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Speakers Bureau
Knowledge can be a powerful tool in maintaining your health. As part of ARHS’ commitment to improving the health of the community, we offer a Speakers Bureau. The Speakers Bureau includes specific program topics that address documented needs of the community and put into practice the ARHS mission and core values. Presentations are complimentary for civic and church organizations. To book a speaker, please use our Speakers Bureau Request.
Healthy Heart Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Know the risk factors that can lead to heart disease and stroke and what you should do if someone needs emergency care fast.
Keeping Fit As We Age Focus on these 5 areas to enjoy a long healthy life.
ABC – Asthma Basic Care Millions of people have asthma. Asthma can be controlled and managed. Learn the best way to care for someone struggling to breathe.
Stress Management Stress affects many chronic health conditions. Know your body’s stress response and learn to cope with stress in a positive way.
Courage To Quit (Tobacco Cessation) Quitting tobacco decreases your risk for many diseases. Understand tobacco dependence and start making a quit plan for a tobacco-free future.
High Blood Pressure - The Silent Killer High blood pressure contributes to heart disease and stroke. Learn lifestyle choices to prevent or help manage blood pressure.
Getting Good Sleep Sleep is one the foundations of good health. Find out how to get and maintain a good night’s sleep.
Healthy Eating - Choose Your Plate Eating well is essential for good health. Learn the basics with the Choose My Plate plan for portion control and good nutrition.
What Is Mission Lifeline? Mission Lifeline focuses on improving the system of care for those who suffer the deadliest of heart attacks. It seeks to save lives by closing the gaps that separate heart attack patients from timely care.
Stroke: Prevention & Treatment of a Brain Attack Stroke is a leading cause of disability – 80% of strokes can be prevented. Learn and identify the signs & symptoms. Time is a crucial factor in successful treatment of stroke.
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