Protecting Your Baby from Day One When your baby is born, one of the first things healthcare providers recommend is a Hepatitis B shot. This vaccine is very important for keeping your baby healthy and safe. While Hepatitis B can be passed from mother to baby if the...
Gloucester County, let’s talk urgent care vs. primary care
When you feel sick or get hurt, urgent care can seem like the fast and easy choice. While urgent care is a great option for small problems like sore throats, rashes, or minor illnesses, it is not meant to take care of your health over time. Having a primary care...
Your Guide to Medicaid: Wrapped in CompleteCare
With the constant flood of information surrounding Medicaid, many may find it difficult making sense of it all. Our team at CompleteCare Health Network is here to help! What is Medicaid?: Medicaid, also known in New Jersey as NJ Family Care, helps cover medical cost...
Have Diabetes? Step Up Your Foot Care!
April is Foot Health Awareness Month! This is a great time to talk about how important foot health is for people with diabetes. There’s a lot to think about when you have diabetes. Some people may not realize that diabetes can affect their feet. Diabetes can lead to...
Getting Our Kids Reading: A Celebration of National Reading Month!
March is National Reading Month! There are many benefits to reading to your children as they grow. Just 15 minutes of reading together every day can make a huge difference in your child's future. Let's explore the importance of reading and how you can make it part of...
American Heart Month: How to keep your heart healthy
Every February, we observe American Heart Month to learn about heart disease and how to prevent it. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, affecting people of all ages. By focusing on heart health, we can work together to reduce these...
Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: Screenings are vital!
Cervical Cancer Awareness Month highlights the importance of regular screenings and HPV vaccinations in preventing cervical cancer. This January, CompleteCare encourages women to schedule Pap smears and HPV tests, which are essential for early detection and treatment. Learn about risk factors, prevention strategies, and how CompleteCare supports women’s health.
HIV/AIDS prevention: World AIDS Day 2024
By: Kimberly McCargo and Salita DeMary December 1st, World AIDS Day, serves as a crucial reminder of the ongoing battle against HIV and AIDS. This year's theme, “Collective Action: Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress,” emphasizes the importance of unified efforts to...
Playtime does not have to mean flu time – Protect your kids this flu season with a flu vaccination
By: Dr. Jasmine Harris and Salita DeMary
As the first leaves of autumn begin to fall and local children venture deeper into the school year, the CompleteCare Health Network team wants to remind parents of the safety and effectiveness of pediatric flu vaccinations.
Understanding Your Mental Health
Checking in on your mental health is essential for your overall well-being. Signs like burnout, chronic fatigue, and mood swings can indicate it’s time to focus on self-care. CompleteCare Health Network offers accessible, mental health services across 19 locations, accepting insured, uninsured, Medicare, and Medicaid patients. Our team is committed to breaking the stigma and ensuring everyone receives the care they need.
