High Blood Pressure Collaborative receives more national recognition
Rochester's High Blood Pressure Collaborative was honored by the National Business Group on Health March 3 for its pioneering approach to reducing health disparities.
Bilingual campaign taps into reminders to ensure medications are not forgotten
What’s your reminder for taking medication? That’s the question posed by a new public health campaign aimed at helping people get dangerous high blood pressure under control.
FLHSA launches health care workforce planning effort
The Regional Consortium on Health Care Workforce will kick off a one year planning process with presentations and discussion around new primary care models. The Jan. 28 meeting is free and open to the public.
New insurance options may help get more immigrants insured
With the advent of the Essential Plan – a basic health insurance plan for lower-income people – more immigrants have an affordable option for health insurance, advocates said during a Jan. 13 webinar.
Lead coalition celebrates 10th anniversary of ordinance
The Coalition to Prevent Lead Poisoning celebrates and applauds the Rochester City Council for passing a historic and precedent setting lead based paint poisoning prevention ordinance 10 years ago.
Chris Hilderbrant honored with Forty under 40 award
FLHSA's Chief Operating Officer Christopher Hilderbrant was selected for a Rochester Business Journal Forty Under 40 Award, which honors professionals younger than 40 who demonstrate leadership in the workplace and community.
NY eHealth Collaborative honors Dr. Thomas Mahoney for health care innovation
The NY eHealth Collaborative honored Dr. Thomas Mahoney with a PATH Award at its New York City gala Nov. 18. The award, which honors achievements in health information technology.
Find practices that have participated in the CMMI award
Click on this interactive Google map for the names and locations of primary care practices that have participated in the practice transformation initiative funded by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation.
High blood pressure control improves more than 13 percent
Over the past five years, hypertension control for adults in Monroe County has improved 13.7 percent — an increase of more than 8 percentage points, according to clinical data collected by the High Blood Pressure Collaborative.
How Rochester responded to its lead poisoning problem
In 2015, the Cleveland Plain Dealer held up Rochester's proactive approach to preventing lead poisoning as a model for their city.
Success of hypertension intervention garners national honor
The American Hospital Association honored Rochester’s Blood Pressure Advocate Program with its NOVA Award for improving community health during its leadership summit in San Francisco.
Healthi Kids hosts training for food service staff
Healthi Kids brings "Playworks" training to cafeteria staff to help build a healthier lunchroom environment for city students.