People in need of CalFresh, Medi-Cal, or other health benefits can struggle with navigating the complex bureaucracy.
N&R Publications works with government agencies to tell stories of real people navigating these processes. Our work with Sacramento County helped to spur a $28 million increase in CalFresh benefits usage. We helped the State of Nevada promote immunization by countering false online information. Our stories about Covered California used the stories of real people to emphasize the importance of getting health insurance and how to do it.
Published Aug 2024
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The Children’s Oral Health Network (COHN) of Maine is working hard to make sure children receive oral health care early and often, combating the often preventable pain and suffering of dental disease.
ViewPublished Mar 2023
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Joshua's House provides comfort care to terminally ill homeless men and women and access to quality hospice care.
ViewPublished Jan 2022
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Do you need health services? You may qualify for Medi-Cal. Fresno County cares! In times of need, you've got options.
ViewPublished Jan 2022
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¿Necesitas servicios de salud? Puede calificar para Medi-Cal. El condado de Fresno se preocupa por su salud. En tiempos de necesidad, ¡tiene opciones!
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ViewPublished Dec 2021
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For 40 years, Hope Cooperative has served the needs of Sacramento County, focusing on people experiencing homelessness or mental health issues. Now, the organization serves Yolo County, too.
ViewPublished Dec 2021
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As a clinical trial research center, our focus is on spreading the word about our various volunteer opportunities in our clinical trials and research studies. We are reaching out to people who we hope will benefit from the possibilities that come with clinical trial participation.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Foster youth can find the support services they need with the help of Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Depression can lead to suicidal thoughts. Get the support you need with the help of Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Be ACEs Aware! ACEs – adverse childhood experiences – can lead to lifelong issues. Stop ACEs and become more aware of these problems with pointers provided by Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency and ACEs Aware.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Help those experiencing homelessness in Tulare County with these tips, provided by the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Be ready for disaster – be it wildfire, earthquake, flood or pandemic – with these tips from Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Help Tulare County children grow up strong and prevent child abuse with these tips from Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Fighting substance abuse and addiction starts with awareness. Learn the warning signs with these tips from the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Holiday safety tips during the COVID-19 pandemic, provided by Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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No one deserves to feel unsafe in a relationship. Know the warning signs of abuse and where to get help with these tips, provided by the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Sep 2021
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Overcome daily as well as major stress with these tips, provided by the Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency.
ViewPublished Apr 2021
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Rape Crisis Intervention of North Central California has been supporting sexual assault survivors for 47 years. Learn why that is important for the entire Tri-County region. If you have experienced any sexual assault at any age, reach out today.
ViewPublished Dec 2020
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En tiempos de estrés y desastre, hay personas que se preocupan. ¡No estas solo! Encuentre la ayuda y los servicios que necesita en el condado de Tulare.
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ViewPublished Dec 2020
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In times of stress and disaster, there are people who care. You are not alone! Find the help and services you need in Tulare County.
ViewPublished Oct 2020
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Placer County residents have options for the health care and services they need. The Placer County Department of Health and Human Services tells how to get the most out of Medi-Cal and other benefits.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let your safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medications. Find out what people in Orange County are doing to help their communities and the environment.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let your safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medications. Find out what people in the North Central Valley are doing to help their communities and the environment.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let you safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medications. Find out what people in the South Central Valley including Fresno and Monterey counties are doing.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let you safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medications. Learn what people in Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Plumas, Sierra, Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Alpine and Mono counties are doing to help their communities and the environment.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let you safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medication. Learn what people in San Bernardino, Riverside, Inyo and Imperial counties are doing to help their communities and the environment.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let you safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medications. Learn what people in Del Norte, Humboldt, Trinity, Mendocino and Sonoma counties are doing to help their communities and the environment.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Los contenedores de recuperación de medicamentos le permiten desechar de forma segura los medicamentos indeseados, innecesarios o vencidos. (Edición de Los Ángeles)
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ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let you safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medications. Learn about what's happening with this program in Los Angeles and Ventura counties.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Drug take-back bins let you safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded, or expired medications. Learn what people in San Diego County are doing to help their communities and the environment.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Los contenedores de recuperación de medicamentos le permiten desechar de forma segura los medicamentos indeseados, innecesarios o vencidos. (Edición de San Diego)
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ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Los Angeles County is committed to cleaning up lead contamination. What you need to know about lead paint and contamination now.
