On this final week of Mental Health Awareness Month, our Medical Director for Behavioral Health provides tips to help Michigan’s health care professionals and other first responders cope with stress from the COVID-19 disaster. For other mental health resources, visit Michigan.gov/StayWell. | Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

26K views | Neighborhood Wellness Centers with expanded services are helping prevent chronic disease in your neighborhood. Get blood pressure screenings, cholesterol screenings, diabetes screenings, advice from Community Health Workers, and COVID-19 and flu testing (where available). All at no cost to you, with no ID, insurance or appointment needed. Find a location at Michigan.gov/NeighborhoodWellnessCenters. | Michigan Department of Health and Human Services | Facebook

About 690 Michiganders under 45 are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. It’s critical for all young adults to notice change in their breasts and be assessed by a health care provider when changes happen. Find resources and support at Michigan.gov/YoungBreastCancer. | Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

If you get a call from ‘MI COVID Help’ or a local health department, answer to help us trace and slow the spread of coronavirus. All calls are confidential. Visit Michigan.gov/ContainCOVID. | Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

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2.7K views · 9 comments | Michigan's Medicaid program provides a full range of health care services available to adults and children who have a lower income. From medical visits and hospital stays to preventative care and mental health screenings, Medicaid ensures access to quality care without barriers. Click the link for more information. bit.ly/3Jd7T1f | Michigan Department of Health and Human Services | Facebook