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#DYK: February is Low Vision Awareness Month. The Blindness Education, Screening and Treatment (BEST) Program provides free screenings and financial assistance to Texas residents for medically urgent eye treatment with a Provider referral. #TeamTexasHHS encourages you to learn more by visiting the BEST website. Cpt Codes, Low Vision, Vision Loss, Eye Exam, Vision Problems, Financial Assistance, Living A Healthy Life, Medical Services, Medical
February is Low Vision Awareness Month.
#DYK: February is Low Vision Awareness Month. The Blindness Education, Screening and Treatment (BEST) Program provides free screenings and financial assistance to Texas residents for medically urgent eye treatment with a Provider referral. #TeamTexasHHS encourages you to learn more by visiting the BEST website.
Texas Women: Take charge of your health! From annual exams and family planning to disease screenings and treatments, Healthy Texas Women has made it easier to find the women’s healthcare services you need. Texas Women, Health Screening, Family Planning, Living A Healthy Life, Health Matters, Reproductive Health, Human Services, Womens Wellness, Health Services
Texas Women: Take charge of your health!
Texas Women: Take charge of your health! From annual exams and family planning to disease screenings and treatments, Healthy Texas Women has made it easier to find the women’s healthcare services you need.
February is American Heart Month. Make healthy choices today and lower your risk of developing heart disease. American Heart Month, Heart Month, Severe Headache, Shortness Of Breath, Chest Pain, Living A Healthy Life, Feeling Sick, Healthy Living Lifestyle, Health Services
February is American Heart Month
February is American Heart Month. Make healthy choices today and lower your risk of developing heart disease.
In Texas, the Breast and Cervical Cancer Services (BCCS) program provides low-cost and free women’s health services for uninsured and underinsured Texas women who meet eligibility requirements. Services include cervical and breast cancer screenings, clinical breast examinations, mammograms, and breast biopsies. Health Awareness Months, Texas Women, Living A Healthy Life, Women Encouragement, Human Services, Health Awareness, Health Services, Health
Breast and Cervical Cancer Services
In Texas, the Breast and Cervical Cancer Services (BCCS) program provides low-cost and free women’s health services for uninsured and underinsured Texas women who meet eligibility requirements. Services include cervical and breast cancer screenings, clinical breast examinations, mammograms, and breast biopsies.
#DYK: January is Cervical Health Awareness Month! Cervical cancer is preventable. Talk to your doctor about recommended screenings and next steps. Find resources for screening and diagnostic services. Health Awareness Months, Abnormal Cells, Living A Healthy Life, Health And Fitness Tips, Human Services, Health Awareness, Health Services, Womens Health, Fitness Tips
Cervical Health Awareness
#DYK: January is Cervical Health Awareness Month! Cervical cancer is preventable. Talk to your doctor about recommended screenings and next steps. Find resources for screening and diagnostic services.
Did you know Medicare typically covers an annual flu shot? #TeamTexasHHS encourages you to call 1-800-252-9240 to be connected to the nearest Area Agency on Aging and ask to speak to a Benefits Counselor who can help you navigate your benefits and health care coverage. Caregiver Support, Care Coordination, Long Term Care, Community Service, Living A Healthy Life, Support Services, Caregiver, Helping People, Health Care
Get your annual flu shot
Did you know Medicare typically covers an annual flu shot? #TeamTexasHHS encourages you to call 1-800-252-9240 to be connected to the nearest Area Agency on Aging and ask to speak to a Benefits Counselor who can help you navigate your benefits and health care coverage.
Flu season is here: get vaccinated to protect yourself and others! Flu season often begins in October and can continue as late as May, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it’s best to get the flu shot during early fall. Dry Cough, Body Ache, Living A Healthy Life
Get your Flu shot
Flu season is here: get vaccinated to protect yourself and others! Flu season often begins in October and can continue as late as May, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says it’s best to get the flu shot during early fall.
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Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Month
n 2019, the Texas Legislature designated September as Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Month to shine a light on this hereditary blood disorder. September is also National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. As awareness grows, so does the capacity to help Texans who have the disorder.
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Exercise can Help Reduce Risk of Chronic Disease
DYK: Exercise can help reduce risk of developing chronic diseases and can improve energy levels? Learn more about the benefits of exercise.
Texas Women: Take charge of your health! From annual exams and family planning to disease screenings and treatments, Healthy Texas Women has made it easier to find the women’s healthcare services you need. Texas Women, Family Planning, Living A Healthy Life, Health Matters, Womens Wellness, Self Care Routine, Wellness Tips, Take The First Step, Healthy Living
Healthy Texas Women
Texas Women: Take charge of your health! From annual exams and family planning to disease screenings and treatments, Healthy Texas Women has made it easier to find the women’s healthcare services you need.
Don't forget about the Flu! Although data shows decreased numbers of Texans contracting influenza this year, it’s important to stay vigilant to protect yourself and your loved ones. Living A Healthy Life, Don't Forget, First Love, Health
Don't forget about the flu!
Don't forget about the Flu! Although data shows decreased numbers of Texans contracting influenza this year, it’s important to stay vigilant to protect yourself and your loved ones.
If you or someone you know has experienced a traumatic brain injury, #TeamTexasHHS can help you live more independently. Traumatic Brain Injuries Nursing, Spinal Canal, Cognitive Therapy, Sports Injury, Medical Insurance, Human Services, Medical Services, Skills Development, Coping Skills
Traumatic Brain Injury Support
If you or someone you know has experienced a traumatic brain injury, #TeamTexasHHS can help you live more independently.
Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women nationally, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(link is external). In Texas, breast cancer had the highest rate of new cases out of all types of cancer, with 113 new cases per 100,000 women, according to the most recent CDC data(link is external) in 2017. Education Day, Breast Reconstruction, Texas Women, Types Of Cancers, Living A Healthy Life, Medical Care, Disease, Health Care, Education
BRAVE Day - Breast Reconstruction Support and Awareness
Breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women nationally, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(link is external). In Texas, breast cancer had the highest rate of new cases out of all types of cancer, with 113 new cases per 100,000 women, according to the most recent CDC data(link is external) in 2017.
If you are experiencing fever, cough, or difficulty breathing, and you have been in close contact with a person known to have COVID‑19 or have traveled from an area with widespread or ongoing community spread of COVID‑19 in the last 14 days, you should contact your healthcare provider. Be sure to call ahead before going to your doctor’s office or emergency department to prevent any potential spread. Difficulty Breathing, Respiratory Illness, Doctor On Call, Shortness Of Breath, Emergency Department, Living A Healthy Life, Health System, Health Professionals, Disease
What do I do if I think I may have COVID‑19?
If you are experiencing fever, cough, or difficulty breathing, and you have been in close contact with a person known to have COVID‑19 or have traveled from an area with widespread or ongoing community spread of COVID‑19 in the last 14 days, you should contact your healthcare provider. Be sure to call ahead before going to your doctor’s office or emergency department to prevent any potential spread.
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