Recent Blogs
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Health CareIt’s Safe to Get Back on Track With Your Gynecological Care
Estimated read time:It's safe to start getting the gynecologic care you need in person again. Read about the extra steps we’re taking to keep you safe during your visit.
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Health Care
Safely Accessing the Cancer Care You Need
Estimated read time:It’s important to get the cancer care you need. From temperature screening to social distancing, learn about the extra protections we’ve put in place to help keep you safe during your visit.
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Coronavirus ResourcesVisiting a Loved One Safely in a Nursing Home
Estimated read time:Nursing homes are taking extra precautions to protect their residents and staff. Here’s what you can expect on your next visit — plus some creative ways to keep in touch with your loved one.
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Coronavirus ResourcesReturning to Work if You’re Immunocompromised
Estimated read time:Learn which steps to take to keep yourself safe as your workplace reopens if you’re immunocompromised.
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Health CareDon’t Delay Important Labwork and Imaging Appointments
Estimated read time:Whether it’s coming in for an X-ray or a blood draw, here’s why — and how — you and your physician can safely use medical testing to manage your well-being.
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RecipesRecipe for Tropical Pineapple-Mango Pops
If you’re looking for a refreshing, healthy summer treat, these popsicles will hit the spot.
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Health CareDebunking 4 Myths About Getting ER Care Right Now
Estimated read time:In a medical emergency, it’s essential to go to the ER. We’re debunking four myths about ER care so you know it’s safe to get help fast.
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Coronavirus ResourcesSpecial Protection Measures: Temperature Checks for Everyone
Estimated read time:We’re doing temperature checks at every facility entrance for all visitors and team members to keep you safe. Read more here.
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Coronavirus ResourcesHow We’re Social Distancing During In-Person Visits to Keep You Safe
Estimated read time:You can take care of your health while keeping your social distance. We’ve redesigned our spaces and protocols to allow you enough room to stay safe.