The Chatham County Health Department offers immunizations, disease prevention, maternal health, environmental health inspections, and communicable disease control services to Savannah residents.
Charter Oak Health Center is a Federally Qualified Health Center providing primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services with sliding scale fees for underserved Connecticut communities.
Charlie Health IOP is an intensive virtual mental health program for ages 13-28 combining individual therapy, group sessions, and psychiatric care. It offers more support than weekly therapy while allowing patients to live at home.
Chapters Health System is an integrated healthcare organization providing primary care, specialty care, telehealth, and urgent care across multiple locations with focus on accessible patient care.
A Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) is a credentialed health professional who promotes health and prevents disease through evidence-based education and advocacy across hospitals, schools, nonprofits, and public health agencies.
RHIA certification validates expertise in health information management. Obtain it by earning a bachelor’s degree from an AHIMA-accredited program and passing the RHIA exam administered by the American Health Information Management Association.
Central Behavioral Health provides mental health and substance abuse treatment through inpatient, outpatient, and emergency psychiatric care across multiple state facilities.
The Center for Lifetime Health is a healthcare facility focused on preventive medicine and comprehensive wellness services. They offer primary care, preventive screenings, chronic disease management, and lifestyle medicine programs.
Center for Family Health in Jackson, MI provides primary care, preventive services, and family medicine to the Jackson community. It offers comprehensive medical services including chronic disease management and behavioral health support.
Cat food for urinary health contains controlled magnesium, phosphorus, and increased moisture to prevent FLUTD. Prescription options treat existing conditions; OTC foods provide prevention.
