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Recipe of the month: Tuna Salad
Guidelines for Building Diabetic-Friendly Meals
Karol Mapular, RDN, LD | Health Educator at AHN
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WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH!
Eliza Cook | First Woman Doctor in Nevada
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Eliza Cook was born on February 5, 1856, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Her parents, John and Margaretta Cook, had migrated from Birmingham, England, to join the Mormon settlement there. When Eliza was a child, her mother took her and her younger sister, Rebecca, and left Salt Lake City. They settled first in Soda Springs, Idaho, where Margaretta took in boarders. From there they moved to White Pine County, Nevada and then, in 1870 when Eliza was 14 years old, they settled in Sheridan, Nevada, where Eliza’s uncle, John Cook, already resided
After practicing medicine for several years, and delivering babies from Genoa to Markleeville, Dr. Cook went back to school. She attended the Women’s Medical School of Philadelphia during the 1890 1891 school term, then did graduate work the following summer at the Post Graduate Medical College of New York.
Armed with both a medical degree and graduate schooling, Dr. Cook opened an office in Reno, in November of 1891. However, after about six months there, she returned to practice in the Carson Valley, for, as she said at the time, she had never seen a place that suited her as well. (continue reading)
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The Access Medical Discount Program:
Access Medical is not insurance. Our members receive healthcare services at a discounted price in exchange for payment at the time of service. Access Medical is registered with the State of Nevada Division of Insurance.
As a member of Access Medical, the fees you pay to our providers to obtain the care you need are anywhere between 25%-90% off what you would pay without a membership.
If you are uninsured and can’t afford to obtain healthcare for you or your family, we can help. We treat each of our members like they are our own family and will be there every step of the way to make sure you get what you need. It’s what we’ve always done and will continue to do. We are here to serve you.
CALL us today: 877.385.2345
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Did you know, you can start your
Access Medical application online?
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We Can End This Pandemic Together!
#COVIDvaccine
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The Nevada State Immunization Program and the Board of Pharmacy have coordinated with various pharmacies and other locations to receive vaccine allocation to vaccinate Nevadans - currently 65 and older. Selected Walmart, Walgreens, Smith’s, Safeway and Raley’s stores, along with some local retailers, some police and fire stations, and various other community sites are receiving doses to vaccinate Nevada’s seniors.Appointments for vaccination will be open when doses are available, please keep checking back for open appointments. If you need to cancel your appointment, please do so at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may sign up for that spot. There may be high volume on scheduling websites, all vaccine providers appreciate your patience.
If you'd prefer to speak with a person about vaccine eligibility and locations, CALL 1-800-401-0946
between 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM,
seven days a week
Each county in Nevada has its own COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan based on the needs of its population and how quickly it moves through priority populations.
Vist: immunizenevada.org/county-specific-covid-19-vaccine-plan
This page will be frequently updated as counties make changes to their rollout plans.
Many of Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions Answered
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The Women’s Health Connection (WHC) program administered by Access to Healthcare Network provides FREE breast and cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services to low-income women who are uninsured or underinsured (cannot afford the cost of care).
Postponing your mammogram could be a significant risk because breast cancer is one of the most treatable cancers if caught early.
Mammograms help find cancer when it is small, allowing more treatment options and a better recovery chance.
Imaging Centers have precautions in place to help protect you from COVID-19. Limiting the number of patients, wearing masks, COVID-19 pre-screens, including temperature, is necessary to keep patients and staff safe.
Thanks to the generosity of WHC providers, Nevada women who meet certain qualifications may be eligible to receive free cervical and breast cancer screenings at no charge.
Call today us today 844-469-4930
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Nevada Health Link Enrollment Assistance
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CALL us at 833.398.1796
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Local Business Spotlight: R.W. Training Facility
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Owner Ryan White from Temple, TX, had a dream of opening his training facility after being in the fitness industry for 20+ years.
In March of 2017, after leaving the corporate world Ryan White along with his wife, Rosie White, opened his training facility, and that's when
R.W. Training Facility was born.
"We wanted to create a safe, clean and healthy workout environment where anyone could accomplish their fitness goals. We are blessed to have recently expanded our facility and have 15 independent contractors who have become family. We currently serve our local Reno/Sparks community and at R.W. Training Facility. Your goal is our purpose!", Rosie White says.
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Access to Healthcare has gathered all
COVID-19 resources on a PDF page for you!
Now LIVE on our website.
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We require all visitors to wear mask and use hand sanitizer before entering the office.
The safety of our staff and visitors is our number one priority.
We are open Mon-Fri from 8am-5pm.
You can visit accesstohealthcare.org for a list of all our services and assistance.
Our community needs Access to Healthcare now more than ever.
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*PDF gets updated weekly. Please check out our COVID-19 page for the latest resource.
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Pfizer’s newest vaccine plant has persistent mold issues, history of recalls
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Pfizer’s management knew last year there was “a mold issue” at the Kansas facility now slated to produce the drugmaker’s urgently needed COVID-19 vaccine, according to a Food and Drug Administration inspection report.
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Transforming the future of care through personalised healthcare
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The healthcare landscape has transformed drastically over the years and we have found ourselves in a situation where both patients and consumers alike are becoming more engaged and involved in their own health. Consequently, this has given rise to a need to find a more personalised way of managing healthcare for each individual. In addition, the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has also forced us to adapt and switch to utilising digital technology to treat medical conditions instead of delivering more traditional face to face episodic care. This further cemented the dire need for a sound digital infrastructure to cater to the differing healthcare needs of each individual.
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