Doctor, It's Been Too Long

It's time to recommit to my health and my future.

I'm making an appointment today
Llama a tu doctor


I’ve avoided getting out for check-ups, and I lost focus for monitoring numbers like blood pressure. But now, I’m prepared to take back control. And the first step is making an appointment to see my doctor.

I know COVID-19 is still a threat and I’m committed to protecting myself and people I love. That’s why, I’m keeping these things in mind as I reconnect with my doctor:

  • Safety Protocols. I’ll call ahead and make sure I understand every in-office COVID-19 protection requirement.
  • Telehealth Options. I’ll seek the best way to be at every appointment whether it be virtual or in-person.
  • Affordability. If it becomes a concern, I’ll look to community health centers in my area.
  • COVID-19 Vaccine. I’ll ask about the importance of the vaccine and inform myself on the facts.

Heart Attack and Stroke Survivors

Woman talking to doctor on her laptop

Prevent another one

Mental Health and Well-being

happy friends playing with sparklers outdoors

Find ways to improve yours

Women's Health
 

mother and smiling children

Know your risk

Kym Whitley says, “Call your doctor!”

Many people have been staying home during the COVID-19 pandemic, but it's time to get to your doctor.

Recommit to your health. If you’ve missed an appointment, make one today!

Grandmother and granddaughter researching on laptop

Health Insurance Marketplace

Open enrollment has closed for 2021 health plans, but you can enroll in or change plans if you have certain life changes, or qualify for Medicaid or CHIP. Open enrollment for insurance plans that take effect January 1, 2022, will be available from November 1 to December 15, 2021.

Find affordable insurance

Find a Community Health Center Near You

If you don’t have a doctor and need to find affordable care, a community health center might be an option for you.

Find a health center
patients checking in at a clinic

Get the Facts About the COVID-19 Vaccine

Every vaccination brings us closer to a future free of COVID-19. Based on the best science, vaccines are safe, effective and protect you, your loved ones and community.

Get the facts and stop the spread

COVID-19

The pandemic is a fast-changing health crisis. The vaccines are part of the response. We have the latest science-based information.

Find COVID-19 resources

Don't Die of Doubt

When an emergency strikes, hospitals are still the safest place – even during a pandemic. Call 911 at the first sign of a heart attack or stroke.

Learn how hospitals are keeping people safe