ViewPublished Sep 2020
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Conozca los peligros de la pintura con plomo y la contaminación.
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ViewPublished Aug 2020
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Medication take-back bins let you safely dispose of unwanted, unneeded or expired medications — and fight the opioid crisis in the Central Valley.
ViewPublished Mar 2020
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The lack of housing that is affordable in the rapidly growing Northern Washoe County has created a public health crisis, with more and more residents priced out or rent-burdened, and few financial reserves to pay for food and medicine. Find out how a variety of creative stakeholders are working together to solve this problem.
ViewPublished Nov 2019
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As seen across the country, Missouri residents are responding to a high number of opioid addictions. The Missouri Department of Mental Health is educating the community on the history of the issue and investing in prevention and treatment programs to help rebuild the community even stronger than before.
ViewPublished Nov 2019
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As seen across the country, Missouri residents are responding to a high number of opioid addictions. The Missouri Department of Mental Health is educating the community on the history of the issue and investing in prevention and treatment programs to help rebuild the community even stronger than before.
ViewPublished Aug 2019
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Particularly apparent following the Camp Fire, among the many goals of CETA is to provide comfort, guidance, and invaluable human resources to those who've been impacted by trauma in its varying forms.
ViewPublished May 2019
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Butte County is making significant progress in preventing opioid misuse and treating opioid use disorder in the region.
ViewPublished May 2019
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Governmental agencies, local business and environmental groups are working together to educate the public on the need to minimize toxic products and how to handle them safely.
ViewPublished Nov 2018
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The California Product Stewardship Council (CPSC) is a powerful network of local governments, non-government organizations, businesses, and individuals who support policies and projects where producers share in the responsibility for managing products at end-of-life. CPSC is California's thought leader and expert on the Producer Responsibility Movement. Find out how this small nonprofit took on Big Pharma and won, and learn how you can help them to accomplish even more!
ViewPublished Nov 2018
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Parents and mentors can have an impact on whether or not youth use marijuana, also known as cannabis. Pre-teens, teens and youth in their early 20s often seek out new experiences and engage in risky behaviors, such as using marijuana. You can help prevent underage use by starting the conversation about marijuana with youth in your life and making sure they are aware of potential consequences. Open up this publication to learn more about the dangers of marijuana use!
ViewPublished Oct 2018
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When you have a life-limiting diagnosis, you want to make the most of the time you have left. Hospice and palliative care put patients in charge of how they want to live, but not all hospices are the same. Nonprofit hospices have been shown to provide better quality care because their mission is to support patients, not to make profits. If you or a loved one is facing the end of life, you have a choice. Click here to learn more about nonprofit hospice care.
ViewPublished Sep 2018
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No one should have to choose between paying their rent and feeding their family, CalFresh is here to help! Many people may not know they can qualify for assistance, but many immigrants, students, seniors and low-income workers are all eating better because of CalFresh. Read on to see how you and your family could qualify if you live in Alameda County.
ViewPublished Aug 2018
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Care Enough to Act (CETA) is dedicated to providing resources for people affected by suicide in Butte County. This outreach piece will help the public understand how our connections at home, work and school can impact our mental health, and provide practical tools and resources to empower readers to take action if they are concerned about loved ones and acquaintances.
ViewPublished Aug 2018
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Improperly disposing of medications or needles can have a serious effect on a community — such as fueling addiction, threatening public safety and polluting important waterways. Learn how the California Product Stewardship Council and its partners in San Joaquin County have made proper disposal of medications and medical sharps easy throughout the region — and how you can help keep the region safe!
ViewPublished Apr 2018
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What if you, all those you care for and everyone in California had universal health care? Health care that guaranteed comprehensive and quality care that put patients first? Click here and find out how a single-payer system could save California money and care for its residents.
ViewPublished Mar 2018
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College is stressful enough, CalFresh makes sure students are building on their future and not worrying about putting food on the table. Find out how students can qualify for benefits, even if they think they don't.
