The federal government has increased its distribution limit of free at-home rapid antigen COVID-19 tests. If you already placed two orders for free tests, you can now place a third order […]
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By Janeane Krongos, Tillamook Family Counseling Center Many people will take prescription medications at some point. When used as prescribed, these medications can be beneficial in treating medical conditions, maintaining […]
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Many people continue to wear masks not just for their protection, but for the protection of others, too. Each COVID-19 variant has gotten progressively more contagious. The latest, Omicron, is […]
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By Jan Boal, RN Our nation is havocked by addiction. Streets of most every town and city lined with the homeless. Most of whom are afflicted with mental illness and […]
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by Janeane Krongos, Tillamook Family Counseling Center Each year, people across the nation recognize the month of May as Mental Health Awareness Month. This month-long health observance is a great […]
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TILLAMOOK, Ore. — Tillamook County Public Health Department was notified of three additional COVID-19 related deaths, two that occurred in March 2022 and one in February 2022, raising the Tillamook County […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: Every once in awhile a post on social media will stop me cold, and this Sunday morning these words that Natasha Silkwood shared from Proverbs and her own […]
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By Jan Boal, RN, CCN There are many diseases, conditions, that affect our physical health. So it the case with mental health. Often mental illness is seen as something to […]
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EDITOR’S NOTE: It’s been awhile since we’ve shared information from the OHA about Coronavirus data and updates. Here are links to information, and a survey; resources to find testing and […]
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TILLAMOOK, Ore. — Tillamook County Public Health Department was notified of one new COVID-19 related death that occurred in March 2022, raising the Tillamook County COVID-19 pandemic death toll to 61. […]
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