The Health We Forgot to Build

What if we built health before illness? Join us for a free evening on prevention, metabolic health, healthy aging & wellness. What if we stopped waiting until something was wrong to start thinking about our health? The Health We Forgot to Build is a free community wellness conversation hosted by Divine Rejuvenation Medical Aesthetics & Wellness and led by Maria Ureña, MSN, MHA, FNP, Family Nurse Practitioner, healthcare executive, and founder of Divine Rejuvenation. We spend a tremendous amount of time talking about healthcare—but far less time talking about how we actually build health. This intimate community event is designed to change that conversation. Together, we'll explore prevention, metabolic health, healthy aging, health literacy, and the everyday decisions that can influence our health long before they become a diagnosis. What to expect Know Your Numbers Start with a complimentary blood pressure check and learn about important health metrics you should know and discuss with your healthcare provider. Personalized Skin Consultation Receive a brief skin assessment and learn about healthy-aging strategies and options for maintaining healthy, radiant skin. Ask the NP Have a brief educational conversation with Maria Ureña, MSN, MHA, FNP. Bring the health or wellness question you've been meaning to ask. Ask the NP is educational and does not replace an individualized medical evaluation or establish a treatment plan. The Health We Forgot to Build — Community Conversation Maria will lead a practical conversation about prevention, metabolic health, healthy aging, health literacy, and why building health shouldn't begin only after something goes wrong. Connect & Enjoy Meet the Divine Rejuvenation team, enjoy light bites and refreshments, and connect with others in our community. This isn't a sales presentation. It's an evening designed to help you ask better questions, understand your health more clearly, and think differently about what it means to build health. Come curious. Bring your questions. Bring a friend. Admission is complimentary. Space is limited and registration is required.