ViewPublished Oct 2017
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Thanks to expanded eligibility requirements, more Fresno County residents than ever qualify for Medi-Cal, the health insurance plan for low-income Californians. In this publication, find out how children can qualify for Medi-Cal (even if their parents do not), why single adults are benefiting from the program, and why undocumented residents have nothing to fear when signing up.
ViewPublished Oct 2017
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No importa tu estatus, No importa tu edad — tu salud importa. ¿Estás cubierto? Mira dentro para ver cómo Medi-Cal está ayudando a mejorar las vidas de la gente del Condado de Fresno.
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ViewPublished Sep 2017
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There are many ways people can get help for mental health challenges. Treatment options include counseling, support groups and medications, but there are also self-care measures like art and exercise that can improve people's mental wellness. Learn how people in the Chico area navigated their way toward hope.
ViewPublished Apr 2017
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Palliative care is redefining treatment and comfort for life-limiting diagnoses. Learn how you can make your wishes known through an Advance Health Care Directive and align your end-of-life goals with compassionate care.
ViewPublished Apr 2017
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At River City Phoenix, patients’ needs always come first. River City Phoenix (RCP) is a medical cannabis dispensary with a history of providing patients with a variety of medicine, personalized recommendations and education around each product they offer. Since it opened as RCP in Sacramento, professional, caring staff strive to maintain the gold standard for the medical cannabis dispensary business model. This publication aims to reach medical marijuana patients who are not yet connected with RCP, encouraging them to come in, meet the staff and see what RCP offers. It's also intended for a more general audience, reducing stigma around medical marijuana businesses and users. Their stories show that patients are a diverse group with a variety of needs, and that staff are there to help everyone.
ViewPublished Apr 2017
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The culture of alcohol abuse is impacting North Dakota's kids and communities. Learn how you can take action to prevent underage drinking and adult binge drinking.
ViewPublished Dec 2016
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Living with pain can be debilitating. Oroville Hospital has a comprehensive pain management program that can help manage pain as well as reduce dependency on addictive painkillers. Learn about Oroville Hospital's cutting-edge pain management options and how you can get back to doing what you love.
ViewPublished Nov 2016
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Prescription opioid abuse is everyone's problem — and Tehama and Butte counties are working on a solution. Find out how you can help.
ViewPublished Oct 2016
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The flu vaccine will help keep you, your family and your community safe. This publication encourages readers to know they are susceptible to the flu, see the health benefit in getting a vaccine and believe in the effectiveness of the flu vaccine. This piece focuses on personal stories of people who have been impacted by the flu and stories about how businesses and schools are being proactive to prevent it. “Spread the word, not the flu.”
ViewPublished Oct 2016
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The flu vaccine will help keep you, your family and your community safe. This publication encourages readers to know they are susceptible to the flu, see the health benefit in getting a vaccine and believe in the effectiveness of the flu vaccine. This piece focuses on personal stories of people who have been impacted by the flu and stories about how businesses and schools are being proactive to prevent it. “Spread the word, not the flu.”
ViewPublished Oct 2016
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La vacuna contra la gripe le ayudará a mantenerse, su familia y su comunidad segura. Esta publicación anima a los lectores a conocer que son susceptibles a la gripe, ver el beneficio para la salud en conseguir una vacuna y creer en la eficacia de la vacuna contra la gripe. Esta pieza se centra en las historias personales de las personas que han sido afectadas por la gripe y las historias sobre cómo las empresas y las escuelas están siendo proactivas para evitarlo. "Corre la voz, no la gripe."
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ViewPublished Aug 2016
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For many people, stigma can be a barrier to addressing mental health problems. Stigma can manifest in many different ways. There can be stigma against wanting to get help, or stigma against admitting that they suffer from a mental health problem. For certain populations, stigma can be more specific. We all can benefit from identifying stigmas we consciously or subconsciously have. Once we identify them, hopefully they will no longer act as a barrier to getting services, or interfere with the way we interact with people who may need support. By telling stories of people who articulate stigmas/barriers they experienced before getting services, others will become more aware of stigma.
