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December marks the time of the year that individuals gather with friends and family to celebrate the holidays. It is also a time when the number of accidental deaths caused by impaired driving are at an all-time high.

Make sure to focus on safety and reduce the chances of driving impaired. Here are a few tips you can share:

-Designate a non-drinking driver before the event starts – leave the keys and reserve ride share if you plan to drink.
-Don't drive while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or prescription medications.
-Put your phone on do not disturb while driving.
-Don't text and drive. Checking social media can wait, too.
-Check your local and destination's weather, and don't drive in severe weather.

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As we observe today, there are more than 1.2 million people in the United States living with HIV, human immunodeficiency virus, and more than 35,000 new infections each year. causes acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), a chronic and potentially life-threatening condition.

Dr. Jorge Fleisher, Steward infectious disease expert, discusses how far treatment has come 40 years after HIV was first detected, and what is on the horizon for patients who live with this medical condition, including promising medication advancements. https://bit.ly/46HmMSC

Epilepsy is a brain disorder that can be caused by genetic factors or a traumatic event. A person is diagnosed with epilepsy when they have had two or more seizures.

Learn more about managing your or a loved one's epilepsy symptoms: https://bit.ly/3u1dNhk

From drinking enough water to proper bathroom hygiene, there are many factors that affect bladder and urinary tract health. While you can't control all the variables, here are a few ways you can reduce potential issues from occurring.

• Use the bathroom often and when needed
• Do pelvic floor muscle exercises
• Drink enough fluids, especially water
• Wear cotton underwear and loose fitting clothes

Get more tips on how to take control of your bladder health. https://bit.ly/3tfPkS1

From health apps to wearable devices, technology is revolutionizing how we manage our well-being. Steward CEO Dr. Ralph de la Torre recently joined a team of panelists at Reuters' 2023 to discuss unlocking with technology.

Patient engagement, positive habits, and cross-industry collaboration are key to making meaningful gains. Patients are no small part of the solution. Take action today!

! We hope your day is filled with family, friends, gratitude, and delicious food. Today, and every day, we are thankful for our incredible, resilient staff, and the opportunity to serve our community.

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The can bring joy, but it can also bring stress. Here are some tips to navigate through it:

1. Don't be afraid to seek help from friends or professionals if you're feeling stressed.
2. Consider volunteering your time; it's a wonderful way to find joy and meaning.
3. Remember, it's perfectly fine to say "no" to protect your time and energy.

Remember, your well-being matters! Click to learn more: https://bit.ly/3MKnSpv

The holidays can be a tough time for sensitive eaters and those with allergies or other dietary restrictions. Finding ways to navigate through holiday meals can become complicated, but planning is key. Here are some tips that could help.

Engage in Meal Prep: Knowing and understanding what is in food can help sensitive eaters. Including them in meal prep can help alleviate concerns and help teach others about preparing food for those with food sensitivities.

Communicate: Contacting the host and making your restriction known ahead of time or volunteering to bring a dish can guarantee you or your sensitive eater will have a plate at the table.

Portion Control: Using small plates limits portions and can help picky or sensitive eaters be more comfortable with the food they choose.

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Join our collaborative and supportive team in providing quality care that is efficient, safe and patient-centered. We are currently scheduling interviews for: , CNAs and LPNs. Apply online today: https://bit.ly/3BD249O

Join us for our Virtual Hiring Event tomorrow from 5pm to 8pm.
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November is the season of thankfulness, and we want to give a special thanks to our Nurse Practitioners. National Nurse Practitioners Week celebrates this crucial role in the medical world. If you know a , take a moment to let them know how much they're appreciated!

Join our team in delivering skilled and compassionate care to our patients and their families! Register for our Virtual Hiring Event on November 15 from 5pm to 8pm.
☑️ On-The-Spot Interviews for and LPNs
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is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the men and women who have served and are serving in our armed forces.

On behalf of everyone at our Steward facilities. thank you to all our veterans for your service and unwavering dedication to our country. Your commitment and sacrifice inspire us all to stand up for what is right and positively impact our communities.

Your skin can tell a lot about your overall health. Taking the time to understand your skin and treat it properly, especially during winter months, is key. Follow these tips for ways to achieve and maintain healthy skin.
• Understand your skin type and the care it requires. • Wear sunscreen daily • Protect your lips with SPF 30 or higher • Use self-tanner instead of tanning beds • Check regularly for signs of skin cancer

Do you know what the warning signs of Alzheimer’s are? Early diagnosis is critical for anticipating the necessary care. This , we encourage you to learn more about this disease affecting millions of Americans who have been diagnosed with this heartbreaking condition: https://bit.ly/40fFUWn

When the weather outside is frightful, you can still maintain a healthy, active routine inside. Here are some ideas to keep moving this winter.

Lace up: skating isn’t just for kids. Head to your local rink to carve up the ice rink or enjoy traditional indoor skating.

Mall walking: if you have a mall nearby, take walks there. No shopping necessary (but you can do that too)! Malls can be both a convenient and comfortable option.

Join a class or indoor sports: classes are a great way to get exercise away from the cold. Club basketball, indoor swimming, yoga, or dance classes are a great way to stay active and social.

