Enhance Community health and Well-Being

CPC recognizes the critical importance of community health in today’s society. Healthcare organizations prioritize the well-being of each community, and our initiatives aim to elevate health standards by raising awareness about prevalent health issues such as heart disease, stroke, obesity, and diabetes.

Empowering Communities with public Health Screening Services

Our collaboration with clients focuses on strategically placing automated health screening and information stations in high-traffic community locations. These kiosks are designed to reach, engage, and connect users to each client's services and/or facilities for care.

Screening Objectives

Our screening programs are built around two primary objectives:
  • Early Disease Detection: Identifying diseases at a stage when treatment is more effective, thereby preventing progression.
  • Risk Factor Identification: Recognizing risk factors that increase the likelihood of disease development to enable improved health outcomes.
The Importance of Blood Pressure Screening
Blood pressure screening is a cornerstone of our health initiatives as it is crucial for early detection. High blood pressure often presents without symptoms, making it essential for individuals to have their blood pressure checked regularly.
Our blood pressure screening programs are a cost-effective intervention that aims to improve the rates of hypertension detection, control, and treatment. By addressing hypertension, we can significantly reduce cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, enhancing overall community health.

A Global Concern

Hypertension is a major modifiable risk factor for stroke and cardiovascular disease, contributing significantly to global mortality rates. By focusing on early detection and management, we can influence positive health outcomes within communities.
Note: Our health station kiosk program qualifies as a community benefit expenditure for non-profit organizations, underscoring our commitment to enhancing community health.