ViewPublished Jul 2016
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CalFresh nutrition assistance helps put healthy food on Napa County's tables. But more residents (around 6,000) could be claiming this benefit. Find out who's eligible, how to apply and why CalFresh is contributing to the overall health of Napa County.
ViewPublished Jul 2016
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A través de CalFresh, la Agencia de Salud y Servicios Humanos del Condado de Napa ayuda a las personas que reúnen los requisitos a contar con alimentos nutritivos durante todo el año.
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ViewPublished Apr 2016
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There is a health and safety epidemic happening in Santa Clara County, and it starts in each and every one of our homes. The improper use and disposal of prescription drugs can lead to poisonings, crime, water quality issues and even death. Learn what Santa Clara County is doing about this issue and how you can help.
ViewPublished Mar 2016
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The In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority, housed within the Santa Cruz County Human Services Department, helps connect Medi-Cal eligible older or disabled adults (and some children) with care providers for domestic and personal care. IHSS manages enrollment of care providers and provides and maintains a registry of IHSS home care providers for recipients. Discover the benefits and the sense of satisfaction many care providers feel as a result of helping someone in need — and learn if it's right for you.
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ViewPublished Mar 2016
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The In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority, housed within the Santa Cruz County Human Services Department, helps connect Medi-Cal eligible older or disabled adults (and some children) with care providers for domestic and personal care. IHSS manages enrollment of care providers and provides and maintains a registry of IHSS home care providers for recipients. Discover the benefits and the sense of satisfaction many care providers feel as a result of helping someone in need — and learn if it's right for you.
ViewPublished Nov 2015
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Mental Illness affects everyone. But due to stigma and shame, many don’t want to talk about it or seek the help that could improve their lives. This publication will put a face on mental illness, helping readers to gain a better understanding of what living with mental illness is like. By showing that people from all walks of life can and do lead healthy, productive lives with mental illness, it will reduce stigma and help readers seek help for themselves or their loved ones. Include descriptions and symptoms of the source’s mental illness and reach out to referring contact for background/treatment info.
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ViewPublished Oct 2015
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It’s time to rethink CalFresh. Think it’s hard to apply? Think you have to fumble with stamps at the checkout line? Think you have to report your income every three months? Think again. The new CalFresh makes it easier to sign up and renew, easier to qualify and easier to use. That means even more people can get access to this vital resource to supplement their household food budget. Everyone deserves to eat, and the people who need CalFresh are our neighbors, co-workers and friends (Russian).
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ViewPublished Oct 2015
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Mental health is important to everyone in the community, and Kings County Behavioral Health is here to help. Kings County Behavioral Health is helping people in the community in need of mental health services. This publication helps reduce the stigma of seeking help for mental health issues and introduces readers to some of what Kings County Behavioral Health has to offer.
ViewPublished Oct 2015
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It’s time to rethink CalFresh. Think it’s hard to apply? Think you have to fumble with stamps at the checkout line? Think you have to report your income every three months? Think again. The new CalFresh makes it easier to sign up and renew, easier to qualify and easier to use. This publication will help eliminate the stigma associated with seeking nutrition assistance by sharing real stories of people who use CalFresh (Spanish edition).
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ViewPublished Sep 2015
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Care Enough to Act (CETA) is dedicated to providing resources for people affected by suicide in Butte County. This outreach piece will help educate about and reduce stigma surrounding suicide and mental illness, and provide practical tools and resources to empower readers to take action if they are concerned about loved ones and acquaintances.
ViewPublished Sep 2015
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The flu vaccine will help keep you and your family safe. Examine the ways you are susceptible to the flu, the health benefit in getting a vaccine and the effectiveness of the flu vaccine. When everyone gets a flu vaccine, it is for the good of our whole community. Northern Nevada resources are listed on page 8.
ViewPublished Sep 2015
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The flu vaccine will help keep you and your family safe. Examine the ways you are susceptible to the flu, the health benefit in getting a vaccine and the effectiveness of the flu vaccine. When everyone gets a flu vaccine, it is for the good of our whole community. Northern Nevada resources are listed on page 4.
