May was declared as National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month over 35 years ago by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). This month is not just a time for education and awareness for families, it is also the...
National Minority Health Month
April is National Minority Health Month (NMHM), a time to raise awareness about disparities within our health care system that continuously affect racial and ethical minority communities. The origin of National Minority Health Month started in 1915 as National Negro...
Medicaid Is A Lifeline for Millions
April is Medicaid Awareness Month and there has never been a more critical time to highlight the care Medicaid provides to children and families. Across the nation and all month-long activists and advocates are highlighting the essential program for more...
Get Screened, It Can Save Your Life
The second leading cause of cancer deaths in America is Colorectal Cancer. March is National Colorectal Cancer Month and we want you to know the important facts about this cancer. The great news is colorectal cancer is preventable and early...
American Heart Month
It is American Heart Month – a time in which our nation spotlights heart disease! The leading cause of death in the United States is heart disease. When referring to disease there several types of heart conditions. 600,000 Americans lose...
Emerging COVID-19 Strains
Since its startling strike in early March of 2020 we are learning more and more about the COVID-19 virus as we continue to practice preventative measures and care for one another. However, we are not just learning about combating the...
Wear Two Masks: It’s Twice the Protection
As the pandemic continues to bring unforeseeable fates, we are constantly trying to find effective ways to stay safe and healthy while protecting ourselves from the coronavirus as best we can. It is now being said that two masks will...
At Risk & Homeless Teenagers
Everyday thousands of young people experience homelessness. Across the nation, over 35,000 youth were counted on a single night as homeless. Many of which sleep unsheltered and without the safety, stability, or support of their families or homes. These numbers...
STD Testing Available through Telemedicine & At-Home Testing
Many are still trying to adapt to new norms and navigating appointments during this pandemic. Regular check-ups and yearly screenings have been effected as a result. The National Coalition of STD Directors have found that 83% of STD programs have...
COVID-19 Vaccine Explained
As we reflect back on the history and evolution of vaccinations there is one inevitability, both then and now… Vaccinations must be safe. That’s the only way vaccines will continue to be successful in the United States. Vaccines have a...
Safe Ways to Spend Your Holidays Season During Coronavirus
Many people are beginning to plan for fall and winter holiday celebrations and holiday season looks a lot different this year. When planning to host a holiday celebration you should assess current COVID-19 levels in your community as well as...
COVID-19 Curfew Is Affecting Trentonians
Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Rachael Evans was interviewed by NBC10 Philadelphia at the Covid-19 Testing and Flu Shots event. This is an important story about what is happening in our Trenton community. We need to work together to stop the...
Immunization Proclamation: Why Childhood Vaccines Are So Important
One of the best ways to protect your children is by making sure they have all of their vaccinations. There’s a program, Vaccines for Children, that’s federally funded and provides vaccines at no cost to children from low-income families. To...
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