By participating in Lung Cancer Awareness Month, individuals can join thousands of others in their journey toward a smoke-free life, ultimately improving their health and reducing the risk of smoking-related illnesses.
National Diabetes Awareness Month (Nov 2023) is the to raise awareness about diabetes, a chronic health condition affecting more than half a billion people worldwide.
Offering assessments, for things like Knee & Hip, can be an effective way to engage potential patients and encourage them to seek care at your facility.
Hospitals can increase the likelihood of early breast cancer detection by emphasizing the importance of screenings and offering them as part of routine healthcare services.
As a hospital marketer, during Bladder Health Awareness month you have a unique opportunity to promote screenings, and educate the public.
October is National Chiropractic Health Month. It’s the perfect time to raise awareness about musculoskeletal health, and promote pain management.
One in eight people develop breast cancer in a lifetime. Early detection leads to improved prognosis and survival rates. October is the ideal time to encourage preventive screenings.
By promoting prostate cancer awareness, hospitals can help people understand the risk factors, symptoms, and importance of early detection. Talking about prostate cancer can be difficult. Health risk assessments (HRAs) are a great way to start that conversation.
Increasing PAD Awareness during September is so important. Here are some creative ways hospitals can promote this important health awareness month.
Increased need from the pandemic, decreased stigmatization & increased availability of online counseling means May might be the most important Mental Health Awareness month ever. Campaign tips and resources inside.
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Who is HealthAware?
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