You should never delay getting medical attention when you need it, simply because you’re afraid of going to the doctor. Here’s why you can breathe easy!
Continue readingDr. Momjian visited the set of NBC’s ‘Extra’ recently to discuss potential causes of the tragic heart attack suffered by 18-year-old Felicite Tomlinson.
Continue readingUrgent 9 is turning 10! We love caring for the Glendale community, and we’re reflecting on what being your first choice for urgent care has meant to us.
Continue readingDr. Momjian pens this special editorial discussing the role of physicians in determining cost of care policy and discussion throughout the country.
Continue readingOur healthcare system is in trouble, and Urgent 9 founder Dr. Manuel Momjian believes that it’s up to doctors to shoulder the responsibility of discovering a better way forward for patients.
Continue readingUrgent 9 is proud to be a major sponsor for the Glendale Fire Foundation Poker Tournament on August 26, 2017. Play, join us for dinner, or volunteer!
Continue readingA common problem that people come to Urgent 9 for is ear damage from overly-aggressive Q-Tip usage. This is such a prominent health issue right now that Dr. Momjian was invited on ABC 7 news in Los Angeles to discuss the dangers of cleaning the inside of your ears.
Continue readingIn Glendale Hills Living’s most recent issue, Dr. Momjian wrote an in-depth, thoughtful article about why virtual visits are an important part of the future of health care.
Continue readingDementia rates in Americans over the age of 65 have declined a whopping 24% in the last two decades. So, what is the cause of this encouraging news? Good News For Baby Boomers: Declining Dementia Rates Anyone who has seen a loved one who’s mentally robust and functioning normally decline into a state of dementia knows […]
Continue readingAge 50 is an important time in your life when it comes to changes in your medical and health approach. Certain screenings should be done regularly – here’s what you need to know.
Continue reading