Priority Health Northwest

05/29/2026

Up at the lakes and end up with a fish hook where it shouldn’t be?

We can take care of things like fish hook removal and other minor summer mishaps — often saving you time (and money) compared to an ER visit.

05/27/2026

As temperatures start to rise, don’t forget how important hydration is!

With warmer days ahead and kids staying busy with sports, camps, and outdoor activities, dehydration can happen quicker than many people realize.

Watch for signs like:
⚡ Fatigue
😵 Headaches or dizziness
🥵 Muscle cramps
👄 Dry mouth
💤 Low energy

Encourage plenty of water breaks during practices, games, and time spent outside in the heat. Staying hydrated helps keep everyone healthy, active, and feeling their best all summer long!

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Cast your votes! 💙

Know a company that deserves an award? Nominate and vote for your favorite local businesses in the SRG People's Choice contest here.

05/22/2026

Our office will be closed Saturday, May 23rd and Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day.

We remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful holiday weekend.

05/20/2026

☀️ The nicer weather is the perfect reminder to get outside and get moving!

Physical activity doesn’t have to mean intense workouts or hours at the gym — even a daily walk, bike ride, gardening, or time spent outside can benefit your health. 🌿

Regular movement can help improve:
💙 Heart health
😌 Mood & stress levels
⚡ Energy
😴 Sleep
🦴 Strength & mobility

Take advantage of the sunshine, fresh air, and longer days — your body and mind will thank you! 🌸

05/18/2026

🌿 Health tip of the week: hydration matters more than you think.

Fatigue, headaches, dizziness, and low energy can sometimes be linked to dehydration — especially as temperatures warm up. ☀️

A simple reminder to drink your water today! 💧

05/15/2026

☀️ Sun protection is more than avoiding a sunburn — it’s protecting your skin for the long run.

Daily sunscreen use can help reduce premature aging and lower your risk of skin cancer, even on cloudy days. Sun protective clothing, hats, and sunglasses are also great ways to add an extra layer of protection when spending time outdoors.

A few simple reminders:
🧴 Wear SPF 30+ daily
🕶️ Don’t forget sunglasses & hats
⏰ Reapply sunscreen every 2 hours when outdoors
👕 Consider wearing sun protective clothing for added coverage
👀 Keep an eye on new or changing spots on your skin

Your skin remembers every sunburn — protect it today for healthier skin tomorrow. 💙

05/13/2026

Women’s Health Week reminder: preventive care is self-care 💗

A quick appointment today can help prevent bigger problems tomorrow. Whether it’s wellness labs, hormone concerns, weight management, or just finally checking in on your health — we’re here for you.

Take the first step and schedule while it’s on your mind. 🌸

05/11/2026

💗 Women’s Health Week 💗

You take care of everyone else — don’t forget to take care of yourself too.

This week is a reminder to prioritize your health, ask the questions, and schedule the appointments you’ve been putting off. Preventive care matters — and so do you. 🌸

At Priority Health Northwest, we offer women’s health services including:
• Annual wellness exams
• Hormone evaluations & management
• Weight management support
• Lab work & preventive screening
• Acute & chronic care
• Mental health support

Don’t put your health on hold — call and schedule that appointment while it’s on your mind.

05/10/2026

💐 Happy Mother’s Day 💐

Today we celebrate the women who give so much of themselves—moms, grandmothers, stepmoms, and all those who love and care like a mother.

Whether you’re comforting a sick child, showing up day after day without recognition, or simply doing your best in the moments no one else sees—you are appreciated more than words can say.

To all the moms in our community, thank you for the care, strength, and love you pour into others every single day.

Wishing you a day filled with love, rest, and a little time just for you.