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Stress is a normal part of daily life, and children and teens are not immune. Whether it is pressure from family, problems at home or with friends, the amount of schoolwork, extracurricular activities or even social media, children and teens are experiencing higher levels of stress. While some day-to-day stress [...]

March is Women’s History Month, a celebration of women’s contributions to history, culture and society while at the same time supporting gender equality. This year the theme is “Women Providing Healing and Hope” a tribute to caregivers and frontline workers during the pandemic as well as recognizing the thousands of [...]

February is National Children’s Dental Health month started by the American Dental Association. The month promotes the benefits of proactive children's dental care, their caregivers, teachers and the community. While we are all susceptible to tooth decay, oral disease disproportionately affects underserved populations, especially children. Children at most risk are [...]

It is normal for children to fear going to the dentist. With the odd sounds and smells of the office coupled with strangers in masks wielding metal instruments who are poking around in their mouth, their fear is understandable. However, for the health of their teeth and their emotional well-being, [...]

I have made the difficult decision to resign from my role as president and chief executive officer of Healthcare Network. I want to convey my profound gratitude for the many relationships I have made at Healthcare Network and in our community over the years. Thank you so much to our [...]

You might not remember how you spent some of your time last week. But if you have ever donated or invested time volunteering or supporting a cause dear to you, you probably remember that experience well, especially how helping others made you feel. There is a pretty good chance you [...]