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6/23/2025 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in Children's Health, Health and Wellness
As we spend time outside this summer, Fidelis Care is sharing ways to help enjoy pest-free outdoor living. 1. Use insect repellent. Ticks and mosquitoes carry diseases and can cause serious health risks. Apply insect repellent to your skin and clothing to lower your risk. 2. Remove or avoid standing water. Mosquitoes lay eggs in standing water. Lower your chances of being bitten by removing standing water (birdbaths, ponds, and planters) from your backyard.
6/12/2025 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in Children's Health, Health and Wellness
Did you know that heat is the leading weather-related killer in the United States? Most heat-related deaths are preventable. This summer, Fidelis Care is sharing ways to stay safe and healthy in the heat and sun.
6/3/2025 • Posted by Dr. Arik Olson, Fidelis Care Physician • in Health and Wellness, Men's Health
Men’s Health Month in June is an excellent time to remind the men in our lives to focus on their wellness. It’s important for men to have a primary care provider and to get a checkup every year, even if they feel well. Many men don’t see a doctor unless they really need to. Men often say they feel fine, are too busy, or will get around to it “sometime.”
5/27/2025 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in Health and Wellness, In The Community
To promote community health and wellness and the importance of staying connected with friends and neighbors, Fidelis Care has announced dates for its annual Unity street festival series. Beginning with the original “Unity in the Heights” event in 2011, the series has expanded across the state with a variety of local partners.
5/19/2025 • Posted by Dr. Li Lu, Rendr Group Physician • in In The Community
As a first-generation immigrant from China, I have lived in the beautiful United States for 24 years. For 18 of those years, my stethoscope has touched the heartbeat of New York City where nearly 15 percent of its population is of Asian heritage.
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2/10/2026 • Posted by Dr. Richard Gajdowski
If you or someone you love has chest pain, going to the emergency room can feel scary. Knowing what will happen can help you feel safer. When you arrive, the doctors and nurses will work fast to check your heart. 1. Quick Check When You Arrive A nurse will ask how you feel and how bad the pain is. If the pain sounds serious, you will be seen right away. They might put a monitor on you to check your heart rate and oxygen. 2. Heart Test (EKG) You will likely get a heart test within 10 minutes. The test is called an electrocardiogram
2/9/2026 • Posted by Kimberly Ellison, Fidelis Care Sales and Marketing Supervisor
History is made of fine details that form a much larger picture. These intricate lines and strokes shape who we are. February commemorates the rich Black history that has allowed me to stand in my achievements today. This month reminds me of my mission: to pour into my community.
2/6/2026 • Posted by Provider Relations
Fidelis Care is committed to strengthening our partnership with providers and enhancing the overall experience when addressing claims related concerns. As part of this ongoing effort, we are introducing a new Fidelis Care Claims Inquiry Template, which will be required beginning March 1, 2026 for all claims inquiries submitted after the standard appeals process has been completed.
2/6/2026 • Posted by Provider Relations
Fidelis Care would like to remind our provider community of the required protocols for submitting corrected claims and to clarify how these differ from appeals. Following these guidelines helps ensure timely and accurate claims processing.
2/5/2026 • Posted by Provider Relations
The New York State (NYS) Department of Health has applied to participate in the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Cell and Gene Therapy (CGT) Access model.
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