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MHEDS Opens New Healthcare Facility On Parade Street

October 24, 2024

The organization hires additional providers and doubles its capacity to serve historically marginalized communities. For Immediate Release Erie, Pa. – […]

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Opening: Front Desk Associate

October 24, 2024

MHEDS has a need for a Front Desk Associate. Apply now!

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Alina Kotok, PA

October 10, 2024

Specialties: Family Medicine Languages Spoken: English, Ukrainian Education & Training: Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine, Master of Physician Assistant […]

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Catch It Early: Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October 1, 2024

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. During this time, we focus on making sure people know the importance of finding […]

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Healthy Diet During National Cholesterol Education Month

September 2, 2024

Welcome to National Cholesterol Education Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining healthy cholesterol levels for […]

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Victoria Hulse, DC

August 14, 2024

Specialties: Chiropractic with an emphasis on Women and Children’s health Languages Spoken: English Education & Training: Bachelor of Science in […]

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Thank You for Giving On Erie Gives Day

August 14, 2024

Your Donation Helps Our Children Live Free, Lead-Free! Your donation means that you believe in our efforts to combat the […]

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MHEDS Intensifies Efforts to Combat Lead Poisoning Among Erie’s Children and Refugees

August 8, 2024

Erie County has lead poisoning rates significantly higher than the state average. For Immediate Release Erie, Pa. – MHEDS (Multi-Cultural […]

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The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health & Self-Esteem

August 1, 2024

Social media is a big part of our online lives these days. It’s where we connect with friends, share stuff, […]

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Help Save Our Children from Lead Poisoning

July 30, 2024

Help Our Children Live Free, Lead-Free! We are intensifying our efforts to combat the rising rates of lead poisoning among […]

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