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Pfizer COVID-19 booster shots are now available for those that qualify.
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Important COVID-19 Update
We have unfortunately been watching the increase in COVID-19 infections in our community and our state. Our responsibility is to protect the health of our patients and our staff. Therefore, we have made the decision to postpone or cancel all non-clinical activities at this time. This decision was not made lightly. We do not like returning to 2020 any more than you do. But your health and your lives are most important. We will continue to be open for your healthcare, behavioral health, dental, optometry, and pharmacy appointments and needs.
Events
Family Feud - Night 1
Virtual
From 01:30 am to 02:30 am
Family Feud - Night 2
Virtual
From 01:30 am to 02:30 am
Dance of the Two Moons
8330 Riverside Pkwy Tulsa
From 02:00 am to 06:00 am
COVID-19 VIDEOS
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Read These 7 Fast Facts on Breast Cancer Stats
Take this time during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to focus on yourself, your health and the health of others. Review this interactive to better understand the statistics. Being educated and proactive is a great way to pay-it-forward, or pink-it-forward, to all the loved ones in your life.
Pink-it-Forward: 8 Questions to Educate Yourself, Others on Breast Cancer
Although breast cancer can’t be prevented, self-exams and routine screenings are beneficial to detect any concerns sooner than later. Choosing to live a healthy lifestyle can also reduce your risk. This includes maintaining a healthy weight, staying physically active, eating fruits and veggies and limiting alcohol consumption with no smoking.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How It's More Than Just Wearing Pink
The National Breast Cancer Foundation reports that a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer every two minutes in the United States. To put that into perspective, that means by the time you finish this article, another diagnosis has already been given. That’s how quick it can be. And that’s why understanding the disease is so vital. One in every eight women are affected.
Stop the Spread: Know the Symptoms of the Flu Today
Knowing the symptoms of the flu is vital to stop the spread. If you or your loved ones experience any of the following shown in this interactive, it's recommended to stay home and contact your trusted healthcare provider on next steps! Please note that keeping children home from school is subjective per each district, though. Follow the guidelines provided from the staff secretary.
How Much Do You Really Know About the Flu?
It can be tricky to differentiate the symptoms of the flu vs. COVID-19. It can also be hard to determine the myths vs. the facts when it comes to each!
IHCRC GoodHealthTV®
October Playlist
10/01/2021
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