, and kidney health can give you a much clearer picture of your overall risk.

So this Women’s Month, don’t only think about your health today.

Think about the information your health history is giving you about tomorrow.

Your pregnancy may have ended years ago. Your health story hasn’t.

At CRM Health, we believe in looking at the whole picture through early detection, evidence-based medicine and multidisciplinary care.

To make an appointment, phone 012 342 7120 or email [email protected]

Heart disease isn’t just a man’s disease.In fact, cardiovascular health is something every woman should take seriously -...
26/08/2026

Heart disease isn’t just a man’s disease.

In fact, cardiovascular health is something every woman should take seriously - particularly when risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol, and kidney disease are present.
And here’s the important part:

Heart health doesn’t exist in isolation.

Your heart, kidneys, and metabolic health are deeply interconnected. Problems in one area can increase the risk of problems in another, which is why looking at individual symptoms isn’t always enough.
That’s where prevention matters.

Knowing your blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol, understanding your kidney function and assessing your individual cardiovascular risk can help identify problems before they become more serious.

Women also go through major physiological changes throughout life, from pregnancy and menopause to the effects of ageing and changing metabolic health. Your healthcare needs can change with you.

So this Women’s Month, don’t put your health on DND.

Don’t just celebrate the women in your life. Encourage them to know their numbers. Know their risks. Know their health.

To make an appointment, phone 012 342 7120 or email [email protected]

She remembers the school appointments.She knows when her parents need their medication.She makes sure everyone else is e...
14/08/2026

She remembers the school appointments.

She knows when her parents need their medication.

She makes sure everyone else is eating properly, getting enough sleep and seeing the doctor when something doesn’t feel right.

But when was the last time she checked her own health?

Women often spend so much time caring for others that their own health becomes something they will “get to later.”

The problem is that many important health conditions don’t always announce themselves.

High blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, high cholesterol and early kidney disease can develop quietly. And because the heart, kidneys and metabolic system are closely connected, one health issue can increase the risk of another.

This Women’s Month, make yourself part of the list of people you care for.

A preventative health assessment can help identify risks early, understand your health profile and give you a clearer picture of what your body needs.

You don’t have to wait until something feels wrong to take your health seriously.

At CRM Health, our multidisciplinary approach brings assessment, diagnostics and specialist care together - because prevention is better when you have the right team behind you.

To make an appointment phone 012 342 7120 or email [email protected]

Your phone reminds you about meetings, birthdays, and charging your battery... but when was the last time it reminded yo...
31/07/2026

Your phone reminds you about meetings, birthdays, and charging your battery... but when was the last time it reminded you to look after your health?

We schedule the things that matter. Why should your health be any different?
A quick health screening can identify risk factors like high blood pressure, elevated cholesterol, or high blood sugar before they become bigger problems. The earlier they're detected, the more options you have to manage them.

Set yourself a reminder today - not because something is wrong, but because staying healthy is worth planning for.

📞 Contact CRM Health to schedule your next health assessment and take a proactive step towards your wellbeing.

Call us now: 012 342 7120

When most people hear the word dialysis, they picture limitations. But for thousands of people living with kidney failur...
24/07/2026

When most people hear the word dialysis, they picture limitations. But for thousands of people living with kidney failure, dialysis represents something much more important - it represents time.

Time to watch children grow up. Time to celebrate milestones. Time to continue working, travelling and making memories.

While dialysis is a life-sustaining treatment, our ultimate goal is to help people protect their kidney health before they ever need it. That’s why regular health screenings are so important, particularly if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease or a family history of kidney disease.

Kidney disease often develops quietly, making early detection one of the most powerful tools in preventing complications and preserving kidney function.

Whether you’re living with kidney disease, supporting someone who is, or simply want to better understand your health, knowledge empowers better decisions.

At CRM Health, we’re committed to providing expert, patient-centred renal care - supporting you through prevention, diagnosis and treatment every step of the way.

