Help patients assess their potential symptoms for the COVID-19 virus.
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Holidays and Anxiety
With the holidays upon us, most people find themselves excited to spend quality time with family and friends. For others, though, this time of year can trigger high levels of stress and anxiety. Anxiety disorders affect more than 40 million adults in the United States, and the additional pressure that comes with holidays can add to the challenges one is already dealing with on a daily basis.
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Let the Pink Fly!
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, other than skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women. It is known that getting mammograms regularly can lower the risk of dying from breast cancer.
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PAD Your Heart and Vascular Campaigns
You have Heart covered. You have Stroke covered. But what about PAD? Take advantage of PAD Awareness Month to educate your consumers on this condition and their possible health risks.
Read MoreMotivate Lung Screenings All Year Long
Our Lung Cancer HRA can motivate lung screenings objectively, based on respected research. The recommendations are tailored to individuals based on personal risk factors and widely accepted guidelines.
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HRAs Build Intrinsic Motivation for Lung Screenings All Year Long
Our Lung Cancer HRA can create internal, or intrinsic motivation for lung screenings by objectively quantifying whether or not someone should talk to a doctor about having a lung screening by delivering tailored advice based on personal risk factors and widely accepted guidelines.
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Stroke Awareness Month: Uncovering At-Risk Patients
Many of those who have strokes are under 60 years of age. Often those folks are unaware they were ever at risk. You can enlighten those “walking ill” with our Stroke HRA as a piece of your Stroke Awareness Month outreach efforts.
Read MoreCase Study: OSF HealthCare
Striking Big with Stroke Awareness
OSF HealthCare, in west central Illinois, had made the decision to focus hefty strategic efforts on driving traffic to stroke prevention and services. The goal was not to simply pull in existing patients with stroke symptoms or risk factors, but instead help the communities they serve to better understand that stroke risk can be identified early through proper assessment.
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Depression Assessment
Screen patients for depressive symptoms and their impact on daily life.
Read MoreHealth Risk Assessment (HRA):
Anxiety Assessment
Screen patients for symptoms of anxiety disorder and impact of symptoms on daily life.
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