News Release

WARSAW AND KENDALLVILLE — If you are looking to make a long-term change after years of struggling to drop troublesome weight and feel healthier, My Best Health could help.

This program from the Parkview Center for Healthy Living can give you a boost in making healthy lifestyle behavior changes. Residents of Noble and Kosciusko counties can submit an application to enroll in My Best Health, which offers the benefit of professional support — virtually or in person — and resources from a team of professionals, including wellness coach, registered nurse, registered dietitian and personal trainer.

The goal of the program is to prevent, stop and reverse chronic diseases, such as obesity, while increasing healthy behaviors such as physical activity and healthful eating, and improving overall personal well-being. The My Best Health team meets each participant where they are in their personal health journey and works to help them set attainable goals.

The program is presented in partnership with the Parkview Warsaw YMCA in Kosciusko County and the Cole Center Family YMCA in Noble County.

“We are very grateful for the support of these local YMCAs in helping us offer area residents a powerful way to improve their lives,” said Taylor Yoder, community health improvement manager for Parkview Noble Hospital in Kendallville.

Melissa Buesching, community outreach coordinator for the Parkview Center for Healthy Living in Warsaw, agreed. “We really value our relationships with these organizations,” Buesching said. “We share a commitment to helping people lead healthier, more fulfilling lives, so this partnership is a natural.”

Applications for My Best Health will be accepted through Friday, July 28. Space is limited in each county. Applications can be found at www.parkview.com/mybesthealth.

Cost for the six-month program is $300 per participant.

For more information, contact the Parkview Center for Healthy Living at (260) 347-8125