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Akira of Albany: Supporting women’s health and wellness in the Capital Region

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Health Services

Caring and friendly, and committed to you. At Akira, you can receive screening and diagnostic exams and support services in an environment designed to take some of the stress out of doing the things you need to do to maintain your health.

Wellness Services

Health and wellness are a practice, and we offer integrative wellness services to support your pursuit of the healthiest, happiest, best you.

When things get tough

The Help You Need

One of the most significant challenges of getting the care you need or advocating for a loved one is finding your way through the healthcare maze. Appointments, and paperwork, and not being called back, and having so many questions.

It can leave you feeling incredibly alone (if you can get past the rage-inducing frustration).

You need someone on your side who understands—to lighten the load.

That’s where we come in.

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Breast Cancer Screening

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Breast Health Knowledge

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Blogs & Press Releases

How to Reduce Scanxiety Before Mammograms and Medical Imaging Appointments

Medical imaging appointments, such as mammograms, can be nerve-wracking experiences for many people. It’s completely normal to feel anxious about the unknown—particularly when ...

Men’s Health Month: Prostate Cancer Awareness and Wellness Tips

Hey ladies, let's talk self-care again—but not for us this time! June is Men’s Health Month, and at Akira Medical Imaging + Wellness, we’re putting the spotlight on the dads, ...

5 Ways to Protect Your Bones and Prevent Osteoporosis

Ladies, here’s a fact you may not know: women are much more likely to develop osteoporosis than men. Approximately 80% of osteoporosis cases in the U.S. occur in women, and one in ...

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