Grace Health recently celebrated Rosa Cecilia Lara Rives’ completion of the Maternal Oral Health Initiative program and the birth of her son, Arturo. Rosa is the first patient to complete Grace Health’s Maternal Oral Health Initiative Program from start to finish. Funding was received from Blue Cross Blue Shield to…
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It has been eight months since Grace Health (GH) opened its doors to the new, expanded addition for OB/GYN. There are many things to celebrate about the expanded space, but one special celebration happened recently when Milania Austin arrived on February 27. Her mom, Whitney Gray, was the first OB…
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http://www.mpca.net/news/210993/Family-Health-Center-of-Battle-Creek-Changes-Name-to-Grace-Health.htm
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Integrated Health Partners (IHP) is pleased to announce Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has designated these primary care practices Patient Centered Medical Homes (PCMH) for 2013- 2014. Download Battle Creek Shopper Article >
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Yes, we have changed our name but that’s the only thing that is different. Just as before you, our patients, come first and remain our #1 priority. Why did we change our name? For a few reasons . . . The name, Grace Health, clarifies our identity and highlights our…
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Read the article that makes mention of Family Health Center of Battle Creek (Grace Health) in the Battle Creek Enquirer. Read article >
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Whole grain foods as part of a healthy diet help you stay healthy by reducing the risk of heart disease, help to manage your weight, reducing cancer risks and reducing the risk of diabetes. Look for whole grain as the first ingredient. Whole grains can come from wheat, rice, corn,…
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Before you begin to exercise, you can easily determine your target heart rate by following these three steps: 1) Subtract your age from 220. If you are 50, your maximum heart rate is 170. Example: 220 - 50 = 170 2) Multiply your maximum heart rate by 0.55 to obtain…
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If you want to lose weight, stop the pop. One 20oz bottle of regular pop has around 17 teaspoons of sugar and approximately 250 calories. Drinking pop also increases your risk of tooth decay and may lower your bone density. Give up that 20oz pop every day for a year and you will…
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The risk factors for diabetes are: People who are over 40 People who are overweight Blood relatives of someone who has diabetes Women who have given birth to babies weighing over 9 pounds or who have suffered frequent miscarriages Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans Watch for warning signs Those at risk need…
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