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make a sew or no-sew mask at home If you don’t want to make or buy a mask, follow your local elected

diseases (STD) testing. The drop in testing doesn’t mean that there’s been a drop in STDs or an

school supplies and prepare to meet new teachers, don't forget to make a trip to the doctor's office for your

one during your next appointment. If you don’t know how many doses you have received, talk to your

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Prevention (CDC) PrEP can help protect you if you don't have HIV and any of the following apply to you: You

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care in the hospital; and even then some don’t survive. Here are the early signs and symptoms to

veggies. Portion sizes are also crucial. Don’t feel you need to fill every inch of your plate. In

important to note that a diagnosis of HIV positive doesn't carry the stigma that it once did. While the initial

Street Summit, IL 60501 708.458.0757 ACCESS Martin T. Russo Family Health Center 245 South Gary Avenue

Emily Goodlin earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her residency at West Suburban Medical Center. She is Board certified through the American Board of Family Medicine and is a member of the American Academy of Family Practice. Dr. Goodlin’s philosophy of care is to provide empathetic, patient-centered care and to empower her patients to reach their health goals. She looks forward to making a positive impact on her Chicago community and building strong relationships with her patients. Outside of work, Dr. Goodlin enjoys spending time with her dog, going to concerts, and traveling. She is fluent in Spanish.  

Samantha Fredrickson earned her Master of Health Sciences in Physician Assistant Studies at Drexel University. She is a certified Physician Assistant through the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and is a standing member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. After completing her community health rotations, Samantha found a passion for providing fully integrated, patient-centered health care to meet her patients’ unique needs. She provides high-quality, comprehensive care that focuses on disease prevention and positive health outcomes. Outside of work, Samantha enjoys spending time outdoors, playing with her dog Daisy, and being with friends and family.

Jessica Rebstock attended Resurrection University where she earned a Master in Science in Nursing Primary Care as a Family Nurse Practioner. She is credentialed through the American Academy of Nurse Practioners and is part of the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing. Jessica decided to enter community health because, “family health is at the heart of community health. Healthy individuals contribute to healthy families which produce health communities.” She believes that health care is a right for all indivduals and as a nurse practioner who needs to help patients main the healthiest life possible. In her spare time she enjoys exercising, cooking and spending time with her cat and dog.