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Carleton Place bets on unique one-stop-shop health center in bid to draw doctors

At first, Peter Hamer thought the empty lot in Carleton Place, Ont., was destined to become a standard medical clinic. With an estimated 4,000 residents in the area without a family doctor, the project would help address a need. But as the work progressed, Hamer began to see the outline of “something much more interesting.” “Instead of just bringing doctors in one building, we also want to bring in other health service providers,” said Hamer, the executive director of the Ottawa Valley Family Health Team. “All the ancillary health service providers that are in the geographic area under one roof.”…
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Learn how to cook healthy food

BLUEFIELD, W.Va. (WVVA) – In Jan., WVVA featured Princeton woman Brenda Workman on our Sunday morning show In Focus. Workman lost 60 lbs. in two and a half years. She was also able to get off her medications. She credits her better health to switching to a plant-based diet. Now, she is teaching others how they can also implement healthy foods in their diets. There are classes available in May where you can learn how more about plant-based foods and how to prepare them. Classes at Craft Memorial Library: Workman is teaching a class Sat. May 6 at Craft Memorial…
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Healthy Food for Denver Kids Commission Seeks Two New Members

In Colorado, one in nine children faces hunger, and nearly half of households receiving SNAP benefits have children, according to Feeding America. In 2018, a group of passionate citizens decided to address this self-statistical head-on. Through grassroots campaigning and door-to-door canvassing, they got a measure in November 2018 ballot to establish a fund for healthy food access and food education for low-income, underserved Denver youth. Ordinance 302 passed with 59 percent of the vote. It increased sales and use tax within the City and County of Denver by 0.08 percent for ten years and established the Healthy Food for Denver…
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‘Young Life’ reignites in the community | Local

ROCHESTER, Minn.– Young Life Rochester has one message for the community–they’re back! Young Life is a non-profit Christian organization that aims to be strong mentors for the local youth. In Rochester, they’re working closely with high school students. Members of the organization came together on Sunday after what one committee member, Brian Tremain, said was a time where many became ‘disengaged’–referring to the social challenges that came with the rise of COVID-19. Not only does Young Life work to connect mentors with students, but it also reaches healthy across several local high schools to bring students together with hopes of…
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Federal dental plan could lead employers to drop coverage: assoc

OTTAWA – An association of health insurance providers warns it might not be useful for small businesses to provide dental benefits to some employees once the government launches a national dental-care plan. The Canadian Life and Health Insurance Association has pitched the idea of ​​a federal tax credit for small businesses to convince them not to drop their coverage. “When governments provide free coverage for any type of benefit, employers will naturally ask if they should continue to pay for those or whether their employees would be as well-served ΓǪ moving to the public plan,” said association president Stephen Frank.…