Hunterdon & Mercer County Regional Chronic Disease Coalition

Hunterdon & Mercer County Regional Chronic Disease Coalition A grant made possible by the NJ Dept of Health Office of Cancer Control and Prevention, at Hunterdon Reg Cancer Center. Follow us: https://twitter.com

Hunterdon and Mercer County Regional Chronic Disease Coalition mission is to build stronger working relationships to reduce chronic disease and cancer burden through population-based policy and system changes, and environmental improvement projects (PSE). These initiatives are achieved through partnerships between local public health care providers, human service organizations, churches, worksites, schools, and community/civic groups, cancer survivors and interested parties. The coalition establishes and maintains community-wide involvement in the planning, coordination, and implementation of cancer and chronic disease-focused initiatives.

01/12/2026
Does making lifestyle changes feel overwhelming or are you unsure where or how to begin? Our FREE virtual webinar on Feb...
01/09/2026

Does making lifestyle changes feel overwhelming or are you unsure where or how to begin? Our FREE virtual webinar on February 12 from 1-2 p.m. featuring experts from Hunterdon Behavioral Health can help you get started on a realistic path to making the changes you want. You’ll learn strategies for setting goals by understanding the principles of how behavior changes occur, incorporating your goals into your daily routine and tackling barriers such as procrastination and fear. Lifestyle behaviors impact your health including preventing or managing chronic diseases. Register today at https://www.workcast.com/register?cpak=5754867698082326 or use the QR code on the image and take your first step toward better health.

January is Cervical Cancer Prevention Month! Preventative care and screenings are at the forefront for early cancer dete...
01/07/2026

January is Cervical Cancer Prevention Month! Preventative care and screenings are at the forefront for early cancer detection, starting as early as age 21. Your primary care provider can help determine how often based on your family and personal history, and which screenings are best for you. If you have no insurance, there may be options: call 908-237-7039 for information. Visit https://www.hunterdonhealth.org/doctors to find a provider in your area and remember, early detection saves lives!

Would you like to learn more about making healthier lifestyle choices to support your overall wellness? Register for a F...
12/01/2025

Would you like to learn more about making healthier lifestyle choices to support your overall wellness? Register for a FREE webinar featuring Kate Cherichello Tente, fitness expert and host of the web series Healthy in the Garden State, and Shauna Alvarez, Executive Chef and Program Manager for America’s Grow-A-Row. Our speakers will provide strategies and resources to help you eat right, optimize your health, prevent disease and improve the overall quality of your life. They’ll also highlight community programs and services that support whole body health and help you incorporate movement and physical activity into your daily routine. The one-hour webinar will be held on December 10, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. Register today at https://www.workcast.com/register?cpak=4859398030181117.

Hunterdon Health’s legacy of caring for the community is rooted in our expert team of doctors trained at some of the best schools in the country, and our highly skilled, nationally recognized nurses. Our frequent high rankings and accreditations represent a commitment to patient safety and qualit...

11/25/2025
Research shows that people who have a primary care provider tend to experience better health outcomes. Seeing a doctor r...
11/10/2025

Research shows that people who have a primary care provider tend to experience better health outcomes. Seeing a doctor regularly and staying up-to-date with health screenings can help prevent serious disease by detecting potentially harmful risks early. To find a physician near you, visit http://www.hunterdonhealth.org/patients-and-visitors/physician-referral-resource-guide or call the Hunterdon Community Outreach Department at 908-237-7039 to speak with a Community Health Worker. You can also watch a free webinar featuring Dr. Turenne-Kolpan titled Living Well Through Lifestyle Medicine at www.workcast.com/register?cpak=8797713963597506.
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Flemington, NJ
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