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Part of what makes giving back so special is that everyone has their own inspiration to do so. Our volunteers and the team that helps manage them are prime examples. Learn a little bit more about what motivates Gabi, Max, and Jamie to help the volunteers maximize their impact on health care in the Southern Interior in the 2022/23 Annual Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/gPrXkFXr

How person-centered are the services, care and overall quality of todays' senior care communities? Look for the following indicator to help answer this question. Residents and families report high satisfaction with quality of care and life To learn more about Person-Centered Care Quality Indicators, read the full article - https://lnkd.in/gFJNnq-d

It's National Public Health Week, and this year's theme is "We Are All Public Health." The National Public Health Week website reads: "Public health is more than just health care. It's the steps we take to make sure our neighborhoods and environment are free from pollution. It's making sure our food and water are safe to eat and drink. It's also the relationships we foster in our communities. We're all interconnected. When we all come together to support public health, all of us — individuals, families, communities and the public health field — can achieve the goals of public health." What can make our neighborhoods healthy? here are some ideas:   https://brnw.ch/21wIrCo

Our Joint Forward Plan outlines how we are going to improve health and care services for our local population, their families and carers, and features 8 ambitions. ⏯ To bring these ambitions to life, our ambitions leads have spoken about the work planned in a series of videos here: https://ow.ly/Li5x50Q0GCX

MTM’s Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) embody a member-centric approach which allows for easy access to different services we partner with to help remove communities barriers. Removing community barriers improves an individual’s SDOH outcomes, such as health care and quality, social and community context, and more. ~~~ Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e6AAe_it

Public health is key to wellness for all.

According to the National Public Health Week Public health is more than just health care. It's the steps we take to make sure our neighborhoods and environment are free from pollution. It's making sure our food and water are safe to eat and drink. It's also the relationships we foster in our communities. We're all interconnected. When we all come together to support public health, all of us — individuals, families, communities and the public health field — can achieve the goals of public health. #QualityofLifeHomeCarellc #HomeCare #getpaidtotakecareofloveones #philadelphiahomecare #NationalPublicHealthWeek #PublicHealth #HealthPromotion #CommunityHealth #Prevention

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The American Public Health Association (APHA) sponsors National Public Health Week from April 3 to 9 to recognize the contributions of public health and highlight issues that are important for improving our nation’s health. This year’s theme, Centering and Celebrating Cultures in Health, emphasizes the way different cultures focus on health. As an FQHC, for My Community Health Center, public health is more than just health care. It is all the steps we take to make sure our neighborhoods and environment are healthy. It is making sure our food and water are safe to eat and drink. It is also the relationships we foster in our communities. We are all interconnected. When we all come together to support public health, all of us — individuals, families, communities, and the public health field — can achieve the goals of public health! https://lnkd.in/gHfePk3p #NationalPublicHealthWeek #centeringandcelebratingculturesinhealth #mchc #FQHC

It's National Public Health Week, April 1-7, 2024! This year's theme is “Protecting, Connecting and Thriving: We Are All Public Health.” Our focus is not just the ways public health serves our communities — protecting our access to clean water and air, to nutritious and safe foods, to the right and ability to access essential health services — but the ways our communities flourish when they have their needs met. The American Public Health Association and National Public Health Week want everyone to know they can make their communities healthier, safer and stronger when we support and stay engaged with one another. As we adjust and adapt to new social norms, we’re focusing not just on what we can do as individuals, but what we can do as communities to protect, prioritize and influence the future of public health. For resources and other information for how to share this information with your community, please visit: https://lnkd.in/gabRKd6q #NPHW Alt text: 'Healthy Neighborhoods' with illustrations of two people with backpacks, two people walking arm in arm, a person with a cane and seeing eye dog and a person riding a bicycle. The NPHW logo is below, with a design of vines around.