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Our members make us feel lucky year‑round. 💚🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from all of us at Network Health!

Due to inclement weather, Network Health's Menasha office building will be closed tomorrow, Monday, March 16. Our phone lines will remain open during normal business hours, and our team will be available to assist you. Stay safe and stay warm!

We love all our members… even the ones with wings 🧡

⚾ Want an easy way to kick off spring with family, friends and great Wisconsin baseball? Join Network Health at the @TimberRattlers game on April 4 where every fan gets a Sal Frelick jersey. Grab your tickets: milb.com/wisconsin/tick…

Summer can't come soon enough!

Score big with this discounted ticket package! 🏒 Network Health and the Green Bay Gamblers Hockey have teamed up to offer anyone 55+ a special ticket package for two upcoming games: February 27, 2026 March 5, 2026 🎟️ Contact Cole.Milberger@gamblershockey.com for your tickets.

Retired @packers CEO Mark Murphy, who led the beloved NFL team to nearly 2 decades of success on and off field, will be among class of inductees for 76th anniversary induction of @wihalloffame presented by @NetworkHealthWI on July 8. Tickets and info at: wihalloffame.com/induction-cere…

Retired @packers CEO Mark Murphy, who led the beloved NFL team to nearly 2 decades of success on and off field, will be among class of inductees for 76th anniversary induction of @wihalloffame presented by @NetworkHealthWI on July 8. Tickets and info at: wihalloffame.com/induction-cere…

📺Watch this... Blood sugar isn't just a number. Elevated levels of sugar in the blood over time can actually make your blood thicker, and that means making your heart work harder than it should.

It’s Wear Red Day — a reminder that heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women. Bystander CPR can double or triple survival when cardiac arrest occurs, yet women receive it far less often. ❤️Let’s change that. Learn CPR. Share it. Save a life.

Winter in Wisconsin can feel heavy. Short days, cold weather, and long stretches indoors can take a toll on anyone’s mental well‑being. If things feel overwhelming, support is just three digits away.⤵️ 📱Dial or text 988 to talk to someone who’s ready to listen.

Feeling the winter blues? If you’ve wondered whether a light box could help with seasonal affective disorder, learn how they work and what to know before you try one. networkhealth.com/grow-in-the-kn…

❣️ DID YOU KNOW?: Each donation of blood has the potential to save up to 3️⃣ lives. Blood donation is easy, surprisingly quick and gives you the chance to directly impact the lives of people in your community.

Due to extremely low temperatures, Network Health’s office buildings will be closed on Friday, January 23. Our phone lines will remain open during normal business hours, and our team will be available to assist you. Stay safe and stay warm!

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reminded us that caring for our communities means caring for one another. Today, we honor his legacy and the ongoing work toward equity and opportunity for all.

Learn more about saving on medications with your Network Health Medicare Advantage plan: networkhealth.com/save-on-medica…

💊 Ever wonder what your prescriptions actually cost? With Cost Plus Drugs, you can see the price upfront, and your Network Health Medicare Advantage plan can apply automatically. It’s one of many ways to get the best price on your medications. Transparent. Simple. No guessing.

For the final time this season, we joined the Green Bay Packers in honoring one of our nation's heroes. U.S. Army veteran Adam Pierce, who served in Iraq as a combat engineer, was honored prior to Saturday's game at Lambeau. Please join us in thanking Adam for his service!

📞 Just call 211 on your phone.⤵️ This can be a tough time of year for many in our state. If you need help, whether it's access to food, shelter, substance use services or more, just call 211 or visit the website below. 211wisconsin.communityos.org

Happy holidays, from our family to yours! Wishing you joy and health as we wrap up the year.