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NEW Health Monthly- October
October: Breast Cancer Awareness Month Breast cancer is a serious health condition that impacts people of all genders. While it’s more common in women, men can also develop breast cancer. October is a time to increase awareness about this disease and emphasize the importance of early detection and prevention for everyone. Knowing the Symptoms Early…
Read MoreNEW Health Secures $600,000 Grant to Expand Behavioral Health Services in Northeast Washington
NEW Health has been awarded a $600,000 grant to expand primary behavioral health services from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). This expansion will further NEW Health’s commitment to provide exceptional, all-encompassing healthcare. This significant funding will allow NEW Health to address critical mental health and substance use treatment needs across the region by delivering the best level of healthcare, close to home.
Read MoreJacquelin Maycumber Hired As Chief Strategy Officer
NEW Health is pleased to announce the hiring of Jacquelin Maycumber as Chief Strategy Officer and Brandon Hansen as External Relations Manager. Maycumber and Hansen will play a big part in the organization’s commitment to addressing the evolving needs of rural communities and expanding NEW Health’s impact on healthcare and workforce development.
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Living with Chronic Pain: A Guide to Managing Your Symptoms Chronic pain, lasting for more than three months, can significantly impact your daily life. It can affect your mood, sleep, and overall well-being. While there’s no cure for chronic pain, there are effective strategies to manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life. Understanding…
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Immunization Awareness The Importance of Immunization: Stay Protected For decades, vaccines have been a crucial tool in safeguarding public health. While many once-common illnesses have become rare, the importance of staying up-to-date on vaccinations remains crucial. Vaccines work by exposing the body to a weakened or inactive form of a virus or bacteria, stimulating the…
Read MoreFree Virtual Medicare Workshop on September 10th!
CLICK HERE to register for the September 10th event! Turning 65 soon? Confused about Medicare? You’re not alone! Join NEW Health and American Senior Resources (ASR) for a FREE virtual seminar designed to shed light on Medicare and help you make informed decisions. This event offers flexibility! Attend comfortably from home virtually or join us…
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Understanding Social Drivers of Health We all know healthy habits like exercise and good nutrition are important for well-being. But what if there were other, unseen factors influencing our health to a much greater degree? This is where the concept of social drivers of health (SDOH) comes in. SDOH: The Hidden Players in Health Outcomes…
Read MoreGet Connected, Stay Healthy: Introducing Link to Care WA
Many people have expressed challenges navigating the healthcare system. Finding the right resources, understanding insurance options, and securing appointments can be overwhelming. Today, we are excited to introduce a valuable resource: Link to Care WA. What is Link to Care WA and what can they do for you? Link to Care WA is designed to…
Read MoreCommerce Director visits Stevens County
Keeping communities healthy and creating jobs NEW Health is a nonprofit organization with medical, dental and pharmacy care facilities in Stevens, Ferry and Pend Orielle counties, as well as a mobile clinic. Commerce awarded NEW Health more than $2 million to support its main health care facility in Colville, as well as the Colville Dental…
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June: Smoking & Tobacco Awareness Month Did you know? Cigarette smoking is the #1 preventable cause of death in the United States, causing over 480,000 deaths annually. That’s nearly 1 in 5 deaths! Smoking harms almost every organ in your body, increasing your risk for: The good news? Quitting smoking is one of the best…
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