To make an appointment phone 012 342 7120 or email [email protected]

23/07/2026

CRM Health was proud to be a sponsor of the Takie 1976 101 km MTB Race in support of the SAPS Special Task Force Veterans Association.

It was an honour to contribute to an event that not only celebrates endurance, determination and community spirit, but also supports the men and women who have dedicated their lives to serving and protecting South Africa.

Congratulations to all the riders who took on the challenge, and thank you to the organisers, volunteers and supporters who made the day a success.

At CRM Health, we believe that supporting initiatives that promote health, resilience and community wellbeing extends beyond the consulting room. We are proud to have been part of this meaningful event.

Hearing the words “You have diabetes” can feel overwhelming - but it doesn’t mean your life has to change for the worse....
17/07/2026

Hearing the words “You have diabetes” can feel overwhelming - but it doesn’t mean your life has to change for the worse.

Diabetes is a chronic condition, but with the right treatment, healthy lifestyle choices and regular medical care, many people live long, active and fulfilling lives.

Managing diabetes isn’t about being perfect. It’s about making consistent choices that protect your health over time.

Some of the most important ways to stay well include:
• Monitoring your blood sugar as advised.
• Taking your medication consistently.
• Eating a balanced diet.
• Staying physically active.
• Looking after your blood pressure and cholesterol.
• Attending regular check-ups to monitor your heart, kidneys and eyes.

Diabetes is one of the leading causes of kidney disease and significantly increases the risk of heart disease, which is why ongoing medical care is so important. Early intervention can prevent or delay many complications.

Remember: You are more than your diagnosis. With the right support and a proactive approach, diabetes can be managed - and life can continue to be full, active and rewarding.

At CRM Health, we’re committed to helping you manage your health.

To make an appointment phone 012 342 7120 or email [email protected]

We hear health advice every day - but how much of it is actually true?Let’s separate fact from fiction.🧂 While these sal...
10/07/2026

We hear health advice every day - but how much of it is actually true?

Let’s separate fact from fiction.

🧂 While these salts contain small amounts of minerals, they still contain sodium. Excess sodium - regardless of the type of salt - can raise blood pressure and increase the risk of heart disease, stroke and kidney damage. The key is moderation, not the colour of the salt.

💧 Thirst is your body’s normal way of telling you it’s time to drink. While regularly ignoring thirst can lead to dehydration, you don’t need to force excessive amounts of water either. Your fluid needs depend on your age, activity level, climate and overall health.

💦 Staying hydrated is important, but drinking excessive amounts of water won’t “clean” your kidneys or reverse kidney disease. In fact, people living with certain kidney conditions may need to limit their fluid intake. Hydration should always be appropriate for your individual health needs.

💊 Many supplements are not regulated to the same standard as prescription medicines. Some may contain undisclosed ingredients, interact with medications or place unnecessary strain on the kidneys, liver and heart - particularly when taken in high doses or over long periods. Always speak to your healthcare provider before starting a new supplement.

Knowledge is one of the most powerful tools for protecting your health. If you have concerns about your heart, kidneys, blood pressure or metabolic health, early assessment can make all the difference.

To make an appointment phone 012 342 7120 or email [email protected]

High blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, high cholesterol, diabetes, and even heart disease can develop silently for...
03/07/2026

High blood pressure, chronic kidney disease, high cholesterol, diabetes, and even heart disease can develop silently for years before you notice something is wrong. By the time symptoms appear, damage to the heart, kidneys or blood vessels may already have occurred.

Routine health screenings are one of the most effective ways to detect disease early. A simple consultation, blood pressure check and blood tests can identify risk factors before they become life-threatening.

Your health isn’t measured by how you feel today - it’s about protecting your future.

At CRM Health, we believe prevention is just as important as treatment. Early diagnosis gives you the best opportunity to manage your health, reduce complications and improve long-term outcomes.

Don’t wait until your body forces you to pay attention.

To make an appointment:
Phone 012 342 7120
Email [email protected]

Address

Menlyn Maine, C/O Aramist & Corobay Road, Waterkloof Glen
Pretoria
0181

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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+27123427120

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