In this episode of Cafecito Time con Equality Health, guest speaker Cindy Quintero, Community Impact Director at the American Heart Association, joins our host Maria Rebozo-La Pine to talk about ways to help prevent heart-related diseases.
The start of a new year is a great time to make a health and wellness plan for you and your family.
Do you know the difference between a doctor and a nurse practitioner? When is it a good idea to have a telehealth visit? What are social determinants of health? Livia Arevalo, Nurse Practitioner with Equality Health, answers all these questions in this month’s Caring Is Back® podcast.
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.
It happened again. An individual we’ll identify as “ES” in order to protect our member’s privacy, had another mental health crisis.
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.
Meet Dr. Meena Venugopal, founder and lead physician of Excel Primary Care. Dr. Meena treats patients of all ages, and specializes in obesity.
Meet Dr. Pedro Rodriguez, one of the compassionate doctors with True Care MD, a primary care and geriatrics clinic, located in Phoenix, Sun City West and Peoria.
In this segment, our guest Christian León, Vice President of Advanced Primary Care at Equality Health, talks with host Maria Rebozo-La Pine about why annual wellness visits are essential for you and your family’s health, the barriers to seeking care, and how to overcome them.
In this episode, our special guest, Livia Arevalo, a Nurse Practitioner on the Equality Health Care Team, talks about colorectal cancer and what you need to know about this silent disease.
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 learning how to handle thoughts and feelings that are affecting your life in a not-good way.
For kids, mental health issues can be a disaster. They not only make your child’s (and your family’s) present life difficult, but they can affect your child’s ability to have a successful future.
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 Saturday, November 19 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. at Maxine O. Bush Elementary School (602 E. Siesta Dr., Phoenix, Arizona). As always, the festival and every one of its activities — from admission to the health screenings to the many giveaways — are completely free. You just need to be there!
