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Measles Symptoms? Call First.

If you or someone in your family develops symptoms related to measles (fever accompanied by a rash that begins on the face), do NOT visit a healthcare facility. Call the number below or use the link to download the Intermountain ConnectCare app to speak with a medical provider.

Click and connect: https://intermountainhealthcare.org/services/virtual-care/urgent-care

Call: 801-442-2610

Frequently asked questions about measles (PDF)

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(English) | (Spanish)

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The Summit County rain barrel sale is live, and now is the perfect time to make a simple change that saves water at home. Summit County residents can purchase a discounted rain barrel to collect rainwater for landscaping, gardening, and more. Rain barrels are easy to set up and include a locking lid, mosquito screen, and 3/4” valve that connects to a garden hose for practical use. Rain barrels help reduce outdoor water use, support healthier local waterways, and make the most of the rain that falls on your property instead of sending it away as runoff. Come see a rain barrel in action at the USU Extension office and see just how easy it is to get started! Learn more and place your order by clicking the link in our bio.

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March is National Nutrition Month! Our WIC Program Director, Jennifer, is here to shed some insight on how to get your kids to eat fruits and veggies, as well as some tips to manage your own diet. Head to the link in our bio to learn more and schedule an appointment with our WIC team.

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The Summit County rain barrel sale is live! Right now, Summit County residents can purchase a discounted rain barrel to collect rainwater at home for landscaping, gardening, and more. Each barrel comes with a locking lid, mosquito screen, and 3/4” valve that can be connected to a garden hose for easy setup. Barrels will be distributed on Wednesday, May 6th at Mountain Regional Water. For more information, reach out to the Summit County Sustainability Division. To place your order, click the link in our bio.

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Colleen from our WIC team provides insight on some health tips for National Nutrition Month. Here's what we learned: - Many people are iron deficient. You can include more iron in your diet by eating more meat (fish, chicken, turkey, etc), cereal, bread, tortillas, rice, and pasta. - You need sufficient Vitamin C in your daily diet to properly absorb iron. - Practice mindful eating! You can do this by refraining from eating while watching TV or when on your computer. Visit the link in our bio to learn more.

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Early and frequent smartphone use is linked to shorter sleep duration, disrupted circadian rhythms, and higher rates of anxiety and depression in adolescents. Notifications, social media, and nighttime screen exposure all interfere with healthy sleep, which is essential for mental health. Better sleep starts with less screen time. Learn more by clicking the link in our bio.

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