A health plan should do more than pay your bills. It should help you navigate your care when you need support the most. Hear from Network Health member, Linda A., about her experience with Network Health's Care Management team. From denial to diagnosis, Linda's story shows how having the right people by your side can help you through a difficult illness or disease.
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You may have noticed that breast density is now include on your mammogram report. This may be new to you due to a federal mandate from 2024, requiring that patients be informed of their breast density or thickness. But does it really matter? Yes, it does, and we'll explain why.
Allergy symptoms can make it difficult for your kids to focus in school and learn their best. Learn how to identify seasonal and environmental allergies when they arise, which allergens kids are most likely to encounter in school and which medications are most effective for fighting symptoms without causing drowsiness.
It's hard to start a routine, but it can be just as hard to get back into one, even if you've done had it for months or years. Whether it's going back to work after a vacation or getting kids ready for school after a long summer break, we break down how to get back into a routine without burning yourself out.
As kids of all ages head back to school, it's important to be sure they're up-to-date on their vaccines. Here are some that you should consider, along with the recommended ages for vaccination.
Your child's backpack needs more than just notebooks and pencils. To be fully successful, learn some other items to put in your kid's backpack to promote total well-being and effective learning.
Having trouble falling asleep during the summer months? It's more common than you might think and there are reasons behind it. Learn what causes summer insomnia and what you can do to get back to a full night's sleep.
Traveling with medication isn't always easy? For example, did you know that medicine left in a hot car can be less effective? We offer some tips on traveling with medication so that it is kept safe and is easy for you to make it part of your vacation routine.