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09/03/2026

Before you click on any links or reply to a message from your doctor, be sure to confirm that it is actually from your doctor. Scammers are now impersonating MyChart which is used by many healthcare providers in our area. To learn more about what these scammers are doing and how you can protect yourself, watch this news report from CBS Philadelphia.

08/31/2026

PD GENEration is a research study powered by the Parkinson’s Foundation that provides genetic testing and genetic counseling at no cost for people with Parkinson’s disease. Participants receive their genetic results while contributing to advancing the study and understanding of Parkinson’s. For more information on the study and to learn how to enroll either online or in person, click on the link below.

Study offering genetic testing and counseling at no cost for people with Parkinson’s disease.

08/24/2026

It’s fairly common for men to skip going to the doctor regularly, however when men are in their 50’s, preventive care becomes very important. Staying healthy and being proactive instead of treating problems when they happen is key. To read more and learn the five questions every man over 50 should ask their doctor, click on the link below.

When was the last time you saw your doctor? If it’s been a while, you’re not alone – many men don’t rush to schedule their annual checkup. But once you hit your 50s, preventive care becomes one of the most important things you can do for your long-term health. Para leer en Esp

08/20/2026

There are new community toolkits available which can help seniors as well as their doctors and other health care professionals determine what goals and priorities the individual should have. This helps older adults better understand their unique needs and prioritize the best care accordingly. For more information on these toolkits, click on the link below.

A community toolkit from Patient Priorities Care offers age-friendly resources for senior centers, area agencies on aging, and other community-based organizations to identify What Matters most to each older adult and how to align care to their priorities.

08/17/2026

Cape May County has several accessible beaches, rest rooms, parking, and surf chairs for people with disabilities at many different shore locations. For a complete guide, click on the link below.

08/13/2026

To read more about the history of health policy in the United States and the necessity and challenges of health policy reform, click on the link below:

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08/10/2026

Staying connected and informed is important to most people, especially older adults. Staying independent also matters and with a little support from trusted friends or family members, their daily tasks can be less stressful and they can remain independent. To read about some of the many ways to help loved ones that may be in need of some support, click on the link below.

Earlier this week, we observed World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, highlighting the importance of protecting America’s seniors from abuse, neglect, and …

07/31/2026

Camden County is hosting a disABILITIES Arts & Crafts class on Tuesday evenings in August. This is just one of the many events hosted this month. For more information on the Arts & Crafts class as well as other events, click on the link below.

07/23/2026

"From battlefield surgeons at Valley Forge to AI-assisted diagnostics, America’s healthcare journey is ultimately a story about the people who refused to accept the limits of their time." To read more about America's journey in healthcare and what 250 years has taught us about leadership, click on the link below.

As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, no sector tells the story of national progress more vividly than healthcare.

07/13/2026

Most skin cancers are linked to too much exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun, tanning beds, and sunlamps. UV rays can damage skin cells, even on cloudy or cool days, so it’s important to protect your skin year-round by seeking shade, wearing protective clothing, using sunscreen, and being extra cautious between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. when UV rays are typically strongest. To read more and learn sun safety facts, click on the link below. https://www.cdc.gov/skin-cancer/sun-safety/index.html

Ways to protect your skin from the sun.