Updated Vaccinations
🦠 The viruses that cause the flu and COVID-19 can mutate quickly.
These mutations, or changes to the virus, make it harder for the body to identify the virus and mount an immune response provided by a previous immunization or infection. To respond to this, vaccines are updated to provide protection against the most likely strain that is circulating so your body is more likely to identify the virus and mount an immune response to either lessen or prevent the disease.
Other viruses that cause disease either do not mutate quickly or mutate in a way that doesn't affect your body's ability to recognize the virus. Updated vaccines are not needed because your body, due to the original immunization or infection, is still able to identify the virus and initiate an immune response to fight it.
🔗 Learn more about common respiratory viruses, and how to protect yourself against them: https://www.missourihealthmatters.com/blog/respiratory-virus-resources-flu-covid-19-and-rsv
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Comparison Option 1
Traditional Medicare
✅PRO: Nearly all doctors and hospitals participate nationwide
❌CON: Supplement plans may be used to reduce out-of-pocket costs
Medicare Advantage
✅PRO: Bundled coverage for hospitals, physicians and prescription drugs
❌CON: Limited networks of hospitals and physicians
Your choice will influence your access to hospitals, health care providers and prescription drugs.
➡️ Talk to your health care provider about whether they participate in the plan you are considering.
Comparison Option 2
Traditional Medicare
✅PRO: Doctors and patients determine
treatments
❌CON: Prescription drug coverage is a separate plan
Medicare Advantage
✅PRO: Some plans provide additional benefit options such as vision or dental care
❌CON: Prior authorization requirements can delay care and complicate treatment
Your choice will influence your treatment and coverage options.
➡️Talk to your health care provider about whether they participate in the plan you are considering.
Comparison Option 3
Traditional Medicare
✅PRO: Nearly all doctors and hospitals participate nationwide
❌CON: Supplement plans may be used to reduce out-of-pocket costs
Medicare Advantage
✅PRO: Bundled coverage for hospitals, physicians and prescription drugs
❌CON: Limited networks of hospitals and physicians
It’s important to understand if your hospital and health care providers are in network before making your decision.
➡️Talk to your health care provider about whether they participate in the plan you are considering.
Comparison Option 4
Traditional Medicare
✅PRO: Doctors and patients determine
treatments
❌CON: Prescription drug coverage is a separate plan
Medicare Advantage
✅PRO: Some plans provide additional benefit options such as vision or dental care
❌CON: Prior authorization requirements can delay care and complicate treatment
➡️Talk to your health care provider about whether they participate in the plan you are considering.
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Medicare For The Win
Description
A variety of print, digital and social media assets are available for hospital use during Medicare Open Enrollment to remind consumers to compare health care access and cost, as well as coverage and treatment options before choosing a plan.
The "Medicare for the Win" assets share the advantages of choosing traditional Medicare.
Hospitals may customize the campaign files with their logo and contact information. If you need assistance modifying the files or other formats are desired, please contact MHA.
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October 15 through December 7, 2026
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Medicare For The Win Option 1
Traditional Medicare lets you see any doctor who accepts Medicare — no referrals, no restrictions.
✅ More freedom
✅ Better access
✅ Fewer delays
Oct. 15 – Dec. 7 is Medicare Open Enrollment. Be your own health care champion and choose traditional Medicare.
Medicare For The Win Option 2
Traditional Medicare has stronger patient protections and fewer denials.
Don’t let insurance companies decide your care. Be your own health care champion and choose traditional Medicare during open enrollment, Oct. 15 through Dec. 7.
Medicare For The Win Option 3
Want to see any doctor who accepts Medicare?
Traditional Medicare gives you that freedom — no networks, no referrals.
Your health, your choice. Oct. 15 – Dec. 7 is Medicare Open Enrollment. Be your own health care champion and choose traditional Medicare.
Medicare For The Win Option 4
Medicare Advantage often requires prior authorization. Traditional Medicare doesn’t.
