Advanced Health CCO

02/02/2026

01/29/2026

Flu season comes with common warnings each year; cover your mouth, wash your hands, and wipe down surfaces that are used everyday.

01/26/2026

🏆 CCO Advocate of the Year
✨ Know someone who goes above and beyond for our community? ✨
Advanced Health is now accepting nominations for CCO Advocate of the Year — honoring a healthcare or social care professional making a real difference in Coos & Curry counties.
💙 We’re looking for advocates who: ✔ Lead with integrity ✔ Support others ✔ Adapt, innovate, and inspire ✔ Champion health equity
🗓 Nominate by January 31, 2026
📝 Nominate here: https://forms.office.com/r/uCLqfvvRAW
🎉 The winner will be celebrated at the Friends of Public Health Awards and receive community recognition + a charitable donation in their name.

01/09/2026

🏆 CCO Advocate of the Year

✨ Know someone who goes above and beyond for our community? ✨

Advanced Health is now accepting nominations for CCO Advocate of the Year — honoring a healthcare or social care professional making a real difference in Coos & Curry counties.

💙 We’re looking for advocates who: ✔ Lead with integrity ✔ Support others ✔ Adapt, innovate, and inspire ✔ Champion health equity

🗓 Nominate by January 31, 2026

📝 Nominate here: https://forms.office.com/r/uCLqfvvRAW

🎉 The winner will be celebrated at the Friends of Public Health Awards and receive community recognition + a charitable donation in their name.

12/22/2025

🎄💼 Holiday Hustle, Meet Self-Care 💼🎄

Deadlines are flying, inboxes are full, and everyone’s on “end-of-year mode.” Occupational self-care means taking breaks, setting boundaries, and remembering you’re only one human (not a holiday miracle worker 😉).

Prioritize what matters, ask for help, and log off when you can. Taking care of yourself at work helps you wrap up the year strong—without the burnout. ✨🎁

12/19/2025

Holiday Wellness - Social Self-care
The holiday season often brings a full calendar of gatherings, family obligations, and social expectations. While connection can be meaningful, it can also feel overwhelming. Practicing social self-care means being intentional about how, when, and with whom we spend our time—so we can stay grounded and energized through the season.

Social self-care starts with setting healthy boundaries. It’s okay to say no to events that don’t serve your well-being or to leave early when you’ve reached your limit. Protecting your time and energy allows you to show up more fully when it matters most.

It’s also important to honor different social needs. Some people recharge through togetherness, while others need quiet or one-on-one connection. Checking in with yourself—and respecting the needs of others—can reduce stress and strengthen relationships.

Finally, remember that social self-care includes nurturing supportive connections. A meaningful conversation, a quick check-in with a colleague, or a shared laugh can go a long way. Small, authentic moments of connection often matter more than packed schedules.

This holiday season, give yourself permission to prioritize balance. Caring for your social well-being is an important part of overall health—and it helps create a kinder, more compassionate season for everyone.

👉 Supporting Your Mental Health During the Holiday Season — SAMHSA’s practical guide with strategies for coping with stress,

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