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4/14/2020
Talking to Your Kids About Coronavirus
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues, your kids are hearing about it. If you want to make sure they get reliable information and for them to hear it from you, we can help you get the conversation started.
Due to the recent CDC recommendations advising those 65+ to stay home as much as possible to lower the risk for contracting the virus, we want to ensure safety in the home and a focus on decreasing fall risk during this critical time.
With the holidays fast approaching, it's important to know how celebrations can lead to giving and receiving COVID-19. Whether you're hosting a gathering or attending one, keep these tips in mind.
This holiday season, not giving your loved ones COVID-19 is the best gift you can give. See how you can reduce the transmission of COVID-19 and celebrate safely.
Staying at home is the safest way to celebrate the holidays, especially during COVID-19. However, if you have to travel we have information to help you do it safely.
Our Innovations in Care Delivery are Getting Noticed!
At the peak of COVID-19, we rapidly moved to implement a critical new service - TeleVisits. Our efforts were recently featured in the New England Journal of Medicine's (NEJM) Catalyst.
Did you know the foods you eat can support your athletic performance? Our Pediatric Nutritionists want to help you fuel your body for peak performance!
Improve your balance and muscle strength to reduce your risk for a fall through a virtual Tai-Chi demonstration provided by Lucy at Shift in Grandview.
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