Get the care you need — without the wait. Choose traditional Medicare during open enrollment, which ends Dec. 7.
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Respiratory Virus and Vaccine Awareness
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These resources are intended to raise awareness of various respiratory viruses, and prevention and mitigation strategies, including vaccination.
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Spread awareness, not germs.
💻 Resources: https://www.missourihealthmatters.com/blog/respiratory-virus-resources-flu-covid-19-and-rsv
Protect yourself and your loved ones.
➡ Learn more: https://www.missourihealthmatters.com/blog/respiratory-virus-resources-flu-covid-19-and-rsv
Vaccines are available.
🩹 Talk to your doctor or trusted health care provider about which immunizations may be recommended for you and your family.
It’s not too late.
🩹 Talk to your doctor or trusted health care provider about which immunizations may be recommended for you and your family.
Stay healthy.
🧼 Wash your hands frequently.
🏡 Stay home when you are sick.
🚫 Do not kiss infants and young children who are at high risk for severe infection from RSV and other viruses if you have symptoms of a respiratory illness.
🤧 Cough and sneeze into your elbow.
✖ Avoid touching your face.
🩹 Talk to your doctor or trusted health care provider about which immunizations may be recommended for you and your family.
Healthy and Happy Holidays
🧼 Wash your hands frequently.
🏡 Stay home when you are sick.
🚫 Do not kiss infants and young children who are at high risk for severe infection from RSV and other viruses.
🤧 Cough and sneeze into your elbow.
✖ Avoid touching your face.
🩹 Talk to your doctor or trusted health care provider about which immunizations may be recommended for you and your family.
Treatment Options
🧪 Flu tests can be administered by your health care provider. COVID-19 tests are available from your provider and also are widely available at your local pharmacy and other retailers.
🔗 Learn more about common respiratory viruses, and how to protect yourself against them: https://www.missourihealthmatters.com/blog/respiratory-virus-resources-flu-covid-19-and-rsv
Virus Symptoms
🔗 Learn more about common respiratory viruses, and how to protect yourself against them: https://www.missourihealthmatters.com/blog/respiratory-virus-resources-flu-covid-19-and-rsv
Updated Vaccinations
These mutations, or changes to the virus, make it harder for the body to identify the virus and mount an immune response provided by a previous immunization or infection. To respond to this, vaccines are updated to provide protection against the most likely strain that is circulating so your body is more likely to identify the virus and mount an immune response to either lessen or prevent the disease.
Other viruses that cause disease either do not mutate quickly or mutate in a way that doesn't affect your body's ability to recognize the virus. Updated vaccines are not needed because your body, due to the original immunization or infection, is still able to identify the virus and initiate an immune response to fight it.
🔗 Learn more about common respiratory viruses, and how to protect yourself against them: https://www.missourihealthmatters.com/blog/respiratory-virus-resources-flu-covid-19-and-rsv
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Health Care Career Day 2027
Description
On Friday, Feb. 26, 2027, this statewide, virtual event will take students inside Missouri hospitals to learn about the hottest careers in health care and engage in real world learning. Health Care Career Day was developed in partnership by the Missouri Hospital Association, the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, and the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development.
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Monday, Oct. 26, through Friday, Feb. 26, 2027
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Go Inside Missouri Hospitals
Ever wondered what it’s like inside a Missouri hospital? On Feb. 26, 2027, students can go inside and hear about some of the hottest careers in health care, all from their own classroom. 🏥
Learn more: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
#HealthCareCareerDay
No Travel, No Cost, No Limits
No travel. No cost. No limits! 🙌 Register your classroom for Health Care Career Day on Feb. 26, 2027, and let students hear directly from health care professionals across the state.
Learn more: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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One Day, Dozens of Careers, Zero Cost
One day. Dozens of careers. Zero cost. 💡 Join us Feb. 26, 2027, for Health Care Career Day and help your students discover what a future in health care could look like.
Learn more: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
#HealthCareCareerDay
Free and Open to Every Grade Level
Health Care Career Day is free and open to every grade level! Whether you teach elementary, middle or high school, there’s a place for your students. Get your classroom registered now for this virtual event on Feb. 26, 2027.
Learn more: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Front-Row Seat
Give students a front-row seat to health care careers. 🎓 Health Care Career Day is live, free and open to every classroom in Missouri on Feb. 26, 2027.
Learn more: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Host Site
We’re proud to be a host site for Health Care Career Day! Join [ORGANIZATION NAME] on Friday, Feb. 26, 2027, as we help Missouri students explore health care careers.
Learn more: [LINK]
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Registration Is Open
Registration is open! 🎉 Sign your classroom up for Health Care Career Day, a virtual event happening Feb. 26, 2027.
Register today: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Friday, Nov. 13, 2026
Countdown: Three Months
Mark your calendars! Health Care Career Day is THREE MONTHS away. Plan ahead and register your classroom for this free, virtual event on Feb. 26, 2027.
Register: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2026
Countdown: Two Months
Health Care Career Day is TWO MONTHS away! 🗓️ Add it to your spring calendar and register your classroom for a day of learning from health care professionals across Missouri.
Sign up: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Saturday, Dec. 26, 2026, through Thursday, Dec. 31, 2026
Countdown: One Month
Health Care Career Day is ONE MONTH away! 📅 There’s still time to register your classroom for this free, virtual event on Feb. 26, 2027.
Sign up now: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2027
Countdown: Two Weeks
Two weeks until Health Care Career Day! ⏳ Don’t miss your chance to bring health care professionals into your classroom on Feb. 26, 2027. It’s free and open to every grade level.
Register today: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Friday, Feb. 12, 2027
Countdown: One Week
One week to go! ⏰ Health Care Career Day is next Friday, Feb. 26. Last call to get your classroom registered and give students a look at careers in health care.
Register now: https://www.mohospitals.org/health-care-career-day/
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Friday, Feb. 19, 2027
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MO PQC Stars
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These assets are available for hospitals who have been recognized by the Missouri Perinatal Quality Collaborative, in partnership with the Missouri Hospital Association, for its leadership in advancing evidence-based practices that improve outcomes for pregnant and postpartum patients with the MO PQC Stars designation.
Please contact mopqc@mohospitals.org with any questions.
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Perinatal Mental Health Conditions
[Org name] is proud to be recognized by the Missouri PQC for our commitment to improving the care of pregnant and postpartum patients.
Cardiac Conditions in Obstetric Care
[Org name] is proud to be recognized by the Missouri PQC for our commitment to improving the care of pregnant and postpartum patients.
Substance Use Disorder
[Org name] is proud to be recognized by the Missouri PQC for our commitment to improving the care of pregnant and postpartum patients.
Severe Hypertension in Pregnancy
[Org name] is proud to be recognized by the Missouri PQC for our commitment to improving the care of pregnant and postpartum patients.
Obstetric Hemorrhage
[Org name] is proud to be recognized by the Missouri PQC for our commitment to improving the care of pregnant and postpartum patients.
Neonatal Encephalopathy
[Org name] is proud to be recognized by the Missouri PQC for our commitment to improving the care of pregnant and postpartum patients.
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Where Passion Meets Purpose
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With hundreds of careers that fit all interests and skill sets, there's a place for everyone in health care. Encourage career seekers to fuel their passions through a meaningful health care career by sharing these resources.
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Pediatrician / Nurse
Speech Therapist
Laboratory Professions
Physical Therapist / Athletic Trainer
EMT / EMS
Security
Engineer / Building Operations
Marketing / Public Relations
Technology
Sterile Processing
Reception / Patient Liasion
Health Care Administration
Nurse
Dietitian
CT / MRI Tech
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KCCareerPath Member Activation Toolkit
Description
A workforce awareness and recruitment resource available exclusively for KCMHC members.
In partnership with the Kansas Hospital Association and Missouri Hospital Association, KCMHC developed KCCareerPath to inspire the next generation of health care professionals and strengthen the regional workforce pipeline.