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ViewPublished Sep 2015
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The flu vaccine will help keep you and your family safe. Examine the ways you are susceptible to the flu, the health benefit in getting a vaccine and the effectiveness of the flu vaccine. When everyone gets a flu vaccine, it is for the good of our whole community. Southern Nevada resources are listed on page 8.
ViewPublished Sep 2015
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It’s time to rethink CalFresh. Think it’s hard to apply? Think you have to fumble with stamps at the checkout line? Think you have to report your income every three months? Think again. The new CalFresh makes it easier to sign up and renew, easier to qualify and easier to use. This publication will help eliminate the stigma associated with seeking nutrition assistance by sharing real stories of people who use CalFresh.
ViewPublished Sep 2015
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Suicide doesn’t impact one life – it impacts us all. That’s why it’s everybody’s business to know how to prevent it. Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC) has received a grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) to build collaboration in the community and increase help-seeking behaviors for suicide prevention.
ViewPublished Jul 2015
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For Placer County residents who are food insecure, CalFresh is an important benefit to help put nutritious food on the table and gain information on making healthy meal choices. But CalFresh is just the beginning. Getting CalFresh benefits is like an entry portal to other benefits the county administers, including Medi-Cal, WIC and CalWORKs.
ViewPublished Jun 2015
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CalFRESH helps thousands in Santa Cruz and Monterey counties put food on the table. But many more don't even know they qualify. Are you one of them?
ViewPublished Jun 2015
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Working families, students, seniors — we all need access to healthy, fresh food. There are 243,000 individuals in Sacramento County who receive CalFRESH now. Do you know someone who may be in need of assistance?
ViewPublished Jun 2015
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Vapor products have allowed many to reduce or completely quit smoking conventional cigarettes. Learn how vapor organizations are protecting people's access to vapor products.
ViewPublished Jun 2015
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Prescription medication can save lives, but it can also take lives. San Mateo County is addressing this serious problem head-on.
ViewPublished Jun 2015
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Sacramento County Department of Health and Human Services, Adult Protective Services is a state-mandated program dedicated to maintaining the health and safety of older and dependent adults who are subjected to neglect, abuse or exploitation, or are unable to protect their own interests.
ViewPublished May 2015
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The Yolo County Department of Health Services operates under a new mission, "Making a difference by enhancing the quality of life in our community." True to its mission, the department provides robust mental health services and partners with community organizations to reach as many individuals as possible.
ViewPublished Apr 2015
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San Bernadino County Aging and Adult Services helps meet the need of seniors with food, socialization and recreation, contributing to the overall happiness and health of seniors.
ViewPublished Apr 2015
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How Oroville Hospital can help you make informed choices about end-of-life care, such as hospice and palliative care.
ViewPublished Mar 2015
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San Joaquin County is caring for the mental health needs of the community. In this publication, you'll learn how to recognize the warning signs, get advice from someone who's been there, and read inspiring stories of recovery.
ViewPublished Feb 2015
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When you can't hear what's going on around you, every aspect of your life can be negatively affected — your relationships, your work and your overall happiness. It's never easy to admit you need help. But why miss out on hearing your favorite sounds when a solution is available? The Chico Hearing Aid Center can help!
ViewPublished Jan 2015
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Think back to the last time you were in the ER … did you have to wait? Do you know why? Many people in the associate the emergency room with long wait times. But the emergency room is not a “first come, first serve” business — patients are seen in order of the severity of symptoms. The truth is, if you don’t belong in the ER, you’ll probably be the one waiting longest for care. Chronic conditions and prescription refills are not true emergencies. Many conditions can be handled faster (and better) by a primary care physician. This publication gives readers greater insight into the triage system through which patients are assessed, discusses reasons people should come to the ER, and educates them on better alternatives to the ER.
ViewPublished Nov 2014
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This publication increases public awareness and understanding of the threats posed by improper disposal of sharps and meds and educates public on best practices and existing resources for proper disposal of sharps and meds. in their local community in Marin County. The publication also educates about the movement for product stewardship legislation, which can further improve access to and ease of proper disposal options for meds. and sharps.
ViewPublished Nov 2014
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California Health & Wellness is a healthcare coverage provider that serves Medi-Cal recipients in 19 counties in Northern and Southern California. CH&W provides value-added services such as a mobile Member Connections team to visit customers at home, and an emphasis on preventive care and excellent customer service.
