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2/14/2024 • Posted by Fidelis Care • in In The Community, Social Determinants of Health
Fidelis Care presented a $50,000 grant to support Cornell Cooperative Extension Wayne County’s programs to combat regional food insecurity. The grant is part of $315,000 in donations by Fidelis Care to nonprofit organizations on the front lines of fighting hunger across New York State. Food insecurity impacts about one in 10 New York households.
2/12/2024 • Posted by Dr. Charles C. Livoti, Medical Director • in Health and Wellness
A good relationship with your doctor is very important. It can help improve the quality of your healthcare and your overall well-being. Here are some tips to help you find a provider and build a strong, lasting relationship.
2/8/2024 • Posted by By Jacqueline Nelson, NAACP Rome, NY Branch President • in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Black History Month is an opportunity to look at the past and present milestones that members of the African American community have worked toward to break barriers, set trends, and develop legacies that show the important impact the Black community has made in our country and the world. The NAACP in Rome, Oneida County celebrates Black History Month by organizing community events that welcome everyone to learn the importance of the Black experience.
2/7/2024 • Posted by Su Chang, Director, Retention at Fidelis Care • in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Traditions, customs, and duration vary for Lunar New Year celebrations depending on the country. It is celebrated in East and Southeast Asian countries including China, Vietnam, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The holiday is known as Chun Jie (Spring Festival) in China, Seollal in Korea, and Tet Nguyen Dan in Vietnam. Growing up as a Chinese American, my family always celebrated Lunar New Year. My parents emphasized the value of New Year traditions to pass along to the next generation.
2/1/2024 • Posted by Fidelis Care
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. This is a great time to raise awareness about the benefits of good oral health for children. Good dental habits have lifelong benefits. They can help prevent cavities and improve overall health outcomes. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that cavities are one of the most common diseases during childhood and can be harmful to children’s overall health.
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