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Healthy School Program

A partnership with IEHP to better serve our students and their families

Parents, we want to let you know about a fantastic program designed to support the health and well-being of your children and entire family! The Healthy School Program is a dedicated partnership between Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) and the Palm Springs Unified School District (PSUSD). Together, we are committed to keeping students healthy, engaged, and ready to succeed.

Through this program, you and your child are personally connected at low to no-cost health care and resources for your whole family.

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Health Navigator Program

What is it? The Healthy School Program connects students and their families with Health Navigators. Health Navigators are certified Community Health Workers who meet with students and their families to help them access no-cost health care, mental health resources, wellness exams, and essentials like food, clothing, and housing. This program aims to remove barriers to student success by addressing health issues early, which helps improve attendance and focus.

 

FAQs

Below is a summary of frequently asked questions about the Healthy Schools Program:

Have additional questions?

 

Alma
Meet your Health Navigator, Alma! Alma is here to help you and your family navigate the program and access the resources you need.
To connect with a Health Navigator, you can:

 

Speak to school staff: Talk to a teacher, front office staff, or health staff at your school. They can help you get connected.

Visit Online: Visit iehp.org/schools. This website may provide further details on how to get started or any available forms.