Grand County Healthcare Professionals Society

04/10/2015

Do you know what it is important to have a primary care provider? That P*P is the one you can call with questions, go to for regular check-ups, and knows your family history. Evidence shows people with a primary care provider have better health outcomes!

05/18/2012

Medical Homes: primary care for all, regardless of ability to pay.
Do you have a primary care provider? Are you comfortable enough with that provider to ask questions about your health? How about advocating for your or your family's needs? Are you able to call your primary care provider to ask questions about current health issues?
Check out this article:
http://skyhighdailynews.co.newsmemory.com/

05/27/2011

Do you know your family's history? The health history of your family members is an important part of your personal health record. Keep track of conditions that run in your family. Here's a great tool to help.
https://familyhistory.hhs.gov/fhh-web/home.action

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05/17/2011

Do you keep track of important health information?
Managing your health care is easier if you keep all your health information in one place. Take the information with you to every medical appointment.

03/29/2011

Most people depend on different doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, insurance companies, etc. for their health care. It’s a team effort, and you are the most important member of the team.
How do you make sure you are the most important member of your healthcare team?

03/10/2011

Take Charge of your health! Speak up and ask questions. When you play an active role in your health care, you can improve the quality of the care you and your family get. How do you take charge of your health?

02/15/2011

Do you have a primary care provider whom you trust and can speak openly with about your health issues? If so, what has it done for you? If not, why not?