ViewPublished Sep 2014
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It's time to rethink how we fight breast cancer. Oroville Hospital's Center for Breast Health takes a patient-centric approach where specialists work together to develop the best possible care plan. Thanks to advances in treatment and specialized treatment options, breast cancer outcomes have improved.
ViewPublished Sep 2014
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In this public outreach piece Care Enough to Act (CETA), the suicide prevention task force for Butte, Glenn and Tehama Counties, shares stories of survivors of suicide loss and suicide attempts, as well as prevention and intervention tools.
ViewPublished Sep 2014
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This publication, sponsored by the Lake County Suicide Prevention Task Force, shares the stories of those who've witnessed firsthand the power of hope. Learn the warning signs of suicide risk and how to intervene. Readers can also connect to local, state and national resources for mental health and suicide prevention.
ViewPublished Aug 2014
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Si usted no tiene seguro médico, ahora es el momento de obtener lo, ya sea a través de Covered California o de Medi-Cal; gracias a los cambios que hizo la ACA, usted tiene la oportunidad de tener un seguro médico.
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ViewPublished Aug 2014
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More people than ever are getting access to health coverage through Medi-Cal. Even if you've been denied before, now is the time to try again, as eligibility rules have changed.
ViewPublished Jul 2014
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Now that you have health insurance, make sure you get the most out of it by accessing the many preventive care services that are free with most insurance plans. Oroville Hospital's doctors and staff know that preventive care services, such as prenatal care, immunizations and cancer screenings, can help keep you and your family healthy.
ViewPublished Jun 2014
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Ahora, millones de californianos cumplen los requisitos para recibir atención médica a bajo costo o gratuita a través de Medi-Cal. Aun cuando anteriormente haya inscrito y no haya sido aceptado, es posible que ahora sí cumpla con los requisitos porque cambiaron la reglas. *An outreach and education guide to Medi-Cal expansion under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and what the eligibility changes could mean for the reader.*
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ViewPublished May 2014
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People living with mental illness don't need to end up in the hospital, jail or homeless. There are many treatment options that can prevent crisis situations and provide better outcomes — at a lower cost.
ViewPublished May 2014
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With changes to Medi-Cal as a result of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, thousands more in Sonoma County are now eligible for Medi-Cal. This publication informs readers of the expansion to Medi-Cal, how to determine eligibility and how to sign up.
ViewPublished Apr 2014
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If you or someone you know has a behavioral health issue that impacts everyday life, help is out there. OC Links makes getting assistance for behavioral health issues easier, with skilled Navigators that can connect people to the services they need.
ViewPublished Mar 2014
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An outreach and education guide to Medi-Cal expansion under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and what the eligibility changes could mean for the reader.
ViewPublished Mar 2014
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Unwanted medications and used needles can pose a hazard to our families, our community and our environment. The California Product Stewardship Council is working with stakeholders to find a solution to this problem through safe disposal options.
ViewPublished Feb 2014
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Californians now have access to health insurance through the state's online marketplace, Covered California. But purchasing coverage can be complicated if you've never done it before. Oroville Hospital is here to help, with information and enrollment counselors who will assist you in the process.
ViewPublished Feb 2014
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Being healthy isn't just about having access to medical care. The community you live in plays a major part in your ability to lead a healthy and full life. The Healthy Sacramento Coalition is exploring how the environment affects our health in Sacramento.
ViewPublished Feb 2014
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Thanks to the expansion of Medi-Cal, millions of Californians are now eligible for free health care. The Butte County Department of Employment and Social Services is making it easier than ever for residents to enroll in Medi-Cal.
ViewPublished Feb 2014
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Muchas organizaciones en nuestra comunidad comparten la opinión de que nuestra salud se ve afectada por otros factores que no son el acceso a la atención médica. Ochenta y dos de estas organizaciones se unieron en la Coalición por un Sacramento Saludable (Healthy Sacramento Coalition). Con financiamiento de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades y el liderazgo asumido por la Fundación Sierra Health, en 2011 se creó la Coalición por un Sacramento Saludable con el fin de comprender mejor cómo nuestro medio ambiente afecta nuestra salud en Sacramento.
