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Alabama veterans to see new treatment option for range of ailments - Vimarsana News

Alabama veterans to see new treatment option for range of ailments

The Alabama Department of Veteran Affairs (ADVA) announced that they have teamed up with Emory Healthcare to further help post-9/11 veterans in areas such as post-traumatic stress disorder.

Source: wsfa.com
Winona Health launches mental health program to deliver advanced therapy interventions - Vimarsana News

Winona Health launches mental health program to deliver advanced therapy interventions

Starting Wednesday, the Intensive Outpatient Program helps adults who are struggling with their mental health but don't need 24-hour inpatient care.

DFW Healthcare Brief: $144 Million Dollar Expansion for Medical City Arlington and a Newly Expanded Emergency Department at Methodist Charlton Medical Center - Vimarsana News

DFW Healthcare Brief: $144 Million Dollar Expansion for Medical City Arlington and a Newly Expanded Emergency Department at Methodist Charlton Medical Center

Plus, Texas Health Arlington Memorial adds more mental health programs, and Texas Health Resources opens two new urgent care facilities.

New Family Services Unit started by Milford Police, Community Impact - Vimarsana News

New Family Services Unit started by Milford Police, Community Impact

Thanks to a state grant, the Milford Police Department and Community Impact have started a Family Services Unit, which will try to help those in need.

Road Home Program at Rush has been changing veterans lives for 9 years - Vimarsana News

Road Home Program at Rush has been changing veterans lives for 9 years

Since opening our doors in March of 2014, the Road Home Program at Rush University Medical Center has been caring for veterans and their families, who are struggling with the invisible wounds of war and life.