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How to stick with your New Year’s Resolution?

Stick to your New Year’s resolution! Follow these tips to help you stay on track and motivated!

  • Just pick one. Don’t try to change all at once. Make small changes at a time. This will give you a better chance to reach your larger goal by the end of the year.
  • Plan ahead. Learn about your resolution. Get ready with the tools you will need to make your change successful. Write them down on your calendar or journal.
  • Pick a start date You don’t have to make a change on New Year’s Day. Pick a day when you know you’ll feel rested, excited, and happy.
  • Talk about it. Tell your loved ones about your resolution. They can help you stay focused and motivated.
  • Stay inspired. Write your resolution down on a card. Keep it in your wallet, by your bed, or on your bathroom mirror so that you see it every day.
  • Reward yourself. Celebrate your success with small rewards like a magazine, a long-distance call to a friend, a quick rest, or a trip to the movies. Small rewards are a great way to help you keep going.
  • Make your resolution a part of every day. Think about your day and when it might be hard to stick with your resolution. Plan ways to get through hard times.
  • Learn from your mistakes. No one is perfect. If you have trouble, make a note of why it was hard and try again. Keep trying until you succeed.
  • Have patience. Set goals that you can reach. Remember, making lasting changes takes time.

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: Parent Portal Access

Dear Parent or Guardian,

We would like to inform you that as of September 1, 2026, access to your child’s Healow account through Community Healthcare Network (CHN) will be limited to viewing immunizations and referrals for all patients ages 12 and older. This change is required to comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and New York State laws that protect minors’ rights to confidentiality.

You may still request your child’s medical records by calling or visiting your health center.

If you have any questions or would like more information, please speak with our front desk staff during your next visit or go to: chnnyc.info/nylaw

Thank you,
Community Healthcare Network (CHN)