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Sponsor the 2026 Shamrock N Run 5k Run/Walk

Sponsorship Opportunities Help us make this year’s event a memorable one!     $2000     Shamrock ♦ Event Sponsor ♦     $1500     The Orange & The Green, Breakfast of Champions ♦ Breakfast Sponsor ♦     $1000     Emerald Isle ♦ Finish Line Sponsor ♦     $900     Lucky Charm ♦ Awards Sponsor ♦     $800     Erin Go Bragh ♦ Race Bib Sponsor ♦    …

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Our CRNP Residency Program Returns to Address Healthcare Provider Shortage

In response to the urgent need for skilled healthcare providers and the ongoing challenges in healthcare recruitment and retention, Primary Health Network’s Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner (CRNP) Residency Program is returning. This innovative initiative aims to tackle the critical shortage of primary care providers while enhancing health outcomes in underserved communities. The CRNP Residency Program…

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Shamrock ‘N Run 2026 | 5k / Walk

Join Us for the Shamrock ‘N Run Join us on March 7th for the 12th annual Shamrock ‘N Run, a 5K Run/Walk hosted by the PHN Charitable Foundation. Whether you’re a regular runner or just want to take a walk, everyone is invited. This year, we’re moving to the Sharon American Legion Post #299. It’s…

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Celebrating Excellence | Our CEO Receives Inspiring Leaders Award

Congratulations, Dr. Garrow! Primary Health Network is proud to announce that our Chief Executive Officer, Dr. George Garrow, has received the Inspiring Leaders Award from the Inspiring Workplaces Group. This award highlights Dr. Garrow’s outstanding leadership and the positive impact he has made on our organization and team. The Inspiring Workplaces Group The Inspiring Workplaces…

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Creative Ways to Use Those Thanksgiving Leftovers

Thanksgiving dinner is over, but your fridge is still bursting with turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce! Before you get bored with reheated plates, let’s explore some creative ways to reinvent your leftovers into delicious meals. 1. Turkey Turnaround 2. Mashed Potato Magic 3. Cranberry Sauce Remix 4. Stuffing Surprise 5. Pie Potential Thanksgiving leftovers don’t…

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National Health Center Week is August 3rd through August 9th

Every August, the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) celebrates National Health Center Week (NHCW) to spotlight America’s Community Health Centers. At Primary Health Network, we are proud to be a cornerstone in our communities, serving as a beacon of hope and strength. This year’s theme, “Past, Present, & Future” resonates deeply with our mission to…

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Celebrating Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day

It’s never a bad time to discuss the importance of children’s mental health and with Children’s Mental Health Day on May 9th, we wanted to take a moment to bring awareness! At Primary Health Network, we believe that mental health is just as crucial as physical health, and we’re committed to providing comprehensive, accessible care…

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National Drug Take-Back Day | Promoting Personal Safety and Environmental Responsibility

April 26th marks National Drug Take-Back Day! Too often, unused prescription drugs find their way into the wrong places. That’s frequently dangerous and tragic. National Drug Take-Back Day makes a difference for your safety and the health of our environment by addressing this critical issue. Why is Drug Take-Back Day Important? How many of us…

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Celebrating Children’s Dental Hygiene Month: Tips for Healthy Smiles!

February is a special month for kids and their teeth—it’s Children’s Dental Hygiene Month! This month is all about raising awareness and encouraging healthy habits to keep those little smiles shining bright. Good dental hygiene habits start early and are important for a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums. Here are some fun and easy…

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Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, many people experience changes in their mood and energy levels. For some, these changes are mild, but for others, they can develop into a more serious condition known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Understanding the symptoms, causes, and treatment options can help individuals manage SAD and improve…

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