Everything counts from vacuuming to stretching, movement is exercise. Think of all the little ways that you can stay active inside and around the house this winter.

tricks might turn into treats, but spending in the emergency room may not be a treat. Make sure you and your family are taking safety precautions this Halloween like social distancing, using reflective tape for visibility, inspecting treats for allergies, and staying visible to cars. Find more tips to keep your Halloween sweet and safe at: https://bit.ly/3RG7dmB

Did you know that (SCA) is not a ? SCA is a silent killer that can affect anyone, including those who may seem healthy. SCA occurs when the heart suddenly stops beating and can strike anyone, anywhere, at any time. Learn more about SCA and how you can save a life: https://bit.ly/465JnbX

Many women avoid mammograms or even fear them. Help alleviate stress and encourage women to get screened by sharing important information that can save a life. Early detection of symptoms can often detect breast cancer early, increasing chances of successful treatment. If you or someone you know are worrying about the process, managing expectations can be key. Here is information you can share: https://bit.ly/3t8ncDE

At Steward, we’re proud to be a part of making professional success a possibility for military spouses. We are committed to recruiting, hiring, and supporting by joining the Department of Defense in its Military Spouse Employment Partnership.

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Join us on October 25 from 12pm to 4pm for our On-Site Hiring Event!
On-the-Spot Interviews for: , LPNs and CNAs.
☑️ Generous Compensation
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☑️ Supportive, Team Atmosphere
*Sign On Bonuses Available*
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Cannot attend in-person? Register for our Virtual Hiring Event on October 26: https://indeedhi.re/3tv02Yj

During , let’s raise awareness of the importance of regular mammograms. Regular mammograms play a vital role in early detection and treatment - your best defense against breast cancer.
Schedule yours today, and encourage your colleagues, friends, and family to prioritize their health and schedule their mammogram. Together, we can make a difference! Learn more about the importance of regular screening: https://bit.ly/3CwMf5v

Did you know that (SIDS) is a leading cause of death among babies between one month and one year old?

SIDS is a heartbreaking tragedy, but awareness and practices can make a difference. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3Py3Xuv.

Share this post and join us in raising awareness to .
Together, we can make a difference and protect our future generations.

Taking care of your spine helps prevent back pain, headaches and nerve issues.

Whether you sit at a desk or do strenuous labor for a living, back care is important for everyone. Here are some preventative measures you can take to prevent back injury or pain:
• Stay active and incorporate stretching into your daily routine
• Avoid standing for long periods of time
• Wear supportive and proper footwear
• Adjust lower back with ergonomic support when sitting for long periods
• Avoid smoking to lower your risk of osteoporosis
• Maintain a straight back when lifting to reduce chance of injury
• Maintain a healthy weight to eliminate stress on joints and spine

If pain worsens, schedule an appointment with your healthcare provider.

Don’t underestimate the power of clean hands! Regular is a small with BIG benefits. Proper handwashing is our best chance against germs and illnesses. As we begin the flu season, remember to wet, lather, scrub, rinse, & dry.

Together, let’s keep our community safe and healthy! Learn more: https://bit.ly/48zL1ED

Love Where You Work! Looking for a supportive and flexible workplace to grow your , enjoy exceptional benefits and competitive compensation, all while improving the lives of our patients? View all of our available opportunities and apply online: https://bit.ly/45ZMbb5

Talking is good for your mental health and it is important. But starting the conversation isn’t always easy.

If you or anyone you know is suffering from feelings or thoughts of depression, self-harm, substance abuse, identity, suicidal thoughts, or eating disorders, dial 9-8-8 to receive help.

The trained counselors of the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline are there to work through issues and provide support to those in crisis. Learn more about mental health symptoms, support and care:https://bit.ly/3gs99QF

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Your health matters, and so does the well-being of your loved ones and your community.

Don’t underestimate the power of immunizations!
as a powerful shield against diseases that can devastate communities. and your loved ones from devastating diseases. Click to learn more: https://bit.ly/3LGvMzH

Together, let’s make a difference!

Walking to school, rolling to school, or even walking to the bus stop, all counts as physical activity for kids. Overall, kids can benefit from at least 60 minutes of physical activity a day.

For National Walk to School Day, encourage your kids to get moving if their commute is safe. Other ways kids can enjoy physical activity outside of school includes - Walking the dog - Dancing or stretching - Playing games like tag or some virtual reality games. Learn more tips on how to keep your kids active: https://bit.ly/3qOfRmA

Keep an eye on autumn illnesses! Knowing the symptoms of the most common seasonal illnesses and taking preventative measures can help stop the spread and may keep you or anyone else from getting sick. Learn more about what illnesses are around the corner.

https://www.stewardtoday.com/five-common-diseases-that-spike-in-fall/

The symptoms of Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS) can be clear and sometimes they can be less obvious due to the wide range of symptoms. It is common for women to find out they have PCOS when they have challenges getting pregnant, but it can occur early in childhood years. Learn more about the symptoms and treatment options now, rather than later. https://bit.ly/3TgN34E

This month consider heading to your local blood donation center to make a difference in someone’s life. For a person with sickle cell disease, a blood transfusion can significantly alleviate pain and even save their life, which is why we're spreading the word on how you can get involved. Click the link to learn more about sickle cell disease: https://bit.ly/3PaZzCQ