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Why primary care access has become a workforce and cost challenge for employers
Why primary care access has become a workforce and cost challenge for employers
Sep 24, 2026

Limited access to primary care can lead to higher healthcare costs, lower employee satisfaction and reduced productivity. Explore why primary care access matters and how employers are evaluating new care models to support workforce health and control costs.

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Perimenopause: What to expect and how to feel your best
Sep 21, 2026

Learn about perimenopause symptoms, how they differ from menopause and practical ways to manage hot flashes, mood changes, sleep issues and more.

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Why doesn’t my child want to go back to school?
Sep 4, 2026

Learn how to recognize the difference between separation anxiety and school refusal in children. Priority Health's Dr. David Rzeszutko shares common signs, causes and practical strategies parents can use to help children navigate back-to-school anxiety, build resilience and return to the classroom with confidence. Discover when to seek support from your child's doctor or school.

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Priority Health: Living out our mission supporting families through North Kent Connect
Aug 21, 2026

Priority Health and North Kent Connect are helping Michigan families thrive through community partnerships, family support services and improved access to care.

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Why employers are taking a more proactive approach to cancer support
Aug 3, 2026

Learn why employers are investing in cancer support benefits, cancer care navigation and early detection strategies to improve outcomes and manage healthcare costs.

Summer workout ideas for older adults: 5 ways to stay active as temperatures soar
Summer workout ideas for older adults: 5 ways to stay active as temperatures soar
Jul 20, 2026

5 ways older adults can stay active as temperatures soar

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Screenings that help protect your health when you have diabetes
Jun 25, 2026

Living with diabetes means your body may need extra attention in certain areas. These routine screenings are designed to catch small changes early, when care is often simpler, and outcomes are better.

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Living well with diabetes: Supporting your body, mind and daily life
Jun 25, 2026

Managing diabetes is about more than numbers and lab results. Daily choices around movement, food, sleep and emotional health all affect how you feel now and how your body stays healthy over time.

Moving forward, one chord at a time: Al Walczak’s story
Moving forward, one chord at a time: Al Walczak’s story
Jun 24, 2026

What started as a simple mosquito bite, something most people wouldn’t think twice about, quickly became something far more serious. After weeks of worsening symptoms and uncertainty, Al was hospitalized and eventually diagnosed with West Nile virus.

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Living fully and leading with heart: Kurt’s story
Jun 24, 2026

For Kurt, living well isn’t just about staying active; it’s about showing up for others, building connections, and making each day count.

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Over 20 years of confidence with Priority Health: Karen Kuiper shares her story
Jun 24, 2026

For more than 20 years, Karen Kuiper has relied on Priority Health to support her through every chapter, whether she’s traveling abroad, golfing with her husband or enjoying the comforts of home in West Michigan. After more than 40 years in the region, she’s built a life full of warmth, creativity and community.

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Finding his way home: Satch Huizenga’s Michigan story
Jun 22, 2026

From pursuing an acting career in Los Angeles to appearing in films alongside major Hollywood names, Satch spent years traveling the country, chasing opportunities and telling stories on stage and screen. But ultimately, the most meaningful chapter of his life brought him right back where he started, Michigan.