< National Health Center Week Today is Agricultural Worker Health Day. Community health centers serve approximately 20% of the estimated 4.5 million agricultural workers in the United States. Rural areas like ours are particularly vulnerable during the pandemic. Higher proportions of elderly persons, higher smoking usage, higher prevalence [...]
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Poor housing conditions and a lack of housing stability are associated with a wide range of health conditions, including respiratory infections, asthma, lead poisoning, injuries, and impacts behavioral health. Addressing housing issues offers health care practitioners an opportunity to address an important social determinant of health. Open Door’s [...]
< Staff Newsletter Download FAQ COVID-19 2020.05.22_Open Door (PDF) Open Door is dedicated to clear, transparent, and frequent communication during the COVID-19 public health event. These questions were received from the COVID-19 Open Door Employee-Ask Your Questions post on the WebPortal. Answers provided are for informational purposes. [...]
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< Staff Newsletter Internal Hygiene in the time of Covid 19 Words have power. The words in our thought life can lead to anxious, excited feelings or calm, peaceful feelings. We can choose to use words that promote feelings of well-being and optimism, which lead to healthy behavior [...]
I am writing you on behalf of Open Door’s Executive Team to address the recent murder of George Floyd. We offer our deepest condolences to the Floyd family. George Floyd’s murder is not an isolated incident. Black people are not safe jogging, birdwatching, sleeping, barbequing, standing, or simply being. [...]
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