Regence is proud to be the first health plan in the country to provide full-spectrum palliative care support to its members. Learn more about palliative care in honor of National Hospice and Palliative Care month: https://bddy.me/2SLG9Fw
The Center Foundation and Regence have partnered to help inform young athletes on staying healthy and in the game. Good nutrition and hydration can help players compete at the highest level possible, while reducing the chances that they will get injured. Get more tips for staying in the game here: https://bit.ly/2NP9bQC
NEW YORK, Nov. 01, 2018 -- In new independent research reports released early this morning, Market Source Research released its latest key findings for all current investors,.
When detected early, breast cancer is in its most treatable state. Learn more about how to stay on top of your health, and how Regence can help you: https://www.regence.com/web/regence_individual/cancer-screening-saves-lives
Is fear of cavities after Halloween candy spooking you? Check out Loloz, an all natural lollipop that is scientifically proven to reduce bacteria that causes cavities, gum disease and bad breath: https://bddy.me/2Sy2HJD Have a safe and Happy Halloween!
Survey finds that feelings on health care and insurance are a major driver for Medicare voters in the 2018 midterm election MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. , Oct. 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- In a year when Medicare's ...
Breast Cancer Awareness month ends tomorrow, but that doesn’t mean the conversation has to stop. Getting a mammogram could save your life, so don’t wait. Learn more about how to stay on top of screenings and what Regence can do to help: https://bddy.me/2zdpOAp
Today is World Psoriasis day, a day to recognize the auto-immune disease that affects 7.5 million Americans. Psoriasis attacks healthy skin cells causing rashes, commonly on the elbow, knee, or scalp, but it is not contagious. What you need to know about psoriasis: https://bddy.me/2zdMlgw
"Amid the grim statistics about overdoses and deaths, this is a ray of hope. It shows we’re beginning to make progress in attacking this problem head-on."
Dr. Jim Polo, Regence Behavioral Health Medical Director, writes about National Prescription Drug Take Back Day in the Portland Business Journal: