High blood pressure is often silent with no obvious symptoms. In fact, it’s estimated that one in five people don’t know they have high blood pressure. Talk to your doctor about how often you should check your blood pressure.

Trips to the pool can be fun for kids, but stressful for parents. Learn ways to keep your child safe and enjoy the water. bit.ly/3rgJZMD

Buckeye in the news! Dr. Kambelos, medical director for Buckeye, joined FOX28 to discuss the impacts of high blood pressure on our short- and long-term health. Listen to his advice: bit.ly/447jqI6

Snack time can be healthy. Swap out fresh fruits and veggies for packaged foods. Try these ideas: bit.ly/3XF6O8S

Sunday, July 30 is Buckeye Health Plan Day at the #OhioStateFair ! Come see us at our tent near the Cardinal Gate for fun giveaways! #BuckeyeHealthy

When Buckeye member Kacey became pregnant, Buckeye was with her every step of the way. Learn more about her story and Buckeye’s Medicaid coverage: bit.ly/3K16vzF

Buckeye Care Manager Kendra says, “It is an honor to support Peyton’s family and other Ohio families throughout their health journeys.” Learn about Peyton’s story: bit.ly/445CC9k

Asthma is a treatable condition that affects millions in the U.S. alone. It’s important to use appropriate medications to treat it. Learn more: bit.ly/3PBx01Y

High blood pressure is the silent killer: it doesn’t always come with warning signs! Have a medical professional measure your levels regularly. Find a doctor near you: bit.ly/3JxWUzY

Talk with your doctor about your blood pressure levels and the steps you can take to lower them: bit.ly/3CIKiSI

Heart disease and cancer are the most common causes of death for men. Buckeye Health Plan’s benefits can help you detect problems early and get treatment. Learn about each at bit.ly/3JuVMgr

Men: When was the last time you had a check-up? Buckeye Health Plan says now’s the time. Buckeye members earn $75 in rewards for well visits! Learn why at bit.ly/3PLfOHF

This Father’s Day, encourage your dad to put his health first by going to the doctor each year. Learn why this check-up is so important from Buckeye Health Plan at bit.ly/3P2xJZO

Looking to have fun with Dad this Father’s Day? Try a heart-healthy activity. Get outside. Play Dad’s favorite sport, go for a walk or run or take a bike ride.

During Men’s Health Month, Buckeye encourages men to get and stay healthy. Learn about men’s unique health risks and get #BuckeyeHealthy tips at bit.ly/42tG1Ng

“When I was given my options for insurance, I realized that Buckeye would give us more as individuals and as a family,” says Buckeye member Peyton. Learn more about the Medicaid plan with more: bit.ly/3BJ39N8

When Buckeye member Kacey became pregnant, Buckeye was with her every step of the way. Learn more about her story and Buckeye’s Medicaid coverage: bit.ly/3We91Y1

Get the support you need when you need it. Our coverage is designed to care for the whole you. Learn more at bit.ly/41QxPX4

Little changes can make a big difference towards a healthier diet. Comment a small change that you can make today. Maybe it’s switching high salt and sugary snacks for a serving of fruit or vegetables. #BuckeyeHealth

In the U.S., over 2.5 million youth have severe depression. Buckeye makes sure kids have the mental health support they need. During Mental Health Awareness Month, get care that works for your family. Learn more: bit.ly/42Ce1YO