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The Capitol Community Health Network is a nonprofit partnership of community clinics, health centers, and health education agencies supporting the primary health care safety-net that serves the people of Sacramento.
For more about CCHN, click here.
For more about CCHN, click here.
H1N1 Vaccination Collaborative
CCHN and select member clinics are
currently participating in the
California H1N1 Vaccination Collaborative.
H1N1 is a clear and present danger to the health of our families and children and too many are still unprotected by the H1N1 vaccine. H1N1 (swine) flu is still infecting people in California. Yet many people have not received the H1N1 flu vaccine. Children are especially at risk for getting very sick with H1N1 flu. There is still plenty of H1N1 flu vaccine. Choose to protect yourself and your family-get your flu shot today.
The H1N1 vaccine is safe and it works! (The vaccine cannot make you sick with the H1N1 flu. Flu vaccine protects you from getting the H1N1 flu.) Getting the flu shot also means you and your child will not spread H1N1 flu to others. Keep both your family and your community healthy and strong.
Please contact one of the following clinics to get vaccinated:
· The Birthing Project
· El Dorado County Community Health Center
· Health For All
· Mercy Clinics
· Sacramento Native American Health Center
For more information on the project, please visit the California Primary Care Association's website at cpca.org, or e-mail Kathleen Bianchi-Rossi at kathleen@capitolhealthnetwork.org.
Find A Clinic
Our Clinic Map has been recently updated to include all community clinics in Sacramento. Are you looking for a community clinic in your area? Please visit our "Find A Clinic" page by and search our interactive map to find a location near you, or click here.
Visit us on Facebook
Capitol Community Health Network is now on one of the web's leading social networks. Be sure and check out CCHN's Facebook page to see photos or videos, see special announcements and view information about monthly issues and upcoming events. Check it out here.
CCHN Quarterly Newsletter
The Capitol Community Health Network is pleased to announce the latest installment of our quarterly newsletter. For our latest newsletter, click here.
If you would like to be added to the newsletter mailing list, please contact Merril Lavezzo at mlavezzo@capitolhealthnetwork.org.
CCHN and select member clinics are
currently participating in the
California H1N1 Vaccination Collaborative.
H1N1 is a clear and present danger to the health of our families and children and too many are still unprotected by the H1N1 vaccine. H1N1 (swine) flu is still infecting people in California. Yet many people have not received the H1N1 flu vaccine. Children are especially at risk for getting very sick with H1N1 flu. There is still plenty of H1N1 flu vaccine. Choose to protect yourself and your family-get your flu shot today.
The H1N1 vaccine is safe and it works! (The vaccine cannot make you sick with the H1N1 flu. Flu vaccine protects you from getting the H1N1 flu.) Getting the flu shot also means you and your child will not spread H1N1 flu to others. Keep both your family and your community healthy and strong.
Please contact one of the following clinics to get vaccinated:
· The Birthing Project
· El Dorado County Community Health Center
· Health For All
· Mercy Clinics
· Sacramento Native American Health Center
For more information on the project, please visit the California Primary Care Association's website at cpca.org, or e-mail Kathleen Bianchi-Rossi at kathleen@capitolhealthnetwork.org.
Find A Clinic
Our Clinic Map has been recently updated to include all community clinics in Sacramento. Are you looking for a community clinic in your area? Please visit our "Find A Clinic" page by and search our interactive map to find a location near you, or click here.
Visit us on Facebook
Capitol Community Health Network is now on one of the web's leading social networks. Be sure and check out CCHN's Facebook page to see photos or videos, see special announcements and view information about monthly issues and upcoming events. Check it out here.
CCHN Quarterly Newsletter
The Capitol Community Health Network is pleased to announce the latest installment of our quarterly newsletter. For our latest newsletter, click here.
If you would like to be added to the newsletter mailing list, please contact Merril Lavezzo at mlavezzo@capitolhealthnetwork.org.
