Patient Advisory Committee

We would love your feedback

BCHC is looking for feedback from our patients to help identify opportunities for improvement. Please consider joining our Patient Advisory Committee to help us:
Allow the voice of the patient to be heard
Identify opportunities for improvement
Improve patient satisfaction

Interested in attending the meeting?
Please contact Janice Provetti at 610-988-4838 ext. 4072 or
jprovetti@berkschc.org

Berks Community Health Center

4 hours ago

Looking for something delicious and healthy to eat this weekend? Check out this recipe from the American Heart Association:"This one-dish wonder provides a protein, whole grain, and vegetables -- a complete meal. With their Mexican flair, these bowls make for a hearty dinner or a portable lunch that's easy to take with you. Just layer the chicken, quinoa, and veggies in a canning jar or in a plastic or glass storage container and you're ready to go." ... See MoreSee Less

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Berks Community Health Center

7 hours ago

This morning BCHC staff across our three locations and at our administration office received required training in Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse. We are grateful to the PA Family Support Alliance for facilitating this in-depth and essential training for our staff. ... See MoreSee Less

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Berks Community Health Center

12 hours ago

💉 It's World Immunization Week! 🌍💪🏼Did you know that we have vaccines to prevent more than 20 life-threatening diseases?These diseases - such as measles, polio, diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis, - were once widespread and deadly but have been significantly controlled or eradicated in many parts of the world due to vaccination efforts.Immunizations prevent between 3.5-5 million deaths per year!In the last 50 years alone, they’ve saved nearly 154 million lives!!💉 ¡Es la Semana Mundial de la Inmunización! 🌍💪🏼¿Sabías que tenemos vacunas para prevenir más de 20 enfermedades que ponen en peligro la vida?Estas enfermedades, como el sarampión, la polio, la difteria, el tétanos y la tos ferina, solían ser comunes y mortales, pero se han controlado o erradicado significativamente en muchas partes del mundo gracias a los esfuerzos de vacunación.¡Las vacunas previenen entre 3.5 y 5 millones de muertes por año!¡Solo en los últimos 50 años, han salvado casi 154 millones de vidas!En el mismo período, la vacunación ha reducido las muertes infantiles en un 40 por ciento; ahora más niños viven para ver su primer cumpleaños y más allá que en cualquier otro momento de la historia humana.In the same period, vaccination has reduced infant deaths by 40 per cent; more children now live to see their first birthday and beyond than at any other time in human history.www.who.int/health-topics/vaccines-and-immunization#tab=tab_1 ... See MoreSee Less

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