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Coram, NY – HRHCare (Hudson River HealthCare), a nonprofit, federally qualified health care system offering a range of medical services for underserved communities throughout the Hudson Valley and Long Island, is organizing a free six-week Healthy Choices NY education program, in collaboration with the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, for people living with diabetes starting on October 2nd.
The Living Healthy with Diabetes workshops will help you with:
- Finding practical ways to deal with sick days, fatigue and pain.
- Discovering better food and exercise choices.
- Understanding new treatment choices.
- Learning better ways to talk with your doctor and loved ones about your health.
- Learning real-life skills for living a full and healthy life.
The Living Healthy with Diabetes workshops will be held every Thursday afternoon from 2:00 until 4:30 PM at the HRHCare Elsie Owens Health Center, 82 Middle Country Road in Coram, New York. The dates are October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th, and November 6th.
If you or your loved one are planning to attend, kindly RSVP to Judith Clarke at 631-320-2220 ext. 52165 or jclarke@hrhcare.org to ensure your spot.
About HRHCare
HRHCare (Hudson River HealthCare) is a nonprofit, New York State licensed, Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). Founded in 1975 to provide care to the medically underserved population of Peekskill, HRHCare has grown to include 28 health centers delivering care throughout a 10 county region of New York to 112,000 patients with nearly 200 primary care practitioners
HRHCare provides comprehensive services including adult and pediatric care; obstetrical and gynecological care; family planning; HIV counseling, testing and referral; dental services; mental health counseling; nutrition counseling; podiatry; WIC services; health education; and a full complement of outreach, translation, transportation, benefits counseling and health insurance enrollment assistance.
HRHCare has a profound commitment to the communities it serves and works to improve community health through partnerships and collaborations with key stakeholders including local businesses, social service agencies, housing organizations, food banks, farm worker alliances and other community organizations.
For full information: hrhcare1.wpengine.com or 1-844-HRH-CARE
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For more information contact:
Lauren Candela-Katz
VP of Communications & Development
914-734-8555
lcandelakatz@hrhcare.org
Jeffrey Palmer
Public Relations & Development
914-524-4107 ext. 62015
jpalmer@hrhcare.org
