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Dr. Elizabeth Whalen received the Living the Legacy Award and Kaweeda G. Adams was presented with the Community Partner Award.

Join us for the virtual Legacy Event on October 14th!

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A Message from Whitney Young Health CEO & President David Shippee

During the pandemic, health and safety is at the top of everyone's minds...but preventing COVID-19 is only one part of staying healthy!

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Good dental hygiene might not be in the front of your mind in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, but that could change quickly if you lose a filling or develop a painful cavity and can’t get in to see a dentist.

The events of the past few weeks of been stressful on everyone. Families are separated, holiday plans and social events cancelled, and places of worship closed. However, there are ways to promote well-being while practicing social distancing.

Across our nation and the globe, individuals are being asked to stay inside and away from crowds to prevent further spread of the novel coronavirus.

Did you know that by living in upstate New York, you have an increased risk for Vitamin D deficiency?

The CEOs of Whitney Young Health and Equinox, two longtime human service agencies based in the Capital Region, are working to finalize a letter of intent to explore the possibility of a merger.

In the late afternoon of Tuesday, February 18, Shaker High School seniors Vaishali and Labika braved the icy rain (with the help of Vaishali’s dad) to deliver over 500 children’s and young adult books to Whitney Young Health.