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Squirrel Hill Health Center provides patient-driven, high-quality, comprehensive, primary and preventive healthcare and support services, without regard for patients’ insurance status or ability to pay.

03/26/2026

💜 Purple Day for Epilepsy Awareness — March 26 💜

📅🌍 Purple Day encourages everyone to learn more, spread understanding, and stand in support of those living with epilepsy.

Purple Day was started in 2008 by Cassidy Megan, a young girl from Canada who wanted people with epilepsy to feel understood and less alone. Since then, individuals, schools, workplaces, and communities around the world have worn purple, hosted events, and shared stories to help reduce stigma and raise awareness.

💡 Why it matters:
• Epilepsy affects millions globally. Many face misunderstanding, stigma, and isolation.
• Awareness helps improve support, education, and access to care.
• Small actions, like wearing purple or sharing facts make a big difference in building empathy and community.

💜 Let’s keep the conversation going because every gesture of support helps create a world where no one with epilepsy feels alone.

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03/24/2026

🌍 World Tuberculosis Day — March 24, 2026

Today we recognize World Tuberculosis Day — a global health observance dedicated to raising awareness about tuberculosis (TB), one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, and renewing efforts to end this epidemic once and for all.

📊 TB continues to affect millions worldwide. In 2024 an estimated 10.7 million people fell ill and about 1.23 million people died from TB, and yet it is both preventable and curable.

This year’s theme — “Yes! We can end TB!” — is a bold message of hope and action. It reminds us that with strong leadership, sustained investment, innovation in diagnostics and treatments, and community-driven care, ending TB isn’t just a dream, it’s possible.

Here’s how we can :
🔹 Support equitable access to diagnosis and treatment for all
🔹 Advocate for increased funding and political commitment
🔹 Stand with communities, health workers, and TB survivors
🔹 Spread awareness to reduce stigma and save lives

Let’s amplify the call for a world free of TB, because health for all includes ending tuberculosis. 💪💙

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03/09/2026

📅 A Little Late — But So Important: World Teen Mental Wellness Day 💛

Earlier this month on March 2, the world paused to recognize World Teen Mental Wellness Day, a day focused on raising awareness about the emotional, academic, and social challenges teenagers face, and how we can all help support them.

Teen years can feel overwhelming: pressure from school, social comparison, digital overload, and the desire to belong can all take a toll, often quietly and without enough support.

This day reminds us that:
✨ It’s okay to not be okay.
👂 Teens deserve listening ears and safe spaces.
💬 Open conversations about emotions help break stigma.
🤝 Support from family, friends, and communities matters.

Whether you’re a parent, friend, teacher, or community member — let’s keep the conversation going and let the young people in our lives know they’re seen, heard, and supported every day. 💙

📢 Mental wellness isn’t just one day — it’s ongoing.

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03/04/2026

🌍 Today is World Birth Defects Day! 💙

March 3rd is observed globally to raise awareness about birth defects—conditions present at birth that can affect a baby’s health, development, and life. Many of these conditions are preventable or treatable, yet thousands of families every year face diagnoses that require specialized care, ongoing support, and strong health systems.

This year’s theme, “Every journey matters,” reminds us that behind every diagnosis is a story worth supporting with compassionate care, access to quality health services, and public policies that prioritize prevention and equity.

Let’s take today to:
💛 Support families and individuals impacted by birth defects
📣 Raise awareness about prevention, early diagnosis, and care
🤝 Advocate for stronger health systems and policies that leave no one behind

Every journey matters — every life deserves support. 💫

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02/23/2026

💙 National Eating Disorders Awareness Week 💚
📅 February 23 – March 1, 2026

This week we join individuals and communities nationwide in supporting National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (NEDAW) — a time to raise understanding about eating disorders, challenge stigma, and share hope with those affected. Eating disorders impact millions of people of all ages, backgrounds, and body types, and awareness helps break down barriers to support and recovery.

✨ What this week is all about:
• Educating others about the realities of eating disorders
• Listening with compassion to those impacted
• Encouraging early intervention and access to quality care
• Letting everyone know they are not alone in their journey

👉 How you can help:
• Share a supportive message or resource 💬
• Learn about the signs and symptoms of eating disorders 📘
• Reach out to someone with kindness and understanding 🤝
• Spread awareness with hashtags like or

Recovery is possible, and awareness can save lives. Let’s stand together to support those affected by eating disorders and promote a culture of empathy, education, and healing. 💚💙

02/20/2026

💛🧑‍⚕️ National Caregivers Day — February 20, 2026 💐

Today we honor and celebrate National Caregivers Day, a special day dedicated to recognizing the compassion, dedication, and tireless work of caregivers everywhere. Whether they are professional caregivers or family members providing support to loved ones, their role is essential in keeping our communities healthy and cared for.

