Your HEALTHmatters

Welcome to Your HEALTHmatters—our member blog that makes keeping up with the latest health news easy! This is where you’ll find the latest benefit information, tips and resources for a healthy, happy you! The top stories are highlighted with images, and you can find more stories listed under them. To read a story, just click the headline or the "Read more" link.

If you have questions about specific content that may affect your health, please contact your healthcare provider.

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  • Water Safety Is For Kids of All Ages

    Jun 24, 2026, 2:46 PM
    Water safety matters — in the bathtub, at the pool, and around beaches and lakes. Keep your whole family safe by following these water safety tips.

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  • Support For Mental Health

    Jun 24, 2026, 2:57 PM
    Taking care of your mental health helps you handle stress, be happier and achieve your goals. You pay $0 for support services like talk therapy, medicines and more.

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Move More This Summer!

Physical activity is anything that gets your body moving. Regular physical activity has many benefits for both the body and mind. It can help you feel better, sleep better, keep a healthy weight and more.

There are so many exciting and fun physical activities you can try! Pick activities that you can enjoy  with family and friends or on your own.

  • Walk or bike in the park. San Mateo County has many beautiful parks where you can connect with nature with trails for all levels of experience – learn more.
  • Take a class or play a sportCheck your City’s Parks and Recreation Department website for a list of physical activity programs and swimming pools at reduced cost for city residents.
  • Dance to the music. San Mateo County has many free concerts and outdoor music. You can go online to find events near you.

No matter what your age or fitness level is, you can find activities you enjoy. Start slow and work your way up to activities that need more effort. Make sure to talk to your primary care provider (PCP) about changes you may want to make to your exercise routines.

A YMCA membership is available to CareAdvantage members at no cost –  learn more