Every year on July 28, World Hepatitis Day raises awareness about viral hepatitis and reminds us that early detection and treatment can save lives. Many people living with hepatitis don't realize they have it because symptoms may not appear for years. That's why screening and preventive care are so important. Hepatitis B: Protection Starts with Prevention Hepatitis B is a virus that affects the liver and can be spread through contact with infected blood or certain body fluids

As summer comes to a close, families are busy shopping for school supplies, planning schedules, and getting ready for the excitement of a new school year. One of the most important items to add to your back-to-school checklist is your child's annual wellness exam. A yearly back-to-school physical is about much more than checking a box for school requirements. It is an opportunity to make sure your child is growing and developing well, staying up to date on recommended vaccine

07/14/2026 Dear High Country Community Health Patients, We are writing to let you know that Charles ("Chuck") Harris, FNP-C, will be leaving High Country Community Health, with his last day of patient care being August 14, 2026. Chuck has been an exceptional provider, caring for his patients with compassion, dedication, and professionalism. He has made a lasting impact on our patients, staff, and community, and he will be greatly missed. While we are sad to see him go, we are

Every person deserves the opportunity to thrive—both physically and mentally. During Minority Mental Health Awareness Month this July, we recognize the unique mental health experiences faced by many racial and ethnic minority communities and reaffirm our commitment to making compassionate, accessible care available to everyone. Mental health challenges can affect anyone, regardless of age, race, or background. However, many individuals in minority communities face additional

High Country Community Health is deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. David Cline, who faithfully served our patients and our community for many years. Dr. Cline was a man of integrity, kindness, faith, and compassion. He cared deeply for his patients and was admired and loved by both those he served and his colleagues. We are grateful for his dedicated service and the lasting impact he made on our community. Thank you, Dr. Cline. You will be greatly missed and never forgott