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ViewPublished Jan 2014
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There is a ton of information out there to help new parents prepare for a baby. But what’s important? And what’s having a baby really like? This publication will introduce you to new parents, and help you make the best choices for your new baby as you embark on one of life's most important journeys.
ViewPublished Dec 2013
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As Medi-Cal enrollees have many choices to make, they need the information to help inform their decisions. Oroville Hospital is responding to these changes by helping to educate and serve all Medi-Cal members. Gain insight as to how Medi-Cal works, how it’s changing and how you may be able to access care through this system.
ViewPublished Dec 2013
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Dental health is important for the overall health and well-being for children ages 5 and younger. Learn how you can prevent tooth problems in your child and develop good oral hygiene habits that will keep them smiling for life.
ViewPublished Dec 2013
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Small business owners are faced with challenges every day that impact the bottom line. One of those challenges for California's small businesses is navigating health care laws and benefits. This guide offers answers to your questions about compliance with the Affordable Care Act. Discover how the health care law changed the system for small businesses, and use this guide to make sure you are in compliance.
ViewPublished Dec 2013
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The passage of the Affordable Care Act changes how health insurance is provided by some small businesses. This guide illustrates some of the benefits and dispels myths about the new law.
ViewPublished Oct 2013
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Con la aprobación de la ley de salud, millones de Californianos entrarán en el sistema de atención de la salud por primera vez. California cubierto es el mercado de beneficios de salud del estado para asequible, seguro de salud de calidad.
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ViewPublished Oct 2013
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"Get Covered: Bay Area" features stories of Californians who didn't have quality, affordable health coverage when they needed it most. This publication explains how to buy health insurance through Covered California, with information about premium assistance, sample health insurance prices and resources available to help Californians who need assistance or just more information.
ViewPublished Sep 2013
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The stigma surrounding mental health issues can do real damage, but there is hope. Placer County's Campaign for Community Wellness seeks to spread awareness about and eliminate the stigma surrounding mental illness, and show how anyone can help reduce stigma.
ViewPublished Sep 2013
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"Get Covered: Central and Coastal California" features stories of Californians who didn't have quality, affordable health coverage when they needed it most. This publication explains how to buy health insurance through Covered California, with information about premium assistance, sample health insurance prices and resources available to help Californians who need assistance or just more information.
ViewPublished Sep 2013
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"Get Covered: Inland Empire" features stories of Californians who didn't have quality, affordable health coverage when they needed it most. This publication explains how to buy health insurance through Covered California, with information about premium assistance, sample health insurance prices and resources available to help Californians who need assistance or just more information.
ViewPublished Sep 2013
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"Obtenga Cobertura: Condados de San Diego y Orange" cuenta las historias de los californianos que no tienen un seguro de salud de calidad y asequible cuando lo necesitaban más. Esta publicación explica cómo comprar un seguro de salud a través de Covered California, con información sobre la ayuda financiera y los precios de seguros de salud. Es un recurso para los californianos que necesitan ayuda o simplemente más información.
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"Get Covered: Northern California" features stories of Californians who didn't have quality, affordable health coverage when they needed it most. This publication explains how to buy health insurance through Covered California, with information about premium assistance, sample health insurance prices and resources available to help Californians who need assistance or just more information.
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"Get Covered: Los Angeles" features stories of Californians who didn't have quality, affordable health coverage when they needed it most. This publication explains how to buy health insurance through Covered California, with information about premium assistance, sample health insurance prices and resources available to help Californians who need assistance or just more information.
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"Obtenga Cobertura: Area de la Bahia" cuenta las historias de los californianos que no tienen un seguro de salud de calidad y asequible cuando lo necesitaban más. Esta publicación explica cómo comprar un seguro de salud a través de Covered California, con información sobre la ayuda financiera y los precios de seguros de salud. Es un recurso para los californianos que necesitan ayuda o simplemente más información.
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One in four currently live with a mental illness. The Mental Health Services Act provides valuable resources for individuals and families affected by mental illnesses.
