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AWARENESS HIGHLIGHT
SAVES LIVES.
Dr. Michael Do walks us through the ABC’s of safe sleep practices that support healthy sleep habits and create a safer sleep environment for infants.
Provided by the Healthy Outcomes for Maternal and Early Childhood (H.O.M.E.) program and their partners.
For more information on safe sleep practices and helpful resources for parents and caregivers, contact the H.O.M.E. program to get the support and guidance you need to create a safe sleep environment for your baby.
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After Typhoon Sinlaku`s impact on our islands, CHCC Public Health Services is grateful to be back on the road and reconnecting with our communities through health outreach and prevention services.
At our recent outreach held at Welcome Supermarket, our team provided:
• Free blood pressure screenings
• Free random blood glucose checks
• Immunization services to help protect individuals and families
• A public health information booth highlighting programs and services available throughout the CNMI
As our community continues to recover and rebuild, we`re committed to bringing essential health services directly to where people live, work, and shop. These outreach efforts help ensure that residents have access to preventive care, health education, and resources that support long-term wellness.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by, checked their numbers, received vaccinations, and learned more about the programs available to them.
Together, we`re moving forward - one screening, one vaccination, and one community connection at a time. 💙
OUTREACH POSTPONEMENT NOTICE ⚠️
Due to current weather conditions, the June 17 outreach at Lucky De Supermarket (Dan Dan) has been postponed to ensure the safety of our staff and community members.
The outreach was scheduled to provide:
- Blood Pressure Screenings
- Blood Sugar Screenings
We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. A new date will be announced once it has been confirmed.
Please continue to follow our page for updates regarding rescheduled outreach activities and other community health services.
Stay safe, take necessary precautions during inclement weather, and look out for one another.
📞 For more outreach and services information, call (670) 234-8951 ext. 2016 or 2018.
FREE Health Services at Lucky De Supermarket!
📍 Lucky De Supermarket, Dan Dan
🗓️ Wednesday, June 17, 2026
🕢 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
✅ Blood Pressure & Blood Sugar Screenings
Open to all!
👉 Swipe to view our full June outreach calendar and see when we`ll be in your community!
Men’s Health Week 2026 | June 15–21
One Step at a Time. Get Checked. Get Moving. Live Longer.
Heart disease and stroke are serious threats to men’s health. In the CNMI, heart disease remains the leading cause of death among men, especially for men ages 45+. Data also shows that cardiovascular diseases begin affecting adults as early as ages 25–34 (2024 CHA).
Take small steps today to protect your heart:
✅ Know your numbers, check your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar
✅ Schedule your check up at least once a year
✅ Move more every day
✅ Choose heart-healthy foods
✅ Quit smoking and chewing betel nut
For Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support:
📞Saipan: 670-234-8951 Ext 2030
📞Tinian: 670-433-9263 Ext 105 or 113
📞Rota: 670-532-9461
Need help quitting tobacco, chewing betelnut, or vaping? Call the CNMI Tobacco Quitline:
📞670-323-QUIT (7848).
Take it one step at a time. For your health, your family, and your future.
#MensHealthWeek2026 #MensHealth #CHCC #CNMIHealth
FREE Health Services at Joeten Dan Dan!
📍 Joeten Dan Dan
🗓️ Thursday, June 11, 2026
🕢 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
✅ Flu & COVID-19 Vaccines
✅ Blood Pressure & Blood Sugar Screenings
Open to everyone ages 6 months and older! Bring your ID and insurance info if available. Vaccines offered while supplies last.
👉 Swipe to view our full June outreach calendar and see when we`ll be in your community!
June Community Outreach Schedule is Here! 💙📍
CHCC Public Health Services is bringing free preventive health services directly into the community this June! Join us at one of our upcoming outreach locations for vaccinations, blood pressure screenings, and blood sugar screenings.
🩺 Free Services Available:
✔️ Flu Vaccinations
✔️ COVID-19 Vaccinations
✔️ Blood Pressure Screenings
✔️ Blood Sugar Screenings
📅 Outreach locations include:
📍 Welcome Supermarket – June 9
📍 Joeten Dan Dan – June 11
📍 Lucky De Supermarket – June 17
📍 NAP Office (WIC Pop-Up Clinic) – June 23
📍 Multi Purpose Center, Susupe – June 26
📍 Saipan Mayor’s Office – June 30
⚠️ Important Reminders:
• Please bring a valid ID and insurance information (if available).
• Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are available while supplies last.
• Dates, times, and locations are subject to change.
• Services are available for individuals ages 6 months and older.
FIRST STOP: Welcome Supermarket in San Roque
Taking a few minutes to check your health today can help prevent serious health problems tomorrow. We look forward to seeing you in your community!
📞 For more information, call (670) 234-8951 ext. 2016 or 2018.
Recovery is not just healing—it’s protecting your health.
This Stroke Awareness Month, here are some reminders to help reduce your risk for stroke:
✔ Move your body, even a little
✔ Check your blood pressure
✔ Take your medicine
✔ Choose healthier foods when you can
✔ Stay away from smoking
⚠️ B.E. F.A.S.T if you see stroke signs (American Stroke Association WWW.STROKE.ORG):
Balance Loss • Eye (vision) Changes • Face Drooping • Arm Weakness • Speech trouble → Time to Call 911 right away
Need help with medicine?
If you don’t have insurance, EPAP may help with free medicine and supplies through July 15.
📞 1-855-793-7470
🌐 aspr.hhs.gov/epap
Your health matters—especially now.
#StrokePrevention#HealthyCNMI
May is National Adolescent Health Month 💛
Let’s support our youth by helping them pause, reset, and nourish their health.
Teen well-visits are a safe space to talk about physical health, mental health, relationships, and future goals. Building healthy habits now supports a stronger, healthier future.
✅ CHCC Children’s Clinic
📞 Call (670) 234-8951 to schedule an appointment (Medicaid and other payment options available)
✅ Family Planning Services for Teens (Confidential and at No-Cost) include
✔️ Birth control counseling and options
✔️ STI testing
📞 Call (670) 234-8951 ext. 7515
Your health matters—and care is here when you need it. 💚
#NAHM #TeenHealth #PauseResetNourish #cnmipublichealth #CHCC #YouthWellness #HealthyFuture
In honor of National Women’s Health Week, we recognize the important role women play in building healthier families, stronger communities, and resilient islands.
This year’s theme, “Prevention, Innovation, and Impact: A New Era in Women’s Health,” highlights the importance of prevention, early detection, coordinated care, and community support in creating healthier futures for women and families.
Women carry communities through recovery and public health stands beside them. From maternal care to mental health, investing in women’s health strengthens the wellbeing of our entire community.
At the Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation, we remain committed to improving health outcomes for women and girls across the CNMI through:
• Cancer screening and preventive care
• Family planning and reproductive health services
• Immunizations across the lifespan
• Nutrition support for mothers and children
For more information about women’s health services and other public health resources, call 670-234-8951 Ext. 2016
#NationalWomensHealthWeek
Outpatient Clinic Services Update
Thank you for your patience and understanding, CNMI.
Outpatient services at Family Care Clinic (FCC), Women’s Clinic, Children’s Clinic, and Oncology Clinic have resumed today at 9:00 AM.
We appreciate your continued support and look forward to serving you and your families.
Important WIC Update: 1 month of benefits
All active WIC participants have received 1 month of benefits. You may continue to shop at authorized WIC vendors with internet access (stores that accept EBT/debit/credit can process WIC).
We’ve provided an updated list of vendor statuses across Saipan, Tinian, and Rota as of April 20, 2026 (9:00 AM) to help guide your shopping.
Please note: Some stores may have limited or intermittent service. We encourage you to give them a call before visiting.
Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time. Please continue to follow our page for updates!
Public Health Services Update – Typhoon “Sinlaku”
For the safety of our community and staff, all Public Health Services client appointments, home visits, sanitation inspections, and group workshops scheduled for Monday, April 13, 2026 will be cancelled and rescheduled. All program offices and services will also be closed.
Clients will be contacted to reschedule once operations resume following an “all clear” status.
Please stay safe and continue to monitor official updates.
📞 For more information: (670) 234-8950
