BCHIP - Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership

02/12/2026

Quitting smoking is one of the best things you can do for your health, as smoking damages nearly every organ in the body. It increases your risk of heart disease, stroke, and cancer, and can shorten your life by years. The positive news is that it’s never too late to quit, and support makes all the difference. That’s where we come in!

We can help you take that step. BCHIP offers smoking cessation classes and ni****ne replacement options for those who qualify, giving you the tools and guidance you need to finally kick the habit. If you’re ready to quit smoking, give us a call! Every cigarette you skip is a win for your health, so start today and breathe easier tomorrow!

02/11/2026

Looking to improve your health?

🏋️Healthy Lifestyles is a FREE 12-week weight loss and chronic disease prevention program for adults.

Includes weekly classes, personal trainer workouts, and a complimentary YMCA membership!

02/09/2026

Quick reminder 📢 The flu can hit hard, but we can stay one step ahead. A flu shot goes a long way! 💉✨
Watch this short clip from Dr. Bonacci about the importance of vaccinations!
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02/09/2026

02/09/2026

Bitter cold and dangerous wind chills will be here this weekend—stay indoors as much as possible! If you must go out, protect yourself from frostbite and hypothermia:
🕐 Keep outdoor time short
🧥 Layer up with warm clothing
🧤 Cover all exposed skin
🥶 Shivering? Time to head inside

02/09/2026

Tomorrow, Tuesday, February 10, is the next free advance care planning session I am hosting with BCHIP - Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership at my district office. To schedule an appointment, please call 267-291-7879.

02/09/2026

Register today for Be a Part of the Conversation’s upcoming Family Recovery Course! The three-part online series of peer-led interactive educational trainings – which begins on Tuesday, February 17 – is for parents or guardians whose child, at any stage of life, has struggled with addiction to drugs or alcohol, and is offered at no cost. Learn more: https://conversation.zone/event/frcfeb17z/

02/09/2026

If you ever need a little extra motivation, NAMI’s Hopeful Notes can help. Get a small dose of hope delivered to your inbox three times a week.

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02/09/2026

Winter has a way of slowing everything down. Days are shorter, nights are longer, and the world feels quieter. For some, that stillness can feel comforting. For others, it can heighten stress, loneliness, or low mood. The good news is that supporting mental health in winter doesn’t require drastic changes.

Here are small, cozy winter moments that make the biggest difference.
https://holdonyoumatter.com/the-power-of-cozy-small-winter-comforts-that-make-a-big-difference-for-mental-health/

02/06/2026

There have been no changes to childhood vaccine availability or recommendations in Pennsylvania.

Dr. Debra Bogen, a trusted pediatrician with decades of experience, shares why vaccines remain accessible and covered by insurance , and why they continue to protect children’s health.

🎥 Watch her full video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LZPvUDGE8w

For reliable information, visit pa.gov/vaccines and talk with your health care provider.

💙 Keeping families informed.
💉 Protecting children’s health.

02/04/2026

Everyone is different. Recovery is a journey that’s made up of a person’s unique decisions, experiences, setbacks, and achievements. Comparing yourself to other people, whether they’re in addiction recovery or not, is the number one way to attack your mind and break yourself down. Learn how to be happy for others and consider their achievements as motivation. 💕

ℹ️ Banyan Treatment Centers

02/04/2026

Are you or an older adult you know struggling to pay for heating and cooling costs? Discover forms of energy assistance other than LIHEAP that can help older adults and persons with disabilities pay for home energy costs.