Improving Dementia Care at Home
Small changes at home can help provide a sense of safety, comfort, and familiarity for individuals living with dementia.
Should I Get a Flu Shot Now to Lower My Risk of Influenza?
According to the CDC, most people should try to get their annual flu vaccine by the end of October. However, influenza vaccination is recommended throughout the flu season.
WIC Families Develop Healthy Eating Habits
The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program is not merely a resource for nutritious foods.
Understanding How Vaccines Work
Vaccines are among the most significant advancements in modern medicine. Let’s examine how vaccines work and help our bodies build immunity.
Powerful Tools For Caregivers
The Moultrie County Health Department (MCHD) is pleased to sponsor a Powerful Tools for Caregivers program. It is offered at the Arthur Public Library beginning February 19, 2025. This six-week program will be offered every Wednesday from February 19 to March 26, 2025, starting at 10:30 a.m. and ending at 12 p.m.
Shoveling Snow: Health and Safety Tips
Chilly Midwest winters often bring snow and the task of clearing our driveways and sidewalks. Let’s consider the risks of this activity and how it impacts our well-being.
Checking on Your Neighbor When It Matters
Checking on your neighbor when severe weather threatens is more than a kind gesture. It’s a crucial step toward protecting those in need.
Improve Your Health – Starting Today!
A new year is an excellent time to start improving your health. Small changes can yield significant long-term benefits. Here are seven resolutions worth considering.
Respiratory Illnesses on the Rise in Illinois
As 2025 begins, the IDPH reports increased respiratory illness cases statewide. Most who suffer from respiratory illness recover in one to two weeks. However, some develop serious and potentially life-threatening medical complications.
Happy New Year From MCHD
Happy New Year From The Moultrie County Health Department!