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09/30/2025

Our Osceola County School District flu shot campaign starts tomorrow 9/30/25 and runs until end of October. Check your email for our schedule. Thanks, see you all tomorrow!

09/18/2025

Come see us a the expo and get your flu shot!

For the third year in a row, the Osceola Council on Aging (OCOA) will host a Fall Community Resource Expo for Osceola residents. With more than 50 vendors scheduled to be present, the Expo will be held on Wednesday, Oct.

09/01/2025

Flu Shots NOW Available! -

08/15/2025

Volunteering, even an hour a month, can contribute to your long-term well-being.
Volunteering can significantly improve your well-being, both mentally and physically. It can boost your mood, reduce stress and anxiety, and even increase your lifespan. By engaging in volunteer work, you can forge social connections, develop new skills, and experience a sense of purpose and accomplishment.
Need some ideas of local volunteering needs? Ask our staff… they might have some recomendations for local opportunities!

08/13/2025

Most People Don’t Think About Liver Health Until They Have A Problem.
Many of us think that if we don’t drink too much, our livers are probably doing well. And while alcohol can definitely harm our liver, there’s more to it than just that. Our livers perform over 500 important jobs in our bodies. Some things can hurt our livers, like eating too much sugar or fat and not getting enough exercise, making Liver Health vitally important!
But guess what? Eating certain vegetables can actually help keep our livers healthy!
Veggie #1: Broccoli. Broccoli helps our livers get rid of toxins in our bodies. Similar benefits are associated cruciferous vegetables like Brussels sprouts, cabbage, and cauliflower.
Veggie #2: Beets. Beets help reduce oxidative stress in the liver, which can help it heal.
Veggie #3: Artichokes. Artichokes are known to be one of the best foods for liver health as a powerful antioxidant specifically for the liver.

08/12/2025

Diabetics can enjoy a variety of delicious and satisfying desserts by focusing on options that are lower in sugar and higher in fiber, healthy fats, and protein. Fresh fruit, especially berries, is a great choice, as are desserts made with nuts, yogurt, and even avocado. By preparing desserts at home, you can control the ingredients and portion sizes.

Here's an example of a Healthy Diabetic Friendly Delicious Dessert:
Fruit-Based Desserts: Grilled peaches with nuts and yogurt: Grilling enhances the sweetness of the peaches, and adding nuts and yogurt provides protein and healthy fats.

Tips for Making Diabetes-Friendly Desserts:
Control portion sizes
Use natural sweeteners
Add healthy fats and protein
Look for recipes online
Consult with a doctor or registered dietitian: They can help you create a personalized meal plan that includes healthy desserts.

08/01/2025

During National Wellness Month, make a plan in increase your wellness. You can make a commitment to eat healthy, get more exercise, or schedule appointments with health care providers to discuss on-going issues. Our pharmacists are always here to discuss any wellness questions you have, so stop in today!

07/31/2025

Your back is your lifeline, literally, so it’s crucial to keep it in top shape. And guess what? Many adults experience back pain at some point in their lives, so it’s worth knowing the best sleep positions for your back pain.
Experts agree on the best and worst sleeping positions. The best options are sleeping on your side or back. On the other hand, stomach sleeping is generally discouraged because it’s not the most supportive position for your back. So, try to avoid falling asleep that way if you can.
When your face down on your stomach, your spine is forced into an unnatural curve which causes an arch in your back, which can create a strain in your lower back. This results in pressure on your cervical spine and neck stiffness.

07/30/2025

One Simple Way To Be Happier, Be Healthier, Live Longer!
Did you know that staying socially connected protects your brain and makes you happier and healthier? The Harvard Adult Development Study, which has been tracking happiness and health for more than 100 years, found that people who express gratitude and stay in touch with friends and family tend to live longer and have better health.
When you focus on what you have and remember the good things in your life, you’re more likely to strengthen your relationships, which is the most important thing that can make you happy. Regular conversations, sharing meals or phone calls, all keep your mind sharp and your mood lifted. So make it a priority to communicate regularly with people you love and see what a difference it can make in your life!

07/29/2025

On this day in 1958, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was created. NASA is responsible for coordinating US activities in space and has sponsored expeditions with research to develop forms of pharmaceutical dosage, delivery methods, and strategies to optimize drug storage and packaging.

07/28/2025

It’s a summer tradition! Pack up the car and head to the nearest water park to celebrate today. And think of all of the exercise you’ll get walking in from the parking lot and walking between the water slides! And the slide down in the cool water in late July, how fun is that! But don’t forget the waterproof sunscreen! Stop in to our pharmacy on the way to grab some if you don’t have any at home!

07/25/2025

International Red Shoe Day was founded in memory of Australian Lyme disease patient Theda Myint, who passed away from the disease in 2013. Lyme disease is one of several ‘invisible’ illnesses, so called because individuals do not show clear indicators of sickness even after being diagnosed. Serious cases can result in patients being confined to their beds and houses for lengthy periods, rendering them ‘invisible’ to the outside world. Have questions about Lyme disease? Ask our pharmacist!