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Open Enrollment Is Coming: Know Your Health Insurance Options
What you need to know: Now is your opportunity to secure the health insurance coverage you need, make changes to your existing plan, or explore new affordable options.

Medical Interpreters Help Connect Spanish-Speaking Families to Care
“We want to promote the services our clinic offers while also building a stronger sense of community with our patients,” Laura said. “At Heartland, patients can receive not only high-quality medical care, but also support in a welcoming environment where, regardless of their background or circumstances, they can feel safe, cared for and connected to our city and the resources our community provides.”

Community Baby Shower Brings Free Resources to Douglas County Parents
The “It Takes a Village” Baby Shower is designed to help parents prepare for a new baby while connecting families already raising young children with additional resources

Understanding Changes to Patient Portal Access for Teens
Heartland Community Health Center and Panda Pediatrics are updating how parents and guardians access the patient portals of children ages 13–17.

Measles Detected in Local Wastewater: What You Need to Know
Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health has announced that measles virus has been detected in wastewater serving the Lawrence area. At this time, there are no confirmed cases of measles in Douglas County, but the finding suggests the virus may be circulating in the community and serves as an important reminder to stay informed and prepared

They’re Here: Spring Allergies and How to Spot, Prevent, and Treat them
Spring allergy season has started in Kansas, and for many families, it looks a lot like a lingering cold. So how do you tell the difference, and what can you actually do about it?