August 2-8, 2026, is National Community Health Center week. Community Health Centers (CHCs) play a critical role in addressing acute and chronic conditions through prevention, early detection, and treatment. August 5th highlights efforts like vaccinations, cancer screenings, heart health, diabetes care, and managing chronic infectious diseases. Health Services of North Texas (HSNT) is proud to
As we celebrate National Health Center Week, Health Services of North Texas (HSNT) is grateful to be a part of this comprehensive and accessible model of care. Community Health Centers (CHCs) are one of the most effective healthcare systems across the United States, but many people are unfamiliar with the CHC program. Even those who
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Many men put doctor’s appointments into the “I’ll deal with it later” category due to a tough-it-out mentality, fear, or simply because they don’t want to go. A national survey by the Cleveland Clinic found that almost three-fourths of men would rather clean the bathroom or mow the lawn than go to the doctor. Others
Summer is in full swing, and families across North Texas are hosting backyard barbecues, splashing around in pools, or embarking on outdoor adventures. But while buying your kids’ backpacks and notebooks might be the last thing on your mind, now is a great time to start preparing for their health needs for the upcoming school
We all know Texas summers are a scorcher. Sometimes, that means outdoor playtime and fitness can be a challenge. There are plenty of ways to stay active with your friends and family – without taking the risk of high temperatures and UV exposure. Check out some of our indoor activities to keep yourself active while
Women are 35% more likely than men to skip or delay medical care until problems become evident. A lingering symptom, unexpected pain, or a concern that finally feels too important to ignore often becomes the reason they make an appointment. Preventive care is different. Its goal is early detection, helping women stay healthy before issues
Of the more than seven million Texans ages 17 and younger, over 1.2 million have a mental, behavioral, emotional, or developmental condition, accounting for 20% of all youth in the state. Mental health influences how kids learn, build relationships, handle stress, and grow into healthy, happy adults. However, some parents may not recognize the symptoms