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Bedtime Stretches

While we are happy to have longer summer evenings, it can make it hard to get enough sleep so that you feel rested by the

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Rethink your Drink

Water makes up most of your body. It helps your brain function, boosts your energy, protects your organs, and keeps your immune system strong. The

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The Inside Scoop on Supplements

During the pandemic, the use of supplements increased dramatically. Now 80% of Americans have started using supplements as a way to improve their health. But,

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Calcium

Calcium is a mineral that is found in many places in our body. It is very important for bone and tooth health. The recommended daily

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Healthy Habits for Aging Well

Aging is a certain and natural part of life. Our lifestyle choices affect how well we age. It’s never too late to make changes that

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Baby Formula Shortage: Advice for Parents

As a parent, you may have worries or concerns right now about feeding your baby during the current formula shortage. At CHN, we are here

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Plant-Based Diet

Have you heard of a Plant-Based Diet? A plant-based diet focuses on eating more foods from plants at every meal. This could be fruits, veggies,

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Brain Health

Your brain is an organ, just like your heart! There are some things you can do to keep it working at its best. Learn more

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Discovering Umami: the 5th Taste

Have you heard the word “umami” before? You’ve probably used “sweet”, “bitter”, “sour”, and “salty” to talk about flavor. Umami is another way to describe

All Community Healthcare Network health centers and offices will be open on Tuesday, February 24, 2026. Our mobile health clinics will not be operational due to weather conditions.

Update

All Community Healthcare Network centers will be closed on Friday, July 3rd in observance of Independence Day. 

For more information or to schedule your next appointment, please call: (866) 246-8259.