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Why you still need to wear a mask in public after you’ve been vaccinated

The latest research suggests communities will need to vaccinate more than 70% of a population to reach herd immunity. But with limited supply in many areas, it’s important to keep up with existing prevention measures such as wearing a mask, social distancing and washing your hands.

Rare COVID syndrome can have drastic consequences if ignored

Rare childhood syndrome caused by COVID-19 infection can harm children if untreated.

What the newly approved Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine means for you

The FDA shared all of the vaccines are proven effective against serious illness or death. Carle recommends the vaccine for anyone who is eligible.

Follow these steps to safely resume playing sports following a COVID-19 infection

After a COVID-19 infection, an athlete should only return to sports practices under the supervision of their healthcare provider. Carle Sports Medicine offers steps to safely resume play.

Mobile Integrated Health program “something to brag about” for one patient

Carle’s Arrow Ambulance is bringing routine health checkups to patient’s front door. The Mobile Integrated Health program is revolutionizing the way patients stay healthy at home. For one patient, the program embodies convenient service with a personal touch.

Act now, prevent issues later with these 4 heart healthy tips

Heart disease is a major issue among men and women in the United States. Dana Miller, NP, Cardiology shares four steps you can take right now to maintain a healthier heart.

Therapy Services helps Parkinson patients raise their voices

Parkinson patients take on a consequence of the progressive disease by practicing to speak with intent.

Leading COVID-19 treatments offered at Carle as hospital discharges surpass 1,000 patients

Carle Health has discharged over 1,000 COVID-19 patients since the start of the pandemic and continue their recovery at home. New treatments against COVID-19 are available to qualifying patients at Carle locations in Normal, Hoopeston, Urbana and Olney.

Answering your COVID-19 vaccine questions

As the COVID-19 vaccine begins to be distributed and administered across the country, Carle Health answers frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.

The dos and don’ts of working from home

Working from home can take a toll on your body without the proper ergonomics. Carle Occupational Medicine offers some tips to make sure your workspace supports your physical health.

To grandmother’s house or no? Families grapple with COVID-19 holiday plans

In many areas of the country, COVID-19 rates are soaring and the lure of holiday gatherings coupled with more indoor activities may result in even more cases and illnesses. Take steps today to protect yourself and others.

Children have a new, local option for eye health

Carle Eye department is excited to welcome pediatric ophthalmology back to the community with the addition of Saba Alniemi, MD, Ophthalmology. Children will now have more access to better eye health right in their own back yard.

Tricks to keep your kids and family safe this Halloween

When planning to host or attend a celebration, you should assess current COVID-19 levels in your community to determine whether to postpone, cancel or limit the number of attendees.

Keep current with your prescriptions with hassle-free home delivery

More than cost savings and convenience, mail order prescriptions help members comply with their doctor’s direction.

Convenient lab scheduling launches at select Carle locations

New lab scheduling ensures additional patient safety and convenience at select Carle locations throughout east-central Illinois.

Pediatricians offer some tips to take the sting out of getting shots.

Planning ahead and telling kids what to expect can help children – and parents – address their fears of getting a flu shot and other timely important health vaccines.

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