In the fall of 2017, the Angel Harvey Family Health Center began a new service model known as Care Coordination. Since then, our Pediatric Care Coordinators have helped IWS to ‘raise the bar’ on patient care.
Meal planning may seem like the hottest new trend in family management but in reality, meal planning is a basic and essential part family management.
Health and wellness is a daily topic at the Angel Harvey Family Health Center. We carry our mission with us, even when it’s time to give a gift. Join us as we aim to inspire families and communities to achieve greater health! These gifts* are sure to motivate your loved ones to be their best, most healthy selves all year long.
The Chicago fall season is a welcome time of year for many of us. Cooler weather, beautiful foliage, fun costumes, cozy sweaters, and of course, treats, are all top reasons to look forward to the autumn months. Unfortunately, fall is also the unofficial start of flu season.
In recognition of Mental Health Month this May and Children’s Mental Health Awareness week, IWS therapist Cesiah Banuelos discusses why some families feel shame and embarrassment about seeking mental health counseling and what can be done to reverse the poor opinions surrounding therapy in communities of color.
Dr. Sheila Hall is committed to dental health. She provides dental services daily and makes a point to inform parents about the many ways to keep their teeth, as well as their children’s, healthy and strong: “we all know about daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits, but don’t forget about the importance of a healthy diet”, she notes.
In a recent article by Crain’s, a Chicago-based business journal, Infant Welfare is credited as an organization that uses creative incentives as a way to reduce employee turnover. Read more about the innovative strategies of the board and CEO Robin McGinnis for retaining employee talent at...
In honor of Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, IWS is encouraging you to:
Tis’ the season for giving and if you are giving gifts to little ones, please remember these simple tips to prevent choking hazards and other injuries.