Member Education Materials
HPSM produces a range of print materials to educate our members about specific health topics and programs we offer. These materials are compiled here and presented as downloadable PDFs that you can read online or print out. Materials available to be downloaded in other languages can be found here. To get print copies mailed to you, or to request a copy in a language not listed, please email healtheducation@hpsm.org or call 650-616-2165.
Special edition newsletters
Our “Be Healthy” member newsletters are filled with tips and resources about different health topics. Each eight-page booklet is a practical guide that presents information in an easy-to-use printed format. Anyone can read and download the newsletters here. HPSM members can get print copies mailed to them by calling the Health Education Unit at 650-616-2165.
Special-edition diabetes newsletter
This eight-page booklet is filled with tips to help patients manage their diabetes and stay healthy. It includes diabetes ABCs, a diabetes control checklist, a guide to online and local resources, plus much more. To get a print copy mailed to you, call the Health Education Unit at 650-616-2165.
Special-edition mental health newsletter
Taking care of your mental health can help you feel better and be at your best. Our eight-page mental health newsletter is a resource you can use to recharge, get care and develop a more positive mindset. To get a print copy mailed to you, call the Health Education Unit at 650-616-2165.
Special-edition quit tobacco newsletter!
Our eight-page quit tobacco newsletter is designed to help those who smoke, vape or chew break the habit. It explains the benefits of quitting, the six steps to building a personalized quit plan and the resources that can help people quit. To get a print copy mailed to you, call the Health Education Unit at 650-616-2165.
Programs for older adults and members with disabilities
HPSM partners with several organizations in and around San Mateo County to provide programs focused on supporting the health and well-being of our members who are older or have disabilities. Learn more about these programs and who is eligible below.
HomeAdvantage
This program provides eligible CareAdvantage members with routine home visits, urgent on-call treatment, 24/7 phone access to providers, transition support after a hospital visit and more. Learn more.
Wider Circle
This program helps older adults make new friends and develop healthy habits by attending fun social events in their community. Learn more.