Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines have been the most effective weapon in the fight against the virus. The arrival of vaccines saw the beginning of a period of recovery for the world. However, the spread of misinformation about vaccines continues to pose a significant challenge to the vaccination efforts.
National Nutrition Month is celebrated every March to raise awareness about the importance of healthy eating and physical activity. This year’s theme is Fuel for the Future. “This message encourages us to think about making food choices that are both good for the future of our health as well as the health of the earth and the environment,” said Susan Jones, RDN, HJAHC resident nutritionist. By making sustainable food choices, we can help reduce our carbon footprint and contribute to a healthier planet.
Vaccinations are key at preventing and controlling the spread of infectious diseases. Despite the proven safety and efficacy of vaccinations, there is an increasing trend of misinformation surrounding vaccines that is causing concern among health professionals and the public.
Yolanda was introduced to Henry J. Austin Health Center in 1974. Since then, she's become a familiar face at HJAHC. Hear Yolanda's story in this video.
Debbie has been a patient for over 30 years. Hear what has kept her coming back in this short video.
As we hear more about Monkeypox and its spread, our community’s safety is our priority.
The main thing for us is we never want a patient to leave without their medication simply because they can't afford their medication..
Sheran describes her life as a J.O.B.: the J stands for Journey, the O for Opportunity, and the B for Blessing.
Feet require expert care. They do not just get us from place to place, but they stabilize us, absorb shock, and are complex physical structures that are crucial for overall health.
Dr. Caitlin McCarthy, our Director of Pharmacy Services and Rutgers alumnus, was featured in the annual Rutgers EMSOP magazine speaking on the changing role of pharmacists during the pandemic. Read the article here:
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The American Psychiatric Association defines mental illness as “health conditions involving changes in emotion, thinking or behavior (or a combination of these)” and “are associated with distress and/or problems functioning in social, work or family activities.” They note that “mental...
Trenton, NJ. – In August 2021, after 16 months of virtual groups, Henry J. Austin Health Center returned to hosting in-person Centering Families sessions. The Centering Families Program is a group under the primary care model certified by the Centering...
Jordan Gray knows, from personal experience, the difference that holistic, high-quality, and trauma-informed care can make in a patients’ life. In May of 2021, driving through the streets of Palm Beach Island on a work trip, the gas pedal of...
Dr. Rachael Evans, Chief Medical Officer, gives us a COVID-19 update: “As we head into spring, HJAHC’s patients and community are grateful to be on the other side of the Omicron variant wave. After an intense spike in cases, hospitalizations...
