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THE LATEST FROM COMMUNITY HEALTH OPTIONS 

You’ve seen the advertising everywhere. You’ve seen social media posts telling you to choose your health plan, but you’re still not sure about what to do. You have until this Sunday, Dec. 15, to choose a plan that will be effective Jan. 1, 2025. If you wait a ...
If you use tobacco and have tried to quit—whether you smoke, chew, snuff or vape—you know it’s not easy, whether you’ve been using tobacco for five years or 25. But you can do it, with a bit of time and a plan that suits your needs.
As winter approaches, kids have started bringing home coughs and sneezes from school and lots of folks are feeling a little off, maybe with a nagging tickle in their throats or an irritating cough. Could be the drier air as we start firing up our wood stoves. ...
If you have diabetes, you likely know that you’re at risk for heart disease, eye problems, skin conditions, stroke or nerve damage. All those conditions have obvious symptoms, but there’s one risk you might never notice—kidney disease.
A Q&A with Dr. Lori Tishler, Community Health Options' chief medical officer, about how employers can help their employees take advantage of wellness benefits. ...
Spoiler alert: We are a health insurance company and we’re about to tell you that you need to buy health insurance. Big surprise, right? Look, we’re serious about this. You need to find a health plan that’s right for your needs. Please hear us out. ...
Too many of us have seen a neighbor, a friend or family member struggling with substance use. The good news: There’s always hope for recovery. You might suspect someone is struggling when you begin noticing red flags: withdrawing from family and friends, skip ...