Deborah Seymour APRN

09/28/2026

Britannia Health is welcoming new patients!

We provide primary care and chronic disease management for hypertension, obesity and diabetes and accept most major insurance plans.

📍 168 South Main Street
Torrington, CT 06790

Call us today for an immediate appointment:
📞 (860) 266-4340

We look forward to welcoming you to Britannia Health!

09/01/2026

🎉 Britannia Health is celebrating our one-year anniversary! We are truly grateful for the incredible support and trust we have received throughout our first year. It is an honor to serve the wonderful people of Torrington, Connecticut, and we look forward to caring for our community for many years to come. Thank you for being part of our journey!❤️

08/07/2026

Britannia Health is now accepting new patients in Torrington, Connecticut for compassionate, personalized primary care and internal medicine. We also provide menopause management, medically guided weight-loss care, and ongoing support for chronic disease management. Medicaid and most major insurance plans are accepted. Convenient, local care is available right here in Torrington—call us today to schedule your appointment.

11/17/2025

Deborah Seymour APRN is welcoming new patients for primary care, chronic disease management, medication management and other services, at Britannia Health in Torrington CT. We accept most insurances, including Medicaid. Please call for an immediate appointment.

Visit www.BritanniaHealthCT.com or call (860) 266-4340

10/27/2025

Mammogram or ultrasound — what’s the difference, and which one is right for you? Both are powerful tools in detecting breast cancer early. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take a moment to learn more about how each test helps protect your health: https://ow.ly/5C5w50XhMwo

Early detection saves lives. Schedule your breast screening today. 💗

10/11/2025

The ideal time for most people to get a flu shot is in September or October.
Here is a breakdown of the recommendations:
* Optimal Timing for Most: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other public health experts recommend that most people get their annual flu vaccine by the end of October.
* Why September/October?
* Flu activity often begins to increase in October and November and typically peaks between December and February

* It takes about two weeks for your body to develop a full immune response (protective antibodies) after vaccination. Getting it in September or October ensures you are protected before the flu season usually gets into full swing.

* Getting it too early (like July or August) can lead to your immunity beginning to wane by the time the season is peaking in the late winter.

* Special Considerations:
* Children: Children who need two doses of the vaccine (which applies to some children aged 6 months through 8 years getting vaccinated for the first time) should start the process earlier so they can receive the second dose by the end of October.
* Pregnant People: If you are in your third trimester during July or August, your healthcare provider may recommend earlier vaccination. This helps pass protective antibodies to your baby to shield them during their first few months of life.
* Older Adults (Age 65+): It is especially important for this group not to get vaccinated too early (like in July or August) because immunity can decrease more quickly. September and October are the best months for them.

Is it too late if I miss October?
No. Even if you don't get your shot by the end of October, you should still get vaccinated later in the season (even into January or later), as long as flu viruses are circulating. Protection is still beneficial and better than no protection at all.

10/11/2025

Deborah Seymour APRN is welcoming new patients for primary care, chronic disease management, medication management and other services, at Britannia Health in Torrington CT. We accept most insurances, including Medicaid. Please call for an immediate appointment.

Deborah Seymour APRN is an acute care nurse practitioner with over 35 years of experience caring for the older adult. She is now accepting new patients at Britannia Health in Torrington, CT