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The Importance of Getting Your Flu Vaccine

The Importance of Getting Your Flu Vaccine

As flu season approaches, it is important to remember to protect yourself with a flu vaccine. Sadler Health Center, a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), provides comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral health and community resources to assist individuals to improve overall wellness. October is the beginning of flu season and Katrina Thoma, RN, MSN, CRNP, Medical […]

Celebrate National Health Center Week with Sadler

Celebrate National Health Center Week with Sadler

Sadler Health Center is excited to be participating in National Health Center Week during the week of August 7-13 with community events highlighting what health centers in the community can do. With events at both of Sadler Health Center’s locations in Carlisle and Loysville, the hope is that staff and providers can help give information […]

From the CEO: Celebrating Collaboration in a Post-Pandemic World

From the CEO: Celebrating Collaboration in a Post-Pandemic World

“Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean.” -Ryunosuke Satoro, Japanese writer As we reflect on the year 2021, we are proud to celebrate collaboration. We recognize recognize that during the past year, we have had many individuals, businesses and partner organizations to thank for working collectively to position Sadler as a critical […]

Information about baby formula shortage by Katrina Thoma, CRNP, Director of Medical Services, Sadler Health Center

Information about baby formula shortage by Katrina Thoma, CRNP, Director of Medical Services, Sadler Health Center

Since the outbreak of COVID-19, there have been significant shortages of infant formulas in stores. Current shortages have been largely caused by supply chain issues and the recent recall of several baby formula products over concerns about contamination. Here are some tips on finding formula your baby needs during the shortage, and what you may safely consider if […]

Getting Back to Preventative Dental Care

Getting Back to Preventative Dental Care

Routine dental treatment is an important part of staying healthy. Oral disease is linked to other medical ailments such as diabetes and heart disease that limit the quality of life. Through the pandemic, for many, medical care, including dental care, was set aside. Sadler’s general dentistry for adults and children meets most oral health needs. […]

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