Self-care is essential for managing the stress of everyday life because it helps maintain your physical, emotional, and mental well-being. Little changes can make a big difference when it comes to managing your overall health.

Where Did Galentine's Day Originate?

The word "Galentine" was first introduced during a February 2010 episode of "Parks and Recreation."  Since that time, more women have embraced February 13th as an opportunity to celebrate their friendships

But did you know there are real health benefits from the friendships that are so important in our daily lives? 

Cold winter days are part of life in Ohio. But it's important to recognize potential health emergencies that can result from even limited exposure to the cold, and how to protect yourself and your family.

We've been hearing a lot lately about "know your A1c" but what does that actually mean and why is it important? 

Early Detection Really Does Save Lives. 

One out of eight women will be diagnosed with Breast Cancer in their lifetime.  Early detection can lead to less aggressive treatment, and better outcomes.

She's a busy sports mom, a native of Oak Harbor, and recognized throughout the region for providing exceptional medical care to area families. Community Health Services (CHS) is excited to welcome Katie Myerholtz, FNP-C, to our medical staff in a ...

On Tuesday, May 21, 2024, CHS dedicated the Community Room in the Keen Building on our main campus to Dr. James R. Richard in recognition and appreciation for his commitment to equity and excellence in health care.  His compassionate care continues to make a difference is so many lives, as Dr. Richard remains focused on caring for those who need him the most.

We've all heard songs or watched movies about how love can "break your heart."  But, is love actually good for your health?

CHS added two exceptional dentists to our team of outstanding dental professionals!

An annual well-check is one defense against developing diabetes.  With early detection, diabetes can often be managed with diet and lifestyle changes.  Undiagnosed, it can result in serious illness and even death. Click below to learn more.

The following information was taken from the Ohio Mental Health and Services website to help you recognize when someone is in crisis and needs help--and what to do.  You can find more information at:

 Suicide Prevention | Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (ohio.gov)

Community Health Services has excellent Therapists, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners and other professionals on staff.  If you are not in crisis, but need help, we're here for you.

Ohio Department of Health Director Encourages Precautions Amid Unhealthy Air Quality COLUMBUS – Ohio Department of Health (ODH) Director Bruce Vanderhoff, MD, MBA, is once again encouraging Ohioans to be aware of possible health effects, ...

Juneteenth celebrates the day when the news of emancipation reached the enslaved people in Texas, over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued by President Abraham Lincoln.  Today Juneteenth remains is a celebration of freedom and equality in the United States.

Men's Health Month is an excellent opportunity for men to focus on their well-being and make positive changes in their lives. Here are some important things you, or the men and your life can do during Men's Health Month to look and feel great!

During Women's History Month, Community Health Services is celebrating women who tell our story, and have contributed so much to the communities we serve.  Among the first was Mary Keen, a founder of CHS and tireless champion of access to quality health care for everyone.

Coming home at the end of a rough day is always so much better when there's a furry friend who can't wait to see you.  It makes sense that this special companion brightens your day, but there's also research that there are real health benefits associated with having a pet.

Seemingly healthy people can have heart attacks because their arteries are not perfectly healthy and they don't know it. With the proper noninvasive tests, these diseased arteries would have been identified, and the heart attacks wouldn't have happened.