Caregivers help with everything from personal care and daily tasks to emotional support and medical needs — often juggling these responsibilities with their own lives. Many give their time selflessly, and many do it without compensation, making their contributions even more remarkable.

✨ Ways to show appreciation:
• Say a heartfelt “thank you” 📝
• Write a note of appreciation 💌
• Offer help with errands or chores 🧹
• Share their story to spread awareness 📣
• Simply let them know they are seen and valued 💖

To all the caregivers — your strength, patience, and love make a world of difference. Today and every day, we thank you. 💕👏

02/15/2026

💚✨ National Donor Day — February 14, 2026 ✨💚

Today isn’t just Valentine’s Day — it’s National Donor Day, a special day dedicated to spreading awareness about the lifesaving power of donation and honoring the generosity of donors everywhere. ❤️💉🫀👁️

National Donor Day highlights the importance of organ, eye, tissue, blood, platelets, and marrow donation and how one person’s decision to give can save or heal countless lives. 🌟 Did you know that by registering as a donor, you could help up to 8 people through organ donation and many more through tissue and blood donation?

👉 How you can make a difference:
• Register as an organ, eye or tissue donor
• Donate blood or marrow
• Share this message to raise awareness
• Talk with your family about what donation means to you

Today we celebrate selfless donors, honor those who have received the gift of life, and remember those still waiting. Awareness and action can change lives. ❤️✨

02/05/2026

🌍 African Heritage and Health Week: A Celebration of Culture & Wellness
📅 February 7–13, 2026

Next week we celebrate African Heritage and Health Week which is a vibrant celebration honoring the rich cultural traditions, wisdom, and wellness practices of African communities across the globe. We are reminded of the deep connection between heritage, health, and the strength that comes from embracing both.

✨ Why This Week Matters
During African Heritage and Health Week, we take time to explore traditional foods, community-centered health practices, and the powerful history that continues to shape modern wellness. It’s an opportunity to learn, reflect, and celebrate cultural contributions that influence healthier living today.

ulture, uplift wellness, and celebrate the traditions that continue to inspire generations! 🌱💚

01/26/2026

❄Update❄

We will be closed on Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27. Our primary care, OB/GYN and behavioral health providers will be hosting telehealth appointments.

If you need assistance, please call 412-422-7442. If you have an emergency, please dial 911.

Stay safe and warm. We’ll see you soon!

01/23/2026

📢 January 23 is Maternal Health Awareness Day! 💙

Today we stand with the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) to raise awareness about maternal health and the ongoing maternal mortality crisis in the U.S. This year’s theme — “Holding Ground on Maternal Health” — highlights the urgent need to continue making progress in preventing avoidable deaths and improving care for pregnant and postpartum people.

Did you know that more than 80% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable with better access to care, earlier detection of risks, and evidence-based treatment?

👩‍⚕️ On Maternal Health Awareness Day, we:
✔️ Raise awareness of the causes of maternal deaths
✔️ Support equitable access to prenatal & postpartum care
✔️ Advocate for policies that protect mothers and families
✔️ Share resources to help pregnant and postpartum people stay safe and healthy 💪

Let’s honor moms and caregivers by spreading the word, supporting one another, and working toward safer pregnancies and births for everyone. 💙

01/15/2026

📣 January is National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM)! 💙

Let’s come together to KNOW it, NAME it, and STOP it—and make 2026 the loudest year yet in raising awareness about stalking. ❗🛑

For more information check out SPARK: https://www.stalkingawareness.org/stalking-awareness-month-2026/ 💪✨

Together we can raise awareness, support those affected, and help build safer communities for all. 💙

01/08/2026

🌸 January is Cervical Health Awareness Month! 🌸

This month, we’re joining the National Cervical Cancer Coalition (NCCC) in encouraging everyone to learn more about cervical health and cervical cancer prevention. Cervical cancer is preventable—and early detection and action can save lives.

👩‍⚕️ Whether it’s understanding screening options like HPV and Pap tests, learning about the importance of self-collection screening, or supporting friends and loved ones through abnormal results, now is the time to get informed.
NCCC Online

💪 Let’s work together to eliminate this preventable cancer! Visit the link below to learn more, get involved, and find tools and resources to share with your community:
👉 https://www.nccc-online.org/cervical-health-awareness-month/

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4516 Browns Hill Rd
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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

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