October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month! At Molina Healthcare, we celebrate the unique strengths and contributions of individuals with Down syndrome and support greater awareness, understanding and respect for them and their families.
#DownSyndromeAwarenessMonth
National Check Your Meds Day is a reminder to review your prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines and supplements with your pharmacist or health care provider. Ask about side effects and interactions, and never change medications without medical guidance.
#MedicationSafety
Mammograms can help detect breast cancer early, even before symptoms appear. Screening generally begins at age 40 for women at average risk. Talk with your health care provider about when to get screened and how often.
#NationalMammographyDay #EarlyDetection
Brian Monsen has been at Molina Healthcare UT since the plan had four members. Nearly 30 years later, he still believes care begins with seeing people, responding to their needs and standing by them when it matters. Learn why Brian serves: molinacares.com/utah/why-i-s…
Good dental health is about more than a bright smile — it’s an important part of your overall health.
This National Dental Hygiene Month, remember the basics: brush twice a day, floss regularly and keep up with recommended dental checkups and cleanings.
Health is more than what happens in a doctor’s office. On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Molina Healthcare recognizes the traditions and knowledge that have supported Indigenous well-being for generations.
We also recognize the importance of health care that respects culture, values and traditions.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousHealth
Yvette Primero, program manager of member engagement for Molina Healthcare ID helps members feel heard, understood and connected to the care and community resources they need. Learn more about Molina and why Yvette serves: molinacares.com/idaho/why-i-…
#MolinaHealthcare #WhyIServe
Do you know what eczema is?
Eczema is a common skin condition that can cause dry, itchy and irritated skin. Symptoms may come and go during “flare-ups” and can affect people of all ages.
Talk with your health care provider about ways to manage symptoms.
#EczemaAwarenessMonth
There’s a lot of information about the flu and flu vaccine. Knowing the facts can help you make informed choices about your health.
Learn about common flu myths, vaccination and ways to protect yourself this season.
Have questions? Talk with your health care provider.
#FluFacts #FluVaccine
Keshia Skye-Schneider, manager of provider relations in Idaho, grew up on Medicaid and knows firsthand how access to dependable health care can be life-changing. Learn more about Molina and why Keshia serves: molinacares.com/idaho/why-i-…
#MolinaHealthcare #MolinaIdaho #WhyIServe
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a good time to talk about the importance of early detection.
This video highlights two crucial tests: monthly breast self-exams and mammograms starting at age 40, or earlier if you have a family history. #WomensHealth
Watch to learn how these screenings can help you stay healthy for yourself and your loved ones.
#BreastCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #HealthMatters #GetTested #SelfCare
Ovarian cancer may not cause noticeable symptoms early on. Possible signs include bloating, pelvic or back pain, feeling full quickly, changes in bathroom habits or unexplained fatigue.
Talk to your doctor about unusual changes that don’t go away.
#OvarianCancerAwareness
Did you know prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men in the U.S.? Finding prostate cancer early can make a difference, which is why regular checkups and conversations with your doctor are important.
Check out this helpful graphic to learn more about prostate cancer, including risk factors and screening, so you can make informed decisions about your health.
#ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth #MensHealth #ProstateCancerAwareness
For nearly 15 years, Sheila Young, RN, AVP of growth and community engagement in Utah, has worked to help members navigate complex health systems. Learn more about Molina and why Sheila serves: molinacares.com/utah/why-i-s…
#MolinaUT #MolinaHealthcare #WhyIServe #HealthCareLeadership
Sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder that affects red blood cells and can make it harder for oxygen to move throughout the body. Symptoms may include pain, fatigue, anemia, swelling and frequent infections.
Treatments can help manage symptoms and reduce complications. Talk with your health care provider about care options.
#SickleCellAwareness #SickleCellDisease





















