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We're excited to be part of the 2026 Black Family Wellness Expo today from 10 AM to 3 PM at the Village at Mondawmin in Baltimore, MD! Swing by to discover our Quality Reporting website and see how it can empower you to make informed health care choices. We can't wait to see you!

Have you checked your blood pressure lately? High blood pressure can raise your risk of developing illnesses such as chronic kidney disease. Staying informed can help reduce your risk. #NationalKidneyMonth #BeInformed

Join us today at 1 PM EST for the March Commission meeting, either in person or by streaming the meeting through the following link: ow.ly/zC7Y50YvTix

A healthy diet is crucial for managing chronic kidney disease. Here are five tips: 1. Opt for low-salt and low-sodium foods. 2. Eat the right kinds and amounts of protein. 3. Choose heart-healthy options. 4. Limit phosphorus intake. 5. Balance potassium levels. #KidneyMonth

Chronic kidney disease costs an average of $20,686.13 and results in an average hospital stay of 5 days. To view case counts, average costs, and length of stay by hospital, please visit our Maryland Quality Reporting website: ow.ly/lU6R50YvlKV. #NationalKidneyMonth

Not all screening tests are created equal! Visit ow.ly/PiqA50YuMtE to find the best colorectal cancer screening test for you! #ColorectalAwarenessMonth #ScreeningSavesLives

Congratulations on your new baby! If you are considering multiple delivery hospitals, our Quality Reporting website can help. Visit healthcarequality.mhcc.maryland.gov to compare factors such as C-section rates and early births to make the best choice for you and your family. #BeInformed

Aging comfortably at home is a priority for many Maryland residents. Our Quality Reporting website provides valuable information on home health services, adult day care, hospice, and more. Visit ow.ly/epQw50YunbL to learn more today. #CareOnYourTerms

As Patient Safety Awareness Week comes to a close, we want to emphasize that patient safety is a year-round commitment. We encourage you to explore the quality of care at your local health care facilities by visiting our Quality Reporting website at: ow.ly/WHCW50YttVN.

Medication data in CRISP is now growing thanks to expanded reporting from pharmacies and dispensing prescribers! Greater visibility into a patient’s medication history can help providers spot safety issues before they cause harm. Learn More: ow.ly/bKU550YsvQe #PSAW

Today is World Kidney Day. This year's theme is Kidney Health for All – Caring for People, Protecting the Planet. #DYK that treatments like dialysis consume a lot of water and energy? Promoting prevention and early detection can help patients and the environment. #WKD2026

Did you know that almost any infection can lead to sepsis? Let’s stay proactive! Embrace good hygiene, recognize symptoms, and act fast to prevent it! ow.ly/pr7O50YssZK #SepsisSafetyisPatientSafety

Patient safety involves actions to prevent or minimize unnecessary harm to patients in care settings. For instance, a nurse verifies your identity by checking your armband before giving medication. Can you share a personal patient safety experience? #PatientSafetyAwarenessWeek

Patient safety requires teamwork, and you are an important part of it. Having the right assistive devices in the home is key to your or your loved ones' safety. To find out how to get free medical equipment through Maryland's DME Program, visit ow.ly/R4QZ50YrRcZ.

It's Patient Safety Awareness Week! Join us as we explore the importance of patient safety and ways you can engage to TEAM UP for patient safety. #PatientSafetyAwarenessWeek

Happy International Women's Day! Join us as we celebrate the incredible achievements of women worldwide. #InvestInWomen #InternationalWomensDay2026

Did you know that 7 in 10 U.S. adults aged 50 to 75 are up to date with their colorectal cancer screening? Be informed, understand your risk, and get screened. #ColorectalAwarenessMonth #ScreeningSavesLives

Portion size is important for nutrition and healthy eating. When you order from your favorite restaurant, why not save half for tomorrow? It’s an easy way to reduce your caloric intake and enjoy your meal twice! #NutritionMonth #HealthyMarylanders

March is National Social Work Month! Let’s celebrate the incredible impact of social workers who tirelessly advocate for underserved communities and enhance health care. #ThankASocialWorker #NationalSocialWorkersMonth

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Early screening can help prevent colorectal cancer or detect it early when treatment is most effective. Screening saves lives!