Women’s Health and Wellness
In this segment, our guest Rosiane Liddi, Certified Fitness Trainer and Nutritionist with LatinaStrong talks with host Maria Rebozo-La Pine about how women can work healthy habits into their daily…
Equality Health strives to ensure all people receive high-quality, affordable, whole-person care that improves and enhances lives regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity or income. Serving more than 20 million patients nationwide today, our goal is to ensure a world where everyone has equal access to quality care and resources to achieve optimal health.
There are certain health activities that may need your attention. Some of these activities may even have a reward offered by your health plan. Don’t miss out. Please call us at 602-753-5044 for assistance scheduling your appointment. Don’t have a provider? Locate one near you in our provider directory.
Despite all the medical advances in the treatment of breast cancer, two essential factors that may help overcome this terrible illness are prevention and a well-supported treatment plan. Learn more
Equality Health recommends that your child receives regular well-child checkups to keep your child healthy. During these well-child visits your provider will give any vaccines that are due, check your child’s growth and development, and test vision and hearing. Contact your healthcare provide to schedule your next well-child visit. Don’t have a primary care provider or pediatrician? Locate one near you in our provider directory.
Schedule a well-woman visit with your primary care provider every year. The well-woman visit is an important way to help you stay healthy. Find a primary care provider near you.
Sport physicals are a great way to make sure your child can safely play school or club sports. A sport physical helps determine whether it’s safe for your child to participate in a sport, keep immunizations up to date, and provide an opportunity to discuss any concerns you may have. Use our provider directory to find a healthcare provider near you to schedule a sports physical.
It happened again. An individual we’ll identify as “ES” in order to protect our member’s privacy, had another mental health crisis. The teen, who lives with his family in the East Valley in Arizona, had begun showing signs of severe mental illness over the past several months and symptoms progressed, causing danger to himself and to others.
All JB ever wanted was to be a “normal” healthy 19-year-old girl living a normal teenage life. But due to a hole in her heart from a birth defect, the Houstonian wasn’t able to attend high school activities or experience life as a teenager. She had no idea what teenage life was all about. JB did know that she wanted to go to college, have a career and live a healthy life. To achieve her dream meant undergoing heart surgery to mend the hole in her heart. The surgery, however, sent JB on an unexpected journey of love, light and hope.
Equality Health aims to create a world in which everyone has equal access to quality healthcare. Through the Cultural Care Model, a whole-person healthcare delivery system, Equality Health is dedicated to making value-based care more accessible. One step to achieving these goals is to work jointly with partners who also want to build healthy communities.
Behavioral health is emotional health. Symptoms may show up differently for everyone, but it’s important to recognize the symptoms and get help if needed. In this month’s Caring is BackTM podcast, Maria Rebozo La-Pine talks with Roxana Barrios-Orozco, Social Worker with Equality Health, about why behavioral health is important for our members and what we are doing to help.
Dr. Edmond Baker, Medical Director, Equality Health, talks about immunity with the COVID-19 vaccine.
Equality Health’s Care Team helps support your needs. In this month’s Caring is BackTM podcast, we talked to Liliana Ortiz, Care Specialist Supervisor, about how she is helping individuals in the community.
Did you know that nurses are essential to providing quality care? In this Caring is BackTM Podcast Series episode, we talk to Shannon Diaz, a nurse with the Equality Health Care Team, about why she’s so passionate about helping others.
Equality Health’s Care Team is unlike any other. Join Maria Rebozo-La Pine for this month’s Caring is BackTM podcast where she chats with Nora Lozano, Community Health Worker on our Care Team, about the important work she is doing in our community.
We’re excited to share the first episode of our new Caring is BackTM podcast series, featuring Roger Pena, Director of Clinical Outreach Solutions. Learn how Equality Health’s Care Team is helping individuals overcome health challenges and lead healthier lives.
In this segment, our guest Rosiane Liddi, Certified Fitness Trainer and Nutritionist with LatinaStrong talks with host Maria Rebozo-La Pine about how women can work healthy habits into their daily…
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All JB ever wanted was to be a “normal” healthy 19-year-old girl living a normal teenage life. But due to a hole in her heart from a birth defect, the…
Does talking about mental health make you uncomfortable? Like who wants to be called loco, right? Mental health does not only refer to going crazy. In fact, it often means…
It’s back, and it promises to be just as much fun as ever — Equality Health Foundation’s Sixth Annual Healthy Fall Festival & Turkey Giveaway takes place this year on…
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