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Planning a visit to Omni Family Health before the end of the year?
Our health center hours may be different for the holiday. Please check your location’s hours before heading in.
Need care? You can also call or text us at (866) 707-OMNI (66 64).
This week, we’re recognizing the nurse practitioners who help keep our communities connected to care.
From routine visits and preventive care to managing ongoing health needs, nurse practitioners are an important part of the healthcare team.
Thank you to our Omni nurse practitioners for the knowledge, time and care you provide to our patients and families every day.
Call or Text (866) 707-OMNI (66 64) to schedule an appointment or find a location near you.
Your health matters, and we’re here to help you feel your best! Thank you to our patients for trusting Omni Family Health with your care.
Call or text Omni Family Health at (866) 707-OMNI (66 64) for more information.
Feeling fine does not always mean everything is fine.
Regular checkups give you and your provider a chance to talk about your health, check important numbers and catch potential concerns early.
Your visit may include screenings or tests based on your age, health history and risk factors.
Make time for your health before a small concern becomes a bigger one.
Call or Text (866) 707-OMNI (66 64) to get connected to care.
A1C is more than a number.
An A1C test shows your average blood sugar levels over the past two to three months. It can help your provider identify prediabetes or diabetes and monitor blood sugar over time.
Ask your provider if an A1C test is right for you.
Knowing your numbers can help you make informed decisions about your health.
Call or Text (866) 707-OMNI (66 64) to learn more.
November is Men's Health Awareness Month, often called "Movember!"
Men's health matters! From preventive screenings to recognizing potential health concerns, taking charge of your health is important at every age.
Join us for our latest Healthy Families with Omni Family Health interview on KGET's Studio 17 Live as we discuss common men's health concerns and the importance of regular checkups.
What does your blood sugar tell you about your health?
Blood sugar, also called glucose, is the main type of sugar found in your blood. Your body uses it for energy, but blood sugar that stays too high over time can lead to health problems.
Regular checkups and blood sugar testing can help you and your provider understand what is happening and what steps may help.
Know your numbers.
Call or Text (866) 707-OMNI (66 64) to stay connected to your care.
Diabetes prevention starts with knowing your risk.
Family history, age, weight, physical activity and other factors can affect your risk of developing type 2 diabetes. The good news is that small, healthy changes can make a difference.
Regular checkups can help you understand your numbers and take action early.
This November, make your health part of the conversation.
Call or Text (866) 707-OMNI (66 64) to learn more.
Boo-tiful smiles and spooktacular spirits! 👻🎃🕷️
Our Omni Family Health team is getting into the Halloween spirit with a little fright, a lot of fun, and plenty of creativity! 🧡🖤
Wishing everyone a safe, healthy, and Happy Halloween from your Omni Family! 🎃