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Health & Wellness

New! Introducing HealthHub by WebMD Ignite

At MHS Health Wisconsin we know your health and the health of your
family is important to you. Access to trusted information can help you on your health journey. Find the info you need, when you need it with these digital health and wellness resources available to you at no cost.

HealthHub

Helping you make informed health choices.

  • Learn about health. Find easy-to-understand information about specific health topics or search by health groups like kids and older adults.
  • Stay informed. Find the latest news, studies, and tips for living your healthiest life. 

Symptom Checker  

 Enter your symptoms and find out:

  • What could your symptoms mean?
  • When you should seek care.
  • How you might be able to relieve your symptoms at home. 

HealthAdvisors

Learn about your health risks. 

  • Fill out a quiz to find out your risk for different illnesses or injuries.
  • Get advice on how to stay healthy and what to do next based on your results.

HealthInteractive

Find out more about certain conditions with on-screen Digital Assistants.

  • Not sure where to start? Digital Assistants help guide you through the info you need to know about your condition. 
  • Access this guided information for topics like Asthma, COPD, Diabetes, Heart Failure, Hip Replacement or Knee Replacement.

Staying healthy starts with prevention


Top 3 reasons to vaccinate

  1. Vaccines help protect you from getting sick with illnesses like the flu and COVID.
  2. They keep you healthy and stop the spread of illness to your family and friends.
  3. Getting vaccinated is a safe and smart way to stay strong and feel your best.

Talk with your doctor about which vaccines are right for you.

Visit HealthHub's Prevention Planner page to learn more about vaccines by age and gender.
 

Baby at doctor for a check up

Infants and Toddlers

Vaccines are very important for babies up to age 2. They help protect them from serious diseases while their bodies are still growing.

Children and Teens

HPV and other vaccines are important for kids and teens. They help protect against many illnesses, including some cancers, that can happen later in life.

Adults and Seniors

Vaccines like those for pneumonia and shingles help protect older adults from llnesses that can cause long-term pain, hospital stays, or even death.

Families

Be sure to get the right vaccines for your age. And each year, protect yourself and those around you from illnesses like Covid and the flu.