How to Prevent Diabetes
Did you know you might have prediabetes or diabetes but aren’t aware of it? More than 84 million adults (more than one in three) in the U.S. have prediabetes, reports the Centers for Disease and Prevention Control. Prediabetes means having a higher-than-normal blood...Stay Safe from HIV: Use Condoms
HIV/AIDS still continue to threaten our health and world. In 2017, 39 million people were infected with HIV/AIDS globally, according to UNAIDS. The HIV virus is mainly spread through unprotected sex or sharing intravenous drug needles. It can turn fatal if left...Clinical Pharmacy Coordinator’s Care Improves Comfort and Life for Patients
It’s American Pharmacists Month and our Empath Health Pharmacy is proudly celebrating the work they do caring for individuals in our hospice, HIV, senior or home health care and services. “We try to let staff know that we appreciate everything they do. We had an...EPIC’s HIV Care and Support Help Save Lives
October is AIDS Awareness Month – a time to remember that HIV still exists and can become life-threatening when left undiagnosed or untreated. Vicky Fortugno-Oliver is director of Hillsborough County for EPIC (Empath Partners in Care), one of the largest providers of...Meet New PACE Chief Medical Director Dedicated to Healthy Seniors Aging in Place
September is Healthy Aging Month. We are excited to introduce William Burt, MD, DABFM – the new chief medical director at Suncoast PACE. He came on board in July. Today, many seniors are aging and living with chronic health conditions. Suncoast PACE is an...Empath Health Upcoming Events
Dec
6
Fri
10:00 am
Caregiver Coffee Break – Clearwater
@ Suncoast Hospice | Empath Health Service Center, Garden House
Caregiver Coffee Break – Clearwater
@ Suncoast Hospice | Empath Health Service Center, Garden House
Dec 6 @ 10:00 am – 11:30 am
Caregiver Coffee Break Caring for a family member or friend? Please stop by for encouragement, information and helpful tips. First Friday of each month. No reservations required and provided free of charge. For information call (727) 586-4432.