September 2026
The Good Years September 2026 is built around one practical goal: making fall healthcare easier.
This month, we are looking at trusted healthcare, foot pain, appointment preparation, Medicare and medication questions, flu shots, and what to schedule before fall calendars become crowded.
Healthcare for Seniors in Arkansas: Why Healthy Connections Is a Smart Place to Start
Learn how Healthy Connections supports older adults with primary care, preventive services, Medicare Yearly Wellness Visits, medication management, and access to additional services.
Time to Get Your Flu Shot
Flu season is approaching. Learn why early fall is a good time to consider getting your flu shot and how Healthy Connections can help you stay on track.
Why You Shouldn’t Ignore Foot Pain
Foot pain can affect your mobility, balance, and independence. Learn which warning signs deserve attention and when it may be time to see a podiatrist.
Fall Check-In for Seniors: Make the Most of Your Next Visit
An updated medication list, written questions, and notes about recent health changes can help you get more from your next healthcare appointment.
5 Questions to Ask About Medicare and Your Medications
Use these five questions when speaking with your insurance plan, healthcare provider, pharmacist, or certified assister about Medicare and your medications.
Your Fall Health Checklist: What to Schedule Before the Calendar Fills Up
Use this practical checklist to organize primary care, flu planning, dental care, prescription refills, and emotional-health needs before fall calendars fill up.
Healthy Connections Is Here for Your Good Years
Good healthcare is not just about responding when something goes wrong. Regular care can help you monitor ongoing conditions, review medications, address new concerns, and make informed decisions about what comes next.
Healthy Connections provides primary care, Medicare Yearly Wellness Visits, preventive services, medication management, telehealth, podiatry, behavioral health, dental care at select locations, and pharmacy services. Available services vary by location.
Healthy Connections accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans. A sliding-fee scale is available to qualifying patients. Certified assisters can also provide free help with insurance questions and Medicare Savings Program information.
Call 888-710-8220 to find a nearby clinic, confirm available services, or schedule an appointment. Visit www.healthy-connections.org to learn more.
