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  • Civilian Health Promotion Services will host a "Move More" physical activity challenge for active duty service members and federal civilians at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., throughout September and October. (U.S. Air Force graphic by the Air Force Materiel Command Health & Wellness Team)

    CHPS promotes 'Move More' physical activity challenge

    Improve the way you feel and function by participating in the Civilian Health Promotion Services “Move More” Challenge throughout September and October. Being physically active is essential to prevent and reduce risks of many diseases and improve physical and mental health. Participants will receive a free CHPS performance training t-shirt at the initial check-in with CHPS staff.
  • The Civilian Health Promotion Services and Employee Assistance Program's from Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., will host a joint wellness course via Zoom April 27. The collaborative presentation will explore how physical and mental health contribute to overall wellness. (Graphic courtesy of Hanscom Civilian Health Promotions Service )

    CHPS, EAP to host joint wellness course

    The Civilian Health Promotion Services and Employee Assistance Program here will host a joint wellness course via Zoom April 27 at 12 p.m.
  • The Civilian Health Promotion Service at Hanscom Air Force Base, Mass., is hosting a DOWNSIZED challenge this spring to promote healthy lifestyles, nutrition, and physical activity. (Courtesy graphic)

    CHPS hosts DOWNSIZED challenge

    Civilian Health Promotion Services here invites federal civilians and active duty members to participate in the DOWNSIZED weight management challenge this spring.
  • Physical distancing and isolation can present certain challenges, such as spending days or weeks at home with limited resources, stimulation, and social contact. (Courtesy Photo)

    Coping with social isolation

    While the most immediate threat from COVID-19 is the physical health of those infected, the pandemic will also have wide-ranging effects on the social and mental health of others living through the crisis.
  • The Air Force Civilian Health Promotion Services is now offering virtual health and wellness resources to the workforce at www.USAFWellness.com.

    Hanscom CHPS offers virtual resources, summer health hazards

    The Air Force Civilian Health Promotion Services is now offering virtual health and wellness resources to the workforce. The CHPS program offers federal civilians a multitude of services that improve productivity, promote healthy living and enhance the quality of life through screenings and educational classes. While Department of Defense civilians are eligible for all resources, many are also available to military members.
  • AFMC Health and Wellness

    AFMC promotes wellness screening campaign

    During the month of February, Air Force Materiel Command is launching its “Do You Know Your Numbers” wellness screening campaign. The purpose of the campaign is to raise awareness of the importance of knowing your numbers to help prevent chronic diseases such diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease.
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