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Apply for free or low-cost health insurance through Missouri Medicaid! Get covered today so you stay healthy tomorrow. Apply at dss.mo.gov. #YourHealthIsWorthIt
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Any care you receive from #TheRightTime providers will be confidential, medically accurate, and safe. You take your birth control seriously, and we do too. therighttime.org/where-to-ge…
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✨"What Can It Mean to Have a Community-Driven Approach to Strategic Planning," ✨ Our own Dr. Sherrell Hendrix will be presenting this week at the 2022 Missouri Advocates Retreat. We hope you can join us! @MoFoundHealth
Register : ow.ly/5iGs50LWlet
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Want to know what patients say about their #TheRightTime experience? Here's what three people had to say. therighttime.org/articles-an…
Check out our latest Changemaking Now, a publication where we highlight stories that exemplify our commitment to achieving #HealthEquity in #MO
Stories include #GunSuicidePrevention, what we've learned from #COVID, our CEO's vision for collaboration & more mffh.org/Changemaking-Now-Wi…
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More Missourians are now eligible for low-cost or free health insurance through Medicaid. Apply today —#YourHealthIsWorthIt. Find free, local help to see if you qualify at: dss.mo.gov.
Your health matters! See if you qualify for Missouri Medicaid through MO Health net so you can worry less. A single adult making up to $1,563 a month or a family of 4 making up to $3,192 a month may qualify. Visit mydss.mo.gov to get started! #YourHealthIsWorthIt
Among Black women, the rate of firearm-related homicides more than tripled since 2010, and the rate of gun-related suicides more than doubled since 2015. #HealthEquity #GunViolence kmov.com/2022/11/30/study-us…
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If you have a firearm in your home, you should have and use a gun lock or gun safe. Learn where to get a free gun lock in STL at stlareavpc.org/cancel-gun-vi…
"These results highlight that more often than not, unsecured handguns are the driving force in firearm suicide in America," said senior author @PsychBrownBag " newstime-mo.com/lifestyles/h…
"America’s homicide rate has surged. In 9 cities, loved ones tell the story of lives lost." #GunViolence (via @washingtonpost) washingtonpost.com/nation/in…
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More Missourians than ever before can get low-cost or free health insurance! Hear from assisters across the state about Missouri Medicaid. See if you qualify at mydss.mo.gov #YourHealthIsWorthIt
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The infant and maternal health nonprofit March of Dimes reports a continued increase in preterm births in the U.S., which are now at a 15-year high. Babies born to women of color are 62% more likely to be born preterm. #publichealth #phlaw
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"These results highlight that more often than not, unsecured handguns are the driving force in firearm suicide in America," said senior author @PsychBrownBag " newstime-mo.com/lifestyles/h…
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"# 1 St. Louis County, Missouri -reported 197 gun deaths in 2020. The gun death rate was 66.19 deaths per 100,000 residents" dailyyonder.com/rural-and-ur…
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Free or low-cost health insurance through Missouri Medicaid puts health care within reach. When you're covered, you don’t have to choose between your health and taking care of your family. Apply today at dss.mo.gov. #YourHealthIsWorthIt
Dr. Ashlea Cardin is MFH's 10th Annual Walentik Leadership awardee! Learn about her passion for helping babies in NICU and her work supporting MO's Amish community: ow.ly/tMbe50LHko7
#equity #nicu #kids #amish #healthequity
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Healthy kids are more ready to learn. You and your student may be eligible for low-cost or free health insurance through Medicaid, which covers doctor visits, mental health care, and more! See if you qualify at mydss.mo.gov because #YourHealthIsWorthIt #MedicaidMondays




















