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Kevin Doel February 5, 2021August 21, 2021 24 for life, eating better, health, midland care, physically active, recipes, resolution, topeka, wellness

New Year, New You – Give Yourself the Resolution of Good Health by Preventing or Delaying Type 2 Diabetes

Have you been thinking about New Year’s Resolutions? Why not give yourself and your loved ones the resolution of good

Diabetes Diet/Weight Loss Exercise and Fitness

Kevin Doel July 14, 2020December 24, 2020 24 for life, Diabetes, fitness, health, kansas, midland care, topeka, Weight Loss, wellness

24 for Life Continues Diabetes Prevention

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March, 24 for Life – Diabetes Prevention Program had to cancel in-person classes. It was

Diabetes Diet/Weight Loss

Lee Hartman April 18, 2020 24 for life, Diabetes, health, midland care, physical activity, Prevention, stress, Type 2, wellness

24 for Life Positively Impacts Participants Life

24 for Life is a Diabetes Prevention Program currently being offered in Shawnee and Lyon counties. This program focuses on

Diabetes Diet/Weight Loss Exercise and Fitness

Lee Hartman April 18, 2020May 26, 2020 24 for life, Arthritis, black women, Chocolate Sunshine, Diabetes, diet, health, Kujima, midland care, minority, obesity, physical activity, Weight Loss, wellness

Kujima Health celebrates Minority Health Awareness Month

In honor of Minority Health Awareness Month, Kujima Health proudly presents an innovative approach to addressing Black women’s health –

Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly

Caregiving Physical Therapy/Rehab Senior Health

topekahealth February 26, 2020April 14, 2020 caregiving, elderly, health, kansas, midland care, PACE, physical therapy, Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly, seniors, stroke, strokes, topeka

Touching More Lives Through the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly

At the age of 65, Bruce Johnson has had multiple strokes. The stroke had limited Johnson’s ability to speak and

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