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On Friday, October 25, Vibrant Health hosted its inaugural event, A Vibrant Night. The purpose of this event was to raise awareness of the many health disparities that exist in Wyandotte County, specifically with regards to women’s and infant health. […]
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Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH)
Vibrant Health is excited to announce Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition for our third clinic, Children’s Campus. With this recent award, Vibrant Health now has PCMH recognition for all three clinic locations.
PCMH is a set of […]
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With April being Alcohol Awareness Month, our CEO shares thoughts on his personal journey with alcohol and the lessons learned during 6 and a half years of sobriety.
I stared at myself through a rusty jail cell mirror … a black […]
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As we end Sleep Awareness Month, take note of your sleeping
habits. The National Sleep Foundation recommends that adults sleep 7 to 9 hours
per night. Adequate sleep is important for your body to renew and repair.
Lack of
sleep lowers productivity, […]
Picture of a young pregnant woman holding her belly
Vibrant Health recently expanded our women’s health services to better serve our patients and community. Women’s health is essential to holistic well-being and our patients have the opportunity to meet with our […]
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About one in four children is diagnosed as obese (ages 2-18). Studies cite that due to obesity, this generation of children in the United States could be the first generation to live less healthful and shorter lives than their parents. Management of obesity in children is critical to decreasing future risks and related costs to the health care system and maximizing the quality of life during childhood and adulthood.
The absence of prenatal care increases the prevalence of low birth weight deliveries and premature births. As part of our comprehensive primary care practice, Kristina and her baby will receive prenatal services and support, reducing the risk of serious pregnancy complications.
Although autism is hard to diagnose before 24 months, symptoms often surface between 12 and 18 months. If signs are detected by 18 months of age, intensive treatment may help to rewire the brain and reverse or reduce the symptoms of autism. Elliot’s primary care team includes a Healthy Steps Specialist focused on monitoring the child’s development from birth to 33 months and providing parental support.
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