People are testing positive for COVID-19 but do not have symptoms. That means you could infect your loved ones without knowing it. If you need to be cleared for employment; are having COVID-19 symptoms; think you’ve been exposed to someone who has had it; or have been in public settings with a lot of people, get tested.
Let’s start 2021 off on the right foot – literally! At this month’s Cafecito Time con Equality Health, we’re going to talk about healthy New Year resolutions like walking and exercising every day, eating healthy foods and taking care of our overall well-being too!
In December’s Cafecito Time con Equality Health we talked about how to keep a positive attitude. We provided information and resources about what we can do to help ourselves, our family members and our friends reach a positive way of thinking and improve our well-being.
Joe Farrell, Center Back for the Phoenix Rising FC, joined us during our Healthy Fall Festival for a kid-friendly virtual soccer demonstration. Joe shared several soccer drills and answered questions about what it takes to become a champion.
The holidays are finally here but don’t let COVID-19 dampen your holiday spirit! In our November 19 Cafecito Time con Equality Health, we talked about fun tips and creative ways to keep holiday traditions alive while complying with CDC guidelines to keep you and your family safe.
Domestic violence is a serious social problem and a national concern with significant negative impacts on individuals and our communities.
Unfortunately, many of us or someone we know has been affected by breast cancer. As part of the Cafecito Time con Equality Health webinar series, Equality Health presented an online conversation to help support and encourage others who are facing breast cancer, and shared Monica’s personal journey to recovery.
Get prepared for your doctor’s visit, whether it’s an in-office or a virtual telehealth visit! Watch our fourth Cafecito Time con Equality Health webinar to better to make the best of your next doctor’s visit.
Keeping up with in-office well-child screenings is extremely important, even during the pandemic. Thankfully, practices like Panda Pediatrics and Adolescent Care are taking extra steps to help make your child’s visit as pleasant as possible!
If you are feeling worried or overwhelmed from the pandemic, join us for the second webinar “Staying Calm During the COVID-19 Pandemic” in the series with guest presenter Dr. David Guerrero on Thursday, August 6, 2020. This webinar series is designed especially for Californians who are 65 years and older.
If you are feeling worried or overwhelmed from the pandemic, watch the second webinar “Staying Calm During the COVID-19 Pandemic” in our Managing Your Health & Emotional Well-being During the COVID-19 Pandemic series with guest presenter Dr. David Guerrero. This webinar series is designed especially for Californians who are 65 years and older.
From an early age, Desmond “Des” López, a young, 25-year-old woman born and raised in Arizona, has maintained the call to serve the public as a constant in her life. When she was only 17 years old, she sought to help people, no matter the risk, and enlisted in the military. Her military experience became an important part of shaping her character and development as an adult.
These days the world does not lack for information — you just log on or tune in. It took a pandemic to clearly demonstrate the importance of connecting with a reliable source. Equality Health, through its interactive virtual seminars called “Cafecito Time con Equality Health”, has become a trusted community resource for information and support during this COVID-19 crisis.
In partnership with ABC15 Arizona, we are proud to bring an informational phone bank to our local community Thursday night to answer questions related to the #coronavirus. Tune in to ABC CH15. #COVID19 #NewCultureOfCare #Arizona Allison Rodriguez
