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XU graduate students of the MHSA program selected HCAN to provide support for writing a proposal on behalf of HCAN’s Pregnancy Care Coordination Program to secure funding to purchase portable cribs. Many moms do not have resources to purchase cribs, especially if they are homeless or do not have a stable housing situation. Thanks to these students, HCAN was awarded a $1000 grant to purchase cribs ! Kudos for the MHSA students for their great work……
CINCINNATI. Dec. 15, 2017. More than 90 dads, their kids and families had a great time at the Carl H. Linder YMCA learning more about fatherhood, insurance, healthy relationships, breastfeeding and more. “It’s a Great Time to be a Dad!” was held in November at the Carl H. Lindner YMCA. The event was sponsored by…
Join us Sept. 15 for an afternoon of fun, food and information you can use! It is indeed a great time to be a dad. Fathers, their children and their families are invited to an afternoon of fun, food, and information to support healthy families. It’s A Great Time to Be A Dad! will be…
Because social determinants surrounding race, ethnicity and income can often have an impact on health outcomes, Health Care Access Now and the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati teamed up to offer type 2 prediabetes prevention (DPP) to low-income and minority patients. The Health Collaborative recognized the D4P program as the winner of the Gen-H Award as…
Bring the whole family for an afternoon of fun at the YMCA and learn more about fatherhood, insurance, health relationships, breastfeeding and more from our panel of experts! “It’s a Great Time to be a Dad” will be held on Sunday, Nov. 19, from 2 to 5 p.m., at the Carl H. Lindner YMCA, 1425…
Change has come to Health Care AccessNow (HCAN). It can feel empowering, disconcerting, invigorating, intimidating and elevating – sometimes all at once. And, with the passing of time, change is always constant.
Judith Warren, HCAN CEO, was part of a recent panel discussion moderated by Dr. Camara Jones (above, left), is a family physician and epidemiologist with the Morehouse School of Medicine. Her work focuses on the impacts of racism on the health and well-being of the nation. The event was hosted by CCTST (Center for Clinical…