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August 10 - September 14 -
Kansans Optimizing Health

A Six Week Program Developed by Stanford University to help you improve your health - one step at a time.
Do you live with arthritis, diabetes, heart or lung disease, asthma or the effects of a stroke on a daily basis?

Learn ways to reduce your pain.
To deal with fatigue, frustration and isolation.
The benefits of exercise. How to exercise safely and increase your energy level.
To handle stress and relax.
To eat well to live well.
To use medications effectively.
To solve problems and meet personal goals.
To talk to your doctors about your health.
To make choices about your treatment.
Share experiences/learn from others.

 

Learn to “KOHP” with your chronic health condition

Kansans Optimizing Health Program (KOHP) is a highly interactive and motivational education workshop that is being offered in your area.  If you live with a chronic health condition, or are close to someone who lives with a chronic health condition, you don’t want to miss this opportunity.

Beginning August 10th and continuing for six consecutive weeks, a FREE workshop will be offered every Tuesday from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Flint Hills Community Health Center, but you must pre-register.  A book, “Living a Healthy Life with Chronic Conditions” is available for purchase by class participants.  The first six participants who pre-register (caregivers not included) will receive a free book at the first class.

Throughout the workshop, you will learn ways to improve healthful behaviors (such as exercise, pain management and communication); improve health status (such as fatigue, disability, social activities and health distress) and decrease your days in the hospital.

This program was developed by Stanford University and is being offered by the Flint Hills Community Health Center.  Registration is required and the workshop is limited to the first 20 people.  For additional information, or to register, please contact Suzanne Brown (620) 342-4864, X 3794 or Evelyn Smith at X 3741.

 

October 5 - Mass Flu Clinic

October 7 - National Depression Screening Day

10:00 a .m. - 6 p.m. - At the Emporia Public Library

October 12 - Diabetic Health Fair

5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. - Registered Dietician Deb Williams will be our speaker. Come to FHCHC and join us for our 9th annual Diabetic Health Fair.