This toolkit provides KCMHC member hospitals with ready-to-use resources to promote health care careers, engage prospective talent and amplify a shared regional workforce initiative.
Website: www.kccareerpath.org
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Recruiting Focused
Building tomorrow's health care workforce requires today's investment in awareness and career exploration.
Through KCCareerPath, individuals can learn about health care professions, educational pathways and opportunities across our region.
As a KCMHC member, we're proud to support this collaborative workforce initiative.
Learn more: www.kccareerpath.org
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General Awareness
Health care careers offer countless opportunities to make a difference.
Whether you’re a student exploring future possibilities, considering a career change, or interested in learning about health care professions, KCCareerPath is your starting point.
Explore health care careers and educational pathways at www.kccareerpath.org.
#KCCareerPath #HealthCareCareers #KCHealthCare
Future Workforce
Today’s students are tomorrow’s health care workforce.
From nursing and respiratory care to information technology, finance, human resources and more, health care offers rewarding careers for every interest.
Discover your path at www.kccareerpath.org.
#KCCareerPath #FutureHealthCareProfessionals #HealthCareWorkforce
Career Exploration
Did you know health care careers extend far beyond direct patient care?
Explore clinical and non-clinical professions that help keep health care organizations running every day.
Learn more at www.kccareerpath.org.
#KCCareerPath #CareerExploration #HealthCareCareers
Community Impact
Strong health care systems start with a strong workforce.
We’re proud to support KCCareerPath, a regional effort helping build awareness of health care careers throughout the Kansas City metro!
Explore opportunities at www.kccareerpath.org.
#KCCareerPath #HealthCareWorkforce #KCStrong
Career Changers
Looking for work with purpose and care?
Health care offers meaningful careers for individuals at every stage of your professional journey.
Explore pathways and opportunities at www.kccareerpath.org.
#CareerChange #KCCareerPath #HealthCareCareers
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KCCareerPath Community Partner Activation Toolkit
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A workforce awareness and career exploration resource available to community organizations throughout the Kansas City metro.
In partnership with the Kansas Hospital Association and Missouri Hospital Association, KCMHC developed KCCareerPath to inspire the next generation of health care professionals and strengthen the regional workforce pipeline.
This toolkit provides community organizations, educators, workforce development partners and civic organizations with ready-to-use resources to promote health care careers, support career exploration and amplify a shared regional workforce initiative.
Website: www.kccareerpath.org
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Building tomorrow's health care workforce requires collaboration across education, workforce development and community organizations.
Through KCCareerPath, individuals can explore health care professions, educational pathways and career opportunities throughout the Kansas City region.
We're proud to support this regional workforce awareness initiative.
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Student Focus
Not sure what career path is right for you?
Health care offers opportunities in patient care, technology, administration, finance, human resources and much more.
Start exploring at www.kccareerpath.org.
#KCCareerPath #CareerExploration #FutureHealthCareProfessionals
Education Focus
Helping students discover meaningful careers starts with exposure to opportunities.
KCCareerPath provides resources to explore health care professions, educational pathways and career possibilities throughout the Kansas City region.
Learn more at www.kccareerpath.org.
#KCCareerPath #CareerReadiness #HealthCareCareers
Workforce Focus
Health care continues to offer rewarding career opportunities at every educational and experience level.
Explore professions, training pathways and career resources through KCCareerPath.
www.kccareerpath.org
#KCCareerPath #WorkforceDevelopment #CareerPathways
Community Focus
A strong community depends on a strong health care workforce.
We're proud to support KCCareerPath and help raise awareness of health care careers throughout the Kansas City metro.
Learn more at www.kccareerpath.org.
#KCCareerPath #KCStrong #HealthCareWorkforce
Job Changers Focus
Looking for a new opportunity?
Whether you're entering the workforce, returning to work or considering a career change, health care offers a variety of educational and career pathways.
Explore your options at www.kccareerpath.org.
#CareerChange #KCCareerPath #HealthCareCareers
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