Neighborcare Health

May is High Blood Pressure Awareness Month ❤️

High blood pressure often has no symptoms, but it can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and other serious health conditions. The good news? Small steps can make a big difference.

At Neighborcare Health, we're here to support your heart health every step of the way. That includes regular blood pressure screenings, help finding the right medication, and nutrition counseling that respects your culture, traditions, and the foods you love. We also offer on-site pharmacies at five of our clinics, making it easier to get the medications you need and stay on track with your care.

Checking your blood pressure regularly, staying active, eating nourishing foods, managing stress, and staying connected to care all matter. Because everyone deserves access to compassionate, affordable care that supports their whole health.

If it’s been a while since your last check-up, now is a great time to schedule one.

Community happens through connection 💙

Our Community Health Navigators attended the Seattle King County Clinic and the “Every Month is Black History Month” event at the Northwest African American Museum to connect community members with essential resources, including food programs, transportation resources and access to care.

At both events, the team-built relationships talked about our services, and connected with partner organizations working toward healthier communities for everyone.

Community happens through connection 💙

Our Community Health Navigators recently joined the Seattle King County Clinic and the “Every Month is Black History Month” event at the Northwest African American Museum to connect community members with essential resources, including food programs, transportation resources and access to care.

At both events, the team built relationships, talked about Neighborcare Health services, and connected with partner organizations working toward healthier communities for everyone.