We want to empower all community members to enjoy the healthiest lifestyle possible. We are dedicated to providing health and outreach services to meet the needs of our community.
Health Counseling Schedule
Our department provides free health screening, counseling, education and referrals.
Our staff is also active all year participating in community, faith organization, and school health fairs and events, working with many community-based organizations, health clinics and schools. These interactions inform the hospital about community health needs and allow us to respond with appropriate services.
For more information call Huntington Hospital Community Outreach at (626) 397-3376.
Health Counseling
Our registered nurses work in partnership with other community agencies to determine the community’s needs and what can be done to help meet those needs. Free health counseling and screenings for diabetes and hypertension are provided at a variety of community sites every month.
Throughout the year we participate in health fairs, providing free health education for disease prevention and management, and maintaining a healthful lifestyle. We also hold over 30 free annual flu shot clinics throughout the community – providing an average of 2,500 flu shots annually.
Diabetes Empowerment and Education Program (DEEP)
Need help managing pre-diabetes or diabetes? This program encourages lifestyle changes while learning about the condition and how it affects health. Join us for this free self-management course offered in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Registration is required for this 6-week series.
To learn more about the next start date: Contact Fatima Rojas at (626) 397-3376.
Diabetes Support Group
Hosted by Huntington Health Community Outreach
Tuesdays: October 28; November 25; and December 23, 2025, January 27; February 24; March 24; April 28; May 26; and June 23, 2026, 5:30 – 7 p.m.
• Support group is to be held monthly. • A light meal will be provided for attendees, free of cost.
Research Conference Center 734 S. Fairmount Ave., Pasadena, CA 91105 Use the east parking structure across from the emergency department. Parking will be validated
During flu season we help Pasadena residents and our neighbors throughout the San Gabriel Valley and surrounding communities take steps to guard against the the flu.
In response to the national fentanyl poisoning crisis, Huntington Health launched a free fentanyl education program for the community. Huntington-affiliated emergency department physician Ted Peck, MD, and clinical pharmacist specialist Evan Adintori, PharmD, BCPS, and its community outreach team are spearheading the program, which offers free seminars to parents at local schools, and to the public at community centers and libraries.
The seminars cover the dangers of fentanyl, the pervasiveness of the drug in the community and what to do if someone overdoses. They also provide information about Narcan, a nasal spray used to reverse or reduce the effects of opioids. Training for administering Narcan for a fentanyl poisoning is offered as well.
In an effort to constantly improve the quality of health counseling and asthma education and management services that we provide to our community, we monitor our performance against a series of standardized benchmarks that are aimed at improving community care.
Current Year (Updated Quarterly)
COMMUNITY OUTREACH HEALTH COUNSELING
2017
2018
2019
Community sites visited monthly for health screenings/counseling
16
17
14
Annual visits to community sites for health screenings/counseling
161
165
135
Health Counseling Clients screened/counseled during health counseling visits Blood pressure and blood glucose screenings combined