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Fidelis Care, Wellcare, and partners Cornell Cooperative Extension and the University of Rochester Medical Center’s Wilmot Cancer Institute launched a series of free healthy cooking demonstrations at the Rochester Public Market this spring. The May event focused on the observances of Mental Health Awareness Month, National Women’s Health Week, and Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Cornell Cooperative Extension Nutrition Educator Iluminada Vilca shared healthy eating tips with the audience. “Today, we are making Very Berry Muesli,” Vilca said. “It’s full of antioxidants and vitamins and whole grains. Perfect for breakfast. It has dried fruits. It has nuts. It has oats. Some dairy,

Junio es el Mes de la Salud Masculina. Es el momento de generar conciencia sobre los problemas de salud y las enfermedades que afectan a los hombres. El cáncer de próstata es el segundo tipo de cáncer más común en el hombre, pero suele ser tratado con éxito si se detecta de manera temprana.

    This Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Fidelis Care honors the diverse cultures, histories, and contributions of this community. In observance of the month, Fidelis Care recently talked with Rendr CEO Dr. Richard Park about cultural pride, health literacy, and how he makes a difference. Fidelis Care: What does being an Asian American provider mean to you? Dr. Park: As an Asian American provider, serving and supporting my community brings me immense joy and pride. It extends beyond delivering medical care; it's about championing health equity and giving back to hardworking individuals who need assistance the most. Being an

    Ashlei Allen, Care Manager   Jon Anderson, LMSW, Manager - Clinical   Jennie Calvaneso, LMHC, Clinician Specialist     Kristen Esopi, LMSW, Care Manager - Social Work     Melissa Kenna, Utilization Review Clinician     Jennifer Liang, LCSW, Manager - Clinical     Thomas Michaels, LMHC, Medical Management Auditor       Damanie Outar, LMSW, Care Manager - Social Work

El derrame cerebral es un gran desafío mundial de la salud. Se trata de la segunda causa principal de muerte y la tercera causa principal de discapacidad en todo el mundo. Algunos de los factores que aumentan el riesgo de derrame cerebral son presión arterial alta, enfermedades cardíacas, diabetes, tabaquismo, dietas poco saludables, sedentarismo, obesidad y consumo excesivo de alcohol.