Good morning. It’s Wednesday, July 3, here’s this week’s health news.
As the summer season unfolds, health experts are emphasizing the importance of vaccination and good hygiene practices amidst rising COVID-19 cases. Jackson County residents can now earn $100 for their health by participating in free community events offering health screenings and vaccinations, KanCare is expanding its coverage to include doula services for pregnant beneficiaries to enhance maternal health outcomes, and a comprehensive guide sheds light on key terms and identities within the LGBTQ+ community as we reflect on Pride Month.
CDC reports 15% increase in COVID-19 emergency visits, hospitalizations
As the summer season unfolds, COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are on the rise, prompting health experts to emphasize the importance of vaccination and good hygiene practices.
Free health screenings and educational resources offered by OHJC program in Jackson County
Jackson County residents can now earn $100 for their health by participating in free community events organized by Our Healthy Jackson County, offering a range of health screenings and vaccinations in local neighborhoods.
Medicaid in Kansas to include doula services for improved maternal health
KanCare, Kansas’ Medicaid program, is set to expand its coverage to include doula services for pregnant beneficiaries starting July, aiming to enhance maternal health outcomes and support for expectant mothers.
LGBTQ+: Understanding key terms and concepts
As we reflect on Pride Month, this comprehensive guide offers a clear and inclusive understanding of the LGBTQ+ acronym and its evolving terminology, shedding light on key terms and identities within the community.
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