New Year, New You
The start of a new year is a time where many of us reflect on our life and determine the changes we would like to see in ourselves. One of those areas that you might consider improving is your health.
Entries by Rick Potratz
CHI Offers Financial Relief to Employees with the “Angel Fund”
CHI establishes the “Angel Fund” for employees experiencing financial hardships.
Message from the CEO
Happy New Year! It’s a fresh start for all of us as we clean the slate and strive for good health, happiness and success in 2023. I know the team at CHI will be forging ahead to continue with high quality compassionate care with new innovations, programs and services this year. I hope the new year brings new opportunities to all of you.
CHI Hosts First Annual World Aids Day Walk
When Ashley Nicole Cason was diagnosed with HIV at the age of 15, she thought her life was over. Cason suffered with depression and suicidal thoughts as a teenager and sadly did not see a positive future for herself.
Could Our Ability to Regulate Our Feelings Impact Our Dementia Risk?
Studies showTrusted Source that older adults can more effectively regulate their emotional states than younger adults, as they tend to prioritize social and emotional interactions and have a positivity biasTrusted Source.
35 Positive Affirmations to Empower Your Child
Teach your child some of these feel-good statements to improve their emotional and mental well-being.
8 Signs Of Oldest Child Syndrome And How To Deal With It
Pay attention to signs and help your child develop healthy relations with their siblings.
CHI Joins American Dental Association in Offering Free Dental Care to Kids
Community Health of South Florida Inc. (CHI), is proud to host Give Kids A Smile Day on Friday, February 3, 2023. The annual event provides free dental screenings, cleanings, vanish, sealants and giveaways to kids ages one to 16 years old.
Why Do College Athletes Keep Dying by Suicide?
Five college athletes died by suicide in the spring of 2022. A look at the problem, why it matters, and what can be done to help all student athletes.
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