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Taking Care of Your Mental Health During Coronavirus (COVID-19)
sleep and avoid alcohol and drugs.
Carve out “me” time to unwind and remind yourself that strong
Tips to Stick to Your New Year’s Health Resolutions
moments of doubt. Don’t be too hard on yourself. Change doesn’t happen overnight, and new habits ... plan a trip to the grocery store so you don’t have to grab whatever is on hand when you’re ... your daily life. If you found that you can’t motivate yourself to carve out solo workouts, ask
HBIA/HBIS Renewal
Health Benefits for Immigrant Adults/Seniors (HBIA/HBIS) provides health care coverage for individuals who are 42 and over and do not qualify for traditional Medicaid due to their immigration status.
Munawar Sultana, M.D., M.B.B.S., F.A.A.F.P., A.R.D.M.S., R.V.T.
Munawar Sultana, M.D. received her medical degree in Pakistan and completed her residency at AMITA Health Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center in Chicago, IL. She is Board Certified in Family Medicine through the American Board of Family Medicine and is an AAFP Fellow. Dr. Sultana believes each and every patient deserves individualized attention that includes listening, treating patients with dignity and involving them in decision making. Outside of work, Dr. Sultana enjoys taking long drives, listening to music and spending time with family. She is fluent in Urdu, Hindi and Sindhi.
4 Ways to Make Your Puerto Rican Meals Diabetes Friendly
doesn’t need to be boring and tasteless.
Cooking healthy Puerto Rican food doesn’t mean you ... you can’t cook traditional meals, just skip the bad-for-you ingredients and preparation. Here are ... It’s a delicious alternative and doesn’t change the flavor, although the texture will be slightly
Health Challenges for Men: Learn Different Ways to Successfully Manage Your Health
and the reason is partially because they don’t visit a doctor on a regular basis. For young men in ... that most men can start changing today:
Don’t smoke. Try to avoid exposure to smoke all together ... and strokes. Don’t force yourself into doing activities that you don’t like. Choose physical
Access Community Health Network Debuts Community Mural in Chicago Heights
Chicago Heights residents through physical and online surveys. According to ACCESS Family Health Society
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World AIDS Day 2021: Remembering Those We Have Lost, Honoring Survivors and Working to Close the HIV Health Equity Gap with Donna Thompson
he began the conversation by letting me know that the health center had saved his life. He
COVID-19 Vaccinations at ACCESS
a flu shot, I always get the flu. Will this cause me to get COVID-19?
No, you cannot become ... hours.
Can the COVID-19 vaccine cause me to become infected or infect others?
Offering Your Baby a Healthy Start Begins with Prenatal Care
your doctor.
Stay hydrated. Even if you aren’t thirsty, it’s important to drink extra fluids ... comfortable.
Prenatal Care Don’ts
Don’t smoke. Even if you smoked during the early part of ... Enlist help from a friend or family member.
Don’t eat certain types of fish that have high mercury levels
World AIDS Day Celebration and Health Fair
includes:• ACCESS’ medication-assisted treatment (M.A.T.) servicesinformation• HIV treatment and prevention
12/1/2017 @ 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
PrEP for Her
detectable or unknown. Studies suggest that it doesn’t increase the risk of miscarriage or birth defects ... PrEP protect against other STIs?
PrEP doesn’t protect against other STIs. To prevent STIs including ... centers provide free condoms and if you don’t see them at the front desk, ask your provider at your
ACCESS Voter Registration Drive at ACCESS Russo
ACCESS staff onsite to help patients, clients, and community members register to vote.
9/27/2016 @ 7:59 AM - 11:59 AM
Medicaid Redetermination
If you received a notice or had any household changes such as income, address, or the addition or removal of immediate family members since you were last approved for Medicaid, you could miss important notices and lose your benefits.