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July Is UV Awareness Month: Protect Your Skin, Protect Your Health
July is off to a hot one here in Orlando, which means a lot of us are outside by pools or at the beach. That’s why July is also UV Awareness Month, a timely reminder that while sunshine can boost our mood and encourage outdoor activity, too much ultraviolet (UV) exposure can have lasting effects on our skin and eyes. UV rays from the sun can lead to sunburn, premature aging, eye damage, and an increased risk of skin cancer. The good news? Simple daily habits can make a big di
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Jul 151 min read


Men’s Health Month: Building Inclusive Care in Orlando
June is Men’s Health Month, a time to raise awareness, encourage preventive care, and normalize conversations around physical and mental well-being. At Inclusive Care of Orlando, we believe that men’s health is strongest when it embraces every man - regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, or socioeconomic background. Too often, men delay care. Whether it’s due to stigma, lack of access, or feeling unseen in traditional healthcare spaces, these barr
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Jun 231 min read


Why PrEP Matters More Than You Might Think
Let’s talk about something that doesn’t always get the attention it deserves: PrEP. If you haven’t heard of it before, PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. In simple terms, it’s a medication that people who are HIV-negative can take to drastically reduce their risk of getting HIV. And when we say “drastically,” we mean it - when taken as prescribed, PrEP can lower the risk of HIV from sex by 99%. So, why isn’t everyone talking about it? Part of the issue is stigma. HIV i
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Jun 172 min read


Why Women’s Health Week Matters: Prioritizing Preventive Care in Orlando
Women’s Health Week is a powerful reminder for women to take charge of their overall health, prioritize preventive screenings, and stay proactive about their well-being. At Inclusive Care of Orlando, we believe that accessible, comprehensive women’s health services are essential to building healthier communities across Central Florida. The Importance of Women’s Health Week Women’s Health Week focuses on encouraging women to schedule routine checkups, address health concerns e
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May 152 min read


Celebrating Women’s History Month: A Tribute to the Women Who Changed HIV Research
March is Women’s History Month, and it’s the perfect moment to shine a light on the incredible women who’ve helped transform our understanding of HIV and STIs. Their work didn’t just push science forward, it saved lives and reshaped public health. Let’s talk about a few of these game‑changers. Dr. Helene Gayle stepped into the HIV research space in the late ’80s, guiding major CDC programs and shaping global HIV prevention efforts. Her leadership helped drive some of the ear
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Mar 82 min read


Affordable Healthcare Options: Accessible Care for Everyone
Access to quality healthcare is a basic need that everyone deserves. Yet, many people in Central Florida, especially minority and underserved communities, face barriers when seeking medical care. These barriers can be financial, cultural, or logistical. I want to share some practical ways we can all find affordable healthcare options that work for us and our families. Together, we can make healthcare more accessible and welcoming for everyone. Understanding Affordable Health
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Jan 194 min read
Inclusive Care: Your Partner in Accessible Healthcare
At Inclusive Care, we believe that healthcare should be a right, not a privilege. Every day, we work to break down the barriers that prevent people from getting the care they need. Whether you're uninsured, underinsured, or simply looking for compassionate providers who understand your journey, Inclusive Care is here for you. Comprehensive Services for Everyone We proudly serve Florida’s minority communities with a full range of services. Our offerings include primary care, H
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Nov 7, 20253 min read
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