To get the most out of this comprehensive appointment, it’s a good idea to learn more about how an in-home health assessment works and how you can prepare for it.

Detecting higher levels of protein in urine can help doctors diagnose a variety of health conditions. Find out more about what protein in urine is.

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects about 37 million Americans, and your risk grows as you get older. Find out more about how CKD is diagnosed and treated.

We asked members of our own dedicated and talented team of Matrix clinicians to share their best advice on how to live healthier, happier — and even longer.

More than half of people with high blood pressure aren’t even aware they have it. Here’s how to keep your numbers in a healthy range — no medications required.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America. Learning more about the most common types of cardiovascular problems is essential for a longer, more active life.

With the right information and a supportive care team, people with diabetes can live a long and healthy life. The first step is understanding your risks.

Keeping your body active and strong is one of the smartest things you can do to help keep your disease under control. These move-more strategies will give you the best results.

Impactful changes to your lifestyle that you can make at home can lead to big improvements in your blood sugar control.

From cancer screenings to fall risk assessments, here are the tests you may receive right in your own living room — no visits to the lab or doctor’s office required.

Adding another layer to your health care routine can help uncover hidden health risks and boost your quality of life.

These health tests help detect some of the biggest health risks that seniors face.