Don't get sick this 4th of July holiday! Follow these tips to prevent food poisoning - and visit our website for more Summer safety tips! wellesleyma.gov/2062/Summer-… @TownOfWellesley @WellesleyFire @WellesleyPolice @Wellesley_Patch @swellesley
Happy 4th from the Wellesley Health Department! Celebrate safely with these tips and be sure to sign up to get our monthly updates: wellesleyma.gov/list.aspx @TownOfWellesley @WellesleyFire @WellesleyPolice @Wellesley_Patch @swellesley
Frozen fruit recall: Sold at Target, Whole Foods, Aldi, Trader Joe's and Walmart. fda.gov/safety/recalls-marke… @TownOfWellesley
Keep Well Clinics Summer schedule is up! Keep Well clinics are open to residents at all locations. Have your blood pressure monitored
and health questions answered. @TownOfWellesley @Wellesley_Patch @WellesleyPolice
Wellesley Health Department retweeted
Morses Pond Beach Activities: Morses Pond beach will be open with lifeguards on duty beginning on June 26. Seasonal passes or resident daily passes may be purchased online for swimming, beach activities, and storytime days. dlvr.it/Sr1Mtd
Wellesley Health Department retweeted
It's #InternationalYogaDay🧘♀️
Take a moment to
✅ Enjoy a pose
✅ Breathe slowly
✅ Tune into yourself!
Learn more about the health benefits of #Yoga
#TraditionalMedicine
Wellesley Health Department retweeted
☀️🏖️ Happy first day of summer! The solstice officially arrives at 10:57 AM. boston25news.com/weather/
June is Internet Safety Month. Check out tips and ideas below!
@TownOfWellesley @WellesleyPolice @WellesleyPS
Wellesley residents enjoy fire safety class! Be sure to sign up to receive updates about events like this! wellesleyma.gov/list.aspx (scroll down). @TownOfWellesley @WellesleyFire @swellesley
Wellesley Health Department retweeted
Take steps to keep your family safe from ticks and the illnesses they can cause. Learn more at mass.gov/MosquitoesAndTicks
The 6/2 Keep Well clinic at Weston Road and 6/20 Keep Well clinic at River Street are cancelled. If you need help with blood pressure or other issues contact the Public Health Nurse at 781-235-0135. Visit the website for upcoming dates:wellesleyma.gov/890/Keep-Wel…. @TownOfWellesley
Just being there for someone can make all the difference! Visit this website for ways to support someone in need: samhsa.gov/families
Don't forget to stop by and say hi to our Social Workers at the Library this Thursday at 2:00! @TownOfWellesley #MHAM2023
Peloton recalls 2 million bikes. Model PL01. Visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission website for more information. cpsc.gov/Recalls/2023/Peloto… @TownOfWellesley
Listeria alert from @MassDPH. Discard mung bean sprouts from Chang Farm & Nature's Wonder due to listeria contamination concerns. #WellesleyMa #publichealth #foodsafety
Wellesley Health Department retweeted
Health Department Spring 2023 Update: Read the Spring 2023 update from the Health Department with information on ticks and mosquitoes, allergies and asthma, and the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency. dlvr.it/SnT2kB
May 4th-don't miss your chance to sign up-space is limited as we will be working with live fire! Register here: forms.gle/24Phsqd1thyUNzoD7 @TownOfWellesley @swellesley @WellesleyFire @WellesleyPS @WellesleyPolice @Wellesley_Patch
Wellesley Health Department retweeted
Don’t forget to focus on self-care for your mental and physical health. Here are some ways to take care of yourself one small way each day.
May 4th! Space is limited so register now to save your spot! @TownOfWellesley @WellesleyFire @WellesleyPolice @Wellesley_Patch @WellesleyPS @WellesleyPolice @swellesley
Wellesley Health Department retweeted
The most common oral diseases are
🦷 tooth decay
👄 gum disease
🦷 tooth loss
👄 oral cancers
Untreated tooth decay is the single most common condition globally, affecting over 2.5 billion people.
Learn more bit.ly/3V6PyGT #OralHealth


















