Alliance Dermatology

Concerned about a funky looking mole? Have our dermatologist evaluate it! Call 573-803-3331 to schedule.

How many times have you heard that? Insurance only covers this or that... At Alliance Health we let you know what is or isn’t covered ahead of time and we always have a cash pay option for insurance denials.

Schedule an appointment with our dermatologist to find out how.

When your patient brings you and your staff delicious honey! Yum.

Thanks for allowing us to take care of you!

Congratulations to those whose photos will be in next year’s SEHEALTH Calendar. My photo got an honorable mention...maybe next year! https://www.sehealth.org//calendar-cont/honorable-mentions

Heart disease is a leading cause of death in the US. Schedule an appointment with one of our primary care doctors to make sure your heart is healthy.

Follow alliancehealthmo on Instagram for live video Q&A sessions and health tips.

Have a skin cancer and are worried about surgery or unsightly scars? We have a treatment that has a very high cure rate without the need for surgery or suturing. This treatment is perfect for skin cancers in cosmetically sensitive areas like the nose, cheeks, forehead, and ears. If you have a skin cancer, make sure you know ALL your treatment options before committing to a surgery procedure. Call 573-803-3331 and ask to speak to Kate for more information.

Have a medical question? Our doctors are happy to answer. Comment below!

Have a relaxing weekend, AH

Thank you to our educators who continue to care for our youth.

1. 20-20-20 rule During any concentrated visual task, encourage your child to break focus every 20 minutes, focus on something at least 20 feet away for 20 seconds, and blink 20 times. This allows the eyes to relax and to return to their natural position and baseline settings. 2. Screen size and distance Position the screen at least an arm’s length away in order to avoid eye strain. Consider following the 1/2/10 rule when it comes to screen positioning: hold phones 1 foot awa...y; sit 2 feet away from laptop and desktop computers; and encourage your child to sit 10 feet away from the television. 3. Eliminate glare The more reflection on your child’s computer screen, the harder their eyes have to work. Make sure to lower the brightness settings on your child’s computer and other devices, and watch for glare on the screen in order to ensure comfortable viewing.

Enjoy the fall weather weekend! -AH

A banana has approximately 30% of your daily recommended intake of vitamin B6. Vitamin B6 helps the brain produce serotonin, which is considered a mood stabilizer. Serotonin impacts your motor skills and emotions. It is also the chemical that helps you sleep and digest food. Eating a banana can help relieve depression and anxiety by stimulating the serotonin levels in your body.

We look forward to taking care of you. Allergy is also coming to AH, we are just waiting for him to finish credentialing. We hope to have him seeing patients soon!

Call 1-800-QUIT-NOW or schedule an appointment - we will help you stop smoking.

1. Practice a musical instrument 2. Try using your opposite hand 3. Eat dark chocolate 4. Do a jigsaw puzzle 5. Take a nap ... 6. Turn the volume down 7. Speak another language 8. Order the salmon 9. Play sports 10. Challenge yourself daily See more

Where are your favorite places to go to see the colors of fall? Comment below or share your photos!

Laughing 100 times is equivalent to 15 minutes of exercise on a stationary bike! Have a humorous weekend, AH