As parents, most of your time and effort are for the care and safety of your children. It is no surprise that parenting a child with special needs may be difficult, but it also offers its challenges in ways that are rewarding and fulfilling for those who take on the...
There are many misconceptions and myths about Alzheimer’s disease. The first and most common misconception is that it is not a very serious condition. This assumption comes because the symptoms take years to manifest, giving society the impression that it isn't as...
Protect yourself from Omicron The Omicron variant spreads more easily than the original virus that causes COVID-19. Here are 3 things you can do to help protect yourself and others: Get the COVID-19 vaccine, if you haven't already. Vaccines are the best tool to...
When your life is forever changed for the presence of a terminal disease, it suddenly becomes filled with doctors appointments, medications, and possible treatment options. While these treatments may offer some limited amount of relief for the short term, oftentimes...
According to the CDC, 6 in 10 American adults struggle with a chronic illness. 4 in 10 are struggling with two or more chronic illnesses. Are you or a loved one part of the group of Americans living with a long-term disease? You'll want to read this guide on how to...
As you age, your body may not work like it used to. While it may be difficult to admit that, your health and safety may rely on your willingness to do just that. According to the CDC, an older adult is treated in an emergency room for a fall every 11 seconds. 55% of...
To Protect Ourselves and Our Community from COVID-19. Also Continue to Protect Yourself by: Wearing a mask Staying 6 feet apart Washing your hands Avoiding crowds Read common Myths/Facts from the COVID-19 Vaccines
It’s been a privilege to support our frontline heroes at Jackson Health System and serve at several food drives. A huge “thank you” to all those who have given of themselves and volunteered to serve our community!
Plan for Florida’s Recovery Phase 1 of the Plan for Florida’s Recovery took effect May 4, 2020 and was updated effective May 11, 14 and 15, 2020. Phase 2 will take effect once Gov. DeSantis determines it is suitable to continue re-opening and after fully considering...
The Florida Department of Health has launched a Community Action Survey to continue our fight against Covid-19. Please take the confidential survey now. To keep Florida residents and visitors safe, informed and aware about the status of the virus, the Florida...
