
ALT Smiling older woman jogging outdoors holding a water bottle, promoting nicotine quitting support from Ohio Department of Health. The image of an older man and a woman, running outside in a park and looking happy. Text on the photo reads: Quitting nicotine is possible; free help is available when you are ready! Quitline photo number: 1-800-Quit-Now. Quitline website: Ohioquits.org

ALT Quote from a pediatrician about protecting her daughter from RSV with preventive antibody after birth, set against a medical icon background. "A couple of years later, when I became pregnant with my daughter, we were eager to protect her from RSV. She received the RSV preventive antibody shortly after birth. -Alison, pediatrician, whose child was sickened with RSV before immunizations were available.

ALT Poster urging Cuyahoga County voters to fund developmental disability services and health services in the November 3rd election with the following text: Your health, your community, your vote. Public health is on the ballot. Cuyahoga County voters will decide funding for Issue 10, services for people with developmental disabilities, and Issue 11, health and human services. Make your voting plan. Register by October 5; early voting begins October 6; Election Day is November 3.

ALT Flier with an animated festival scene featuring Black and Brown community members of all ages smiling, enjoying treats, and connecting. Text reads: Sweet Treats Information and Wellness Fair. Saturday October 10, 2026 from 12:00PM to 4:00Pm. Morning Start Baptist Church at 10250 Shaker Blvd, Cleveland, OH 44104.

ALT Image of an African American male doctor speaking with an African American woman in a doctor's office, reviewing medical information. Text on the image states, "Health Literacy: Understanding My Care—questions to help you understand your care and make confident decisions.

ALT Text: How to use this booklet For health care providers: • Offer the booklet to patients at check-in or discharge • Use the cards to reinforce understanding and follow-up care • Review questions together to encourage dialogue For patients: • Take this with you to any medical appointment • Review this before and after your visit • Use this to take notes or set reminders • Ask for an interpreter. It is YOUR right. Reminder There’s no such thing as a bad question. Asking questions helps you understand and take charge of your health!



