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"Obtenga Cobertura: Los Angeles" cuenta las historias de los californianos que no tienen un seguro de salud de calidad y asequible cuando lo necesitaban más. Esta publicación explica cómo comprar un seguro de salud a través de Covered California, con información sobre la ayuda financiera y los precios de seguros de salud. Es un recurso para los californianos que necesitan ayuda o simplemente más información.
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"Get Covered: San Diego and Orange Counties" features stories of Californians who didn't have quality, affordable health coverage when they needed it most. This publication explains how to buy health insurance through Covered California, with information about premium assistance, sample health insurance prices and resources available to help Californians who need assistance or just more information.
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Uno de cada cuatro viven en la actualidad con una enfermedad mental. La Ley de Servicios de Salud Mental ofrece recursos valiosos para las personas y familias afectadas por enfermedades mentales.
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"Obtenga Cobertura: Centro y Costa de California" cuenta las historias de los californianos que no tienen un seguro de salud de calidad y asequible cuando lo necesitaban más. Esta publicación explica cómo comprar un seguro de salud a través de Covered California, con información sobre la ayuda financiera y los precios de seguros de salud. Es un recurso para los californianos que necesitan ayuda o simplemente más información.
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"Obtenga Cobertura: Inland Empire" cuenta las historias de los californianos que no tienen un seguro de salud de calidad y asequible cuando lo necesitaban más. Esta publicación explica cómo comprar un seguro de salud a través de Covered California, con información sobre la ayuda financiera y los precios de seguros de salud. Es un recurso para los californianos que necesitan ayuda o simplemente más información.
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La prevención del suicidio puede salvar vidas. Tulare y Kings colaboran en la difusión de la conciencia y la esperanza en el esfuerzo para prevenir el suicidio.
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The multi-agency suicide-prevention task force known as Care Enough to Act helps the community understand depression as a clinical condition and an underlying risk factor in suicide.
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Suicide prevention can save lives. Tulare and Kings counties collaborate in spreading awareness and hope in the effort to prevent suicide.
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Work has begun on Biggs-Gridley Memorial Hospital's new emergency department, set for a 2014 grand opening.
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La aprobación de la Ley de Asistencia Asequible cambia cómo se proporciona seguro de salud a través de algunas pequeñas empresas. Esta guía ilustra algunos de los beneficios y disipa los mitos acerca de la nueva ley.
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ViewPublished Apr 2013
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All parents have questions about their child. Alamance Alliance and Project Launch support parents in their most important job by giving them answers and tips on positive parenting.
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Addiction is the No. 1 driver of social issues such as high health care costs, drunk driving and crime in the United States. Focus Healthcare of Sacramento can help you get your life back by getting to the root of addiction.
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Mental illnesses impact people of every background, color and age. The Mental Health Services Act is transforming California's mental health system as an important source of funding for new resources.
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Suicide is preventable. Care Enough to Act is a collaboration with the Butte County Suicide Prevention Task Force that aims to raise awareness of depression and bring hope and care to those affected by suicide.
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Tooth decay affects children more than any other chronic infectious disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. First 5 Sacramento is helping to improve access to oral health resources for children and their families in the region.
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Being diagnosed with breast cancer can be a traumatic and confusing time. The WeCARE! Peer Navigator program at UC Davis aims to make the first few months after diagnosis easier.
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Mental illness can affect anyone. The Nevada State Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services provides essential services and resources for anyone affected by mental illness.
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One hearing aid does not fit all. Chico Hearing Aid Center has a history of bringing sound to those who could not hear, and doing so on a personal, case-by case basis.
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The UC Davis Cancer Center is one of more than 6,000 in the country. What sets it apart is the collaboration between doctors, specialists and researchers to bring the latest personalized and cutting-edge treatment to patients.
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The new emergency room at Feather River Hospital, part of the national faith-based organization Adventist Health, offers cutting-edge technology. Take a peek inside on this photo tour.
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How much do you know about the flu? The Nevada State Health Division tells you everything you need to know about the virus responsible for the most respiratory illnesses during flu season.
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One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. The UC Davis Cancer Center's WeCARE! Program supports women newly diagnosed with breast cancer.
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