Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: When should you start screening?

Colorectal cancer has gone through a rebranding campaign over the past few years. Awareness efforts include Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, in March, and communication to young and older adults all year long. The Sarah Cannon Cancer Institute at HealthONE is here to help you with screening guidelines and to make an appointment. While these conditions were…

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Is Your Teen Suffering with Hip Pain?

Running, jumping, playing soccer or being a member of the cheer squad, can all lead to fatigue or pain. But when do these symptoms become more serious? Sydney Potkanowicz started experiencing hip pain at the early age of 12. “It felt like my hip joints were slipping in their sockets. It was a constant painful,…

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‘Bridging the Gap’: Intensive Outpatient Program Supports Kids’ Mental Health

It’s no secret that the mental health of our youth has been deteriorating in recent years. While the COVID-19 pandemic affected everyone’s mental health in ways experts are just beginning to understand, children and adolescents already were experiencing declining mental health before the stressors of lockdowns and related concerns were added. Stephanie Camacho, LPC, director…

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In Healthcare: Quality Lowers Cost

Health systems across the country are addressing affordability for the benefit of patients and for the sustainability of the industry. Research shows that enhancing the quality of patient care is one step that can significantly reduce medical expenses. High-performing health systems save money when clinicians help patients effectively manage chronic conditions, avoid unnecessary services, receive…

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