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National Infant Immunization Week 2024

During National Infant Immunization Week, we recognize the importance of protecting our littlest ones health. It reminds us of the critical role vaccines play in safeguarding the health of our infants and communities. Here are some key reasons why Infant Immunization Week is so vital: Disease Prevention Vaccines provide infants with immunity against severe and…

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Ensuring Women’s Health: Maternal Self-Measured Blood Pressure Program Now Available!

Ensuring Women’s Health For women of childbearing age, health is paramount, especially after welcoming a new addition to the family. At Primary Health Network, we recognize the significance of postpartum health, which is why we’re excited to extend an exclusive opportunity to qualifying patients. The Opportunity Have you given birth within the past two years?…

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Marching Forward for Colorectal Cancer Awareness

As we welcome in March, it’s time to turn our attention to Colorectal Cancer (CRC) Awareness Month. This annual observance serves as a vital reminder of the importance of early detection and screening for colorectal cancer, which stands as the third most common cancer diagnosed in both men and women in the United States. Our…

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Primary Health Network Receives Prestigious Award

In a significant acknowledgment of its unwavering commitment to healthcare excellence, Primary Health Network has been recognized by Target: BPTM, the American Heart Association (AHA), and the American Medical Association (AMA) for achieving an exceptional 70% or greater blood pressure (BP) control rate across its adult patient population. This prestigious award is a testament to…

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Safeguarding Your Skin | The Importance of UV Protection This Summer

As the sun shines brighter and the temperatures rise, it’s time to bask in the joys of summer. However, amidst the excitement, it’s crucial not to overlook the importance of protecting our skin from the harmful effects of UV radiation. In this blog post, we delve into the significance of UV protection during the summer…

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ER vs Urgent Care

ER vs. Urgent Care: Know the Difference! Health is more important than ever. Which is why it is extremely important to know the difference between ERs (emergency rooms) and urgent care facilities. Knowing this will not only save you time but also money since, on average, emergency rooms cost more for the same treatment you…

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Healthy Foods for Your Vision | How to Keep Your Eyesight Sharp

Our eyes are amazing guides in our daily lives, but we often forget how important our diet is for maintaining good vision. Our food plays a vital role in keeping our eyes healthy and preventing vision problems. By including specific nutrients in our meals, we can safeguard our eyesight and enjoy clear vision for many…

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Understanding Our Negative Pressure Rooms

More than ever, it’s crucial to keep coming up with new ways to improve our care environment. In order to improve the environment for patient care, PHN has installed negative pressure rooms all around its network. Currently, PHN has installed 41 negative pressure rooms to date. Rob Holbert, Director of Facilities, explained that negative pressure…

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Laughter is the best medicine!

Laughter is the Best Medicine

What could be more contagious than the annual flu or cold? Well, laughter of course! Humor is infectious and has the power of connecting those around us. Some would even go as far as saying laughter is the best medicine! But did you know there is some truth to this saying? According to helpguide.org, laughter:…

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Antibiotics: Not Always the Answer

When you get sick, you want to feel better as soon as possible and it can be tempting to ask your doctor for an antibiotic to get you back on track. But antibiotics can only cure bacterial infections, such as strep throat or whooping cough. Viral infections, such as the common cold, the flu, and…

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