Our Physician Leadership & Patient Advocacy Party  on Saturday, February 8 was a resounding success! A heartfelt thank you to Lois, Maria, Pam, Rebecca, and Gene—your dedication and support made this event possible, and we are truly grateful.   By the grace of God, physicians from across our great Commonwealth—independent and employed, primary care and specialists alike—came together for a shared purpose: to restore the Doctor-Patient Covenant of Trust. We were honored to wel

In February Drs. Greg & Chaminie Wheeler hosted a Physician's Advocate Party. In addition to wonderful presentations, networking, and fellowship, the doctors played a Healthcare Trivia Game. Read the questions and answers below and see how informed you really are! I n 2023, the US federal budget was $6.2 trillion in spending and $4.5 trillion in revenue resulting in a deficit of $1.7 trillion. Of that federal budget, i n 2023, how much did the US spend on healthcare?   A. 4.9

PCCJR Update: December 10, 2024 "Grassroots Group Calls for “No” on Judicial Retention." Pennsylvania’s notorious legal climate has once again led to the Commonwealth being ranked as the nation’s worst judicial hellhole. The American Tort Reform Foundation today released its 2024–2025 “Judicial Hellholes®” report, which identifies the nation’s most problematic courts. In this year’s report, the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court are in the t

Introduction to Dal Dal, a staple in Indian cuisine, is not just a source of nourishment but also a key part of a holistic approach to health. For many families, like Dr. Chaminie’s, dal is a regular feature at the dining table. Dr. Chaminie grew up on Masoor dal, a type of red lentil, which was her main source of protein. This simple yet nutrient-packed dish was, and continues to be, a comforting staple in her family meals. Nutritional Value A single bowl of dal provides ess

St. Nicholas - The Real Santa Claus As we celebrate the joy and generosity of the Christmas season, one figure that springs to mind for...

Thanksgiving Thu, 11/28 & Fri, 11/29  Christmas Tue, 12/24 Wed, 12/25 Thu, 12/26 and Fri, 12/27 (Available for sick appointments only.)  ...