CommunityCare

🌟 Employee Spotlight: Kristen Taylor 🌟

Meet Kristen Taylor, our talented Graphic Designer at CommunityCare! Kristen creates clear, engaging visual materials that help inform, educate, and connect our employees and members.

Kristen moved to Tulsa from the Pacific Northwest three years ago and brings a diverse creative background with experience in UX, gaming, manufacturing, real estate, and branding. Her goal with every project is to create designs that are clean, creative, and purposeful.

What does Kristen enjoy most about working at CommunityCare?
Knowing that her work supports a company that helps people, and, of course, having a fantastic team!

Outside of work, Kristen and her husband love to travel, especially now that they’re more centrally located for road trips. They’re both artists, so their adventures often include gallery and museum visits. They’re also enjoying exploring Tulsa, swimming at their local pool, and meeting new friends in the community.

Her perfect day includes coffee, shopping, reading, crafting, swimming, and great food. ☕📚🎨

Her bucket-list destinations? Australia and Japan! ✈️

Three words that describe Kristen: Organized. Creative. Adaptable.

Her best advice? “Be curious. Always.”

We’re so glad to have Kristen’s creativity and fresh perspective on the CommunityCare team!

A decade (or more!) of dedication deserves to be celebrated. 🎉

This September, we’re recognizing the CommunityCare team members celebrating 10+ years with us! Through changing seasons, new challenges, and countless moments along the way, their commitment has helped make CommunityCare what it is today.

Thank you for bringing your talents, experience, and dedication to our team year after year. We’re proud to celebrate this milestone with you!

Stay on Top of Your Health:

Always follow up with your primary care doctor after any visit: eye exams, hospital stays, or urgent care.

Bring a summary of your visit and any new medications. Keeping your P*P in the loop helps you get the best care possible!

🖤🤎❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Connection is powerful.
Friendship, love, hope, and support all grow from strong relationships and social networks.

Recovery becomes more manageable when we walk the path together.
No matter who you are or where you are in your journey, support is out there, and healing is possible.

Learn more: samhsa.gov/find-support/helping-someone

Osteoporosis
✔What it is: Osteoporosis is a bone disease that
develops when bone mineral density and bone mass
decreases, or when the structure and strength of bone
changes. This can lead to a decrease in bone strength
that can increase the risk of fractures (broken bones).

✔Why it is important: Osteoporosis is a “silent” disease
because you typically do not have symptoms, and
you may not even know you have the disease until
you break a bone. Osteoporosis is the major cause of
fractures in postmenopausal women and in older men.
Fractures can occur in any bone, but happen most
often in bones of the hip, vertebrae in the spine
and wrist.

Part of our team spent Tulsa Area United Way volunteering at Emergency Infant Services. We spent the day helping at an important organization, reconnecting with coworkers, and working alongside other members of our great community. A huge "thank you" to EIS for letting us come, and to our wonderful team who showed what CommunityCare truly mea s! 💚

In close partnership with Tulsa People, Restaurant Week is a 10-day event that celebrates the culinary excellence of Tulsa while supporting a noble cause.

The event offers an opportunity for food enthusiasts to explore an array of menus by the top restaurants in the city, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the Food Bank’s Food for Kids programs.

Learn more at https://okfoodbank.org/restaurant-week/

Trust in healthcare isn't built through one big initiative.

It's built through thousands of small moments.

A phone call where someone takes the time to listen.
A clear explanation when something is difficult to understand.
A provider relationship built on communication.
A promise that's followed through.

Those moments shape how people experience healthcare, and how much they trust the organizations involved.

At CommunityCare, we believe trust is something we all help build.

We don't ask people to give us their trust. We work to earn it.

One interaction at a time.

September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. 💙
This is a great time to understand the resources available to you if you suspect you may be at risk for ovarian cancer.