Explore the convenience of accessing health services like vaccinations at work and the availability of health screenings, such as skin cancer checks, through participation in healthcare systems like LifeBridge Health, making it easier to maintain health.
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Are there any changes in how you care for yourselves or engage with health services during fall? I mean checkups, vaccinations, changes in habits? Yeah, so for me it is something where I'm not necessarily seeing my healthcare provider in the fall, but you know one thing that's nice with being in the LifeBridge Health System is we are provided like our vaccines for like flu and COVID and all that stuff, if, you know, for what you want in the hospital. A flu, of course, is something mandated for us, but I'm able to just get that at work. So it's kind of, you know, it makes it easy for me. It's easy for me to then make sure I'm vaccinated because it's convenient. And it's something that I can just, oh, they're having a clinic today while I'm already here. So it makes it very convenient. And I will say too, like the LifeBridge Health is really great with having like skin cancer screenings and blood pressure checks and things like that. So even though I'm not necessarily making visits to my healthcare provider necessarily, I'm still able to keep an eye on my health because those things are readily available to me, at the hospital where I work at. So that's makes it just that much more convenient to be able to take care of my health and get what I need in the full time.
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