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CCC Health: The Historical Roots
In today’s fast-paced information age, where medical knowledge is rapidly advancing and new discoveries emerge daily, one aspect of care that remains constant is the relationship between doctor and patient. This sacred bond cannot be replaced by protocols or artificial intelligence. As human beings, we are social beings created for connection, with an innate desire to love and serve one another. Each of us brings unique talents and gifts that can be used to serve our neighbor
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May 31


Food As Medicine: Peanut Butter Protein Bites
A quick and power-packed snack when taking a break from your summertime adventures. The warmth of summer has all of us spending more time outdoors and enjoying activities such as hiking, biking, and exploring creation. A common question this time of year is, “What should I eat while out on the trail to boost energy while also keeping my muscles fueled and strong with quality protein?” These delicious gluten-free, dairy-free snack balls packed with protein are the perfect answ
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May 30


SB1289 - Patient's Right to Understand Act Introduced at the Press Conference Launching We The Patient
Across Pennsylvania and throughout the country, patients are often expected to make some of life’s most important decisions while navigating a healthcare system filled with confusing language, hidden costs, prior authorization barriers, denied claims, and unclear billing practices. Too many families are left asking three simple but critical questions: How much will this cost? Do I really need this? Is this decision truly being made within the trusted doctor-patient relatio
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Apr 30


Food as Medicine: Spring Greens Trio with Mint Butter & Hazlenuts
A nourishing side dish celebrating the healing power of seasonal foods. Fresh spring vegetables are some of nature’s best medicine, and this vibrant trio of peas is as beneficial as it is beautiful. Packed with fiber, antioxidants, plant protein, and gut loving nutrients, peas help nourish the microbiome, the community of beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract that supports immunity, mood, metabolism, and overall wellness. The natural fibers found in English peas, sugar s
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Apr 30


Spread the Word! We The Patient
One of the most impactful things you can do right now to help us launch the We The Patient movement is to tell people about it! Share our Facebook Page Click on the three dots on the right-hand side of the screen. Then click on "invite friends". You can select who you want to share with or share with your whole friend group! It's as easy as 1-2-3. See screenshot below. Invite friends & family to our We The Patient Launch in Harrisburg on April 20th. Find the full AGENDA for
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Mar 30


Food is Medicine: Easy Greek Lentil Soup
Easy Greek Red Lentil Soup (High in natural B Vitamins, iron, fiber and protein) Why Lentils are High in Nutrients (Serves 6) Red Lentils (1 cup cooked) → B Vitamins including Folate, Thiamine, Pyridoxine, Pantothenic Acid, Riboflavin and Niacin 6 mg Iron 24 grams of protein 8 grams of dietary fiber A good source of several minerals including potassium, zinc, copper, manganese, and selenium. Essential Oils and Anti-microbial Effect Carvacrol was identified as the most a
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Mar 30
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