Patient Safety Awareness Week is an event that was created to encourage education on healthcare safety, but unless you are in the health care field or a patient or a family member of someone who has experienced medical harm in some capacity, you wouldn’t know a

Did you ever think there would be a day that virtual care improves access to quality healthcare services for all individuals?  In the early days of the pandemic, providers and care teams actively sought ways to deliver care to patients safely and effectively

March is MS awareness month and to those of us that are stricken with MS it if very important to work together and communication is key to help each other maintain through the struggles. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease that involves the central nervo

Phlebotomist recognition week celebrates phlebotomists’ vital role in maintaining patient health and promoting lab efficiency and effectiveness. They don’t just draw blood, they keep patients calm, ensure specimens are of the best quality. We appreciate the p

Red. It’s more than just a color. It is powerful and scintillating. It’s even the color of that most vital fluid that pumps through our hearts. The right red dress can really fire up anyone’s appearance, making a person stand out in a crowd and demanding at

It’s that time of year again: Healthy Weight Week! This week, we want to remind you that it’s not only about losing weight; it’s about keeping your weight in check. Maintaining a healthy weight can help you feel better and have more energy. It can also help

National Blood Donor Month is an important time to remember the lifesaving contribution of blood and platelet donors. In 2018, 2,982 people in the United States received life-saving blood and platelet donations from someone in their community. That’s more than

If you’re wondering how you can make the switch to a plant-based diet without feeling overwhelmed or like you’re compromising on your food sovereignty, read on. We’ve got some tips for making the transition a little easier. From stocking your kitchen with n

It’s that time of year again! Time to stock up on soup, get a new comforter and, most importantly, time to get your flu vaccine. CDC recommends that everyone 6 months of age and older get a flu vaccine each year. Influenza activity usually begins to increas

World AIDS Day is a day to remember those who have lost their lives to AIDS. It is also a day to remember all the progress that has been made in fighting this deadly virus. To learn more about the progress that has been made, and to help raise awareness for the c