Community Connections
What is it?
COACH (Community Outreach Assistance for Children鈥檚 Health) for Kids and Their Families is a pediatric mobile medical and case management program that provides primary health care services to low-income and homeless children and their families. These families face multiple barriers to鈥�
OverviewFindings of a community needs assessment led Owensboro Health, formerly Owensboro Medical Health System, to initiate efforts to improve the health of school age children. The School Health Partnership (SHP) was formed to improve the health of children in Daviess County by conducting health鈥�
OverviewThe RMC Cancer Resource Center was established to provide onsite information, education, support, and hospitality to people going through difficult times. It is intended to support all cancer patients including those newly diagnosed and those undergoing treatment, as well as their family,鈥�
OverviewNorthern Montana Hospital (NMH) is a nonprofit, 49-bed community hospital providing acute care services to residents in north central Montana. NMH is affiliated with Northern Montana Care Center, a 136-bed intermediate care center. Recognizing the increasing age of the population within its鈥�
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Catholic Medical Center鈥檚 Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) Program/Mobile Community Health Team Project is a 鈥渃linic without walls鈥� that provides primary medical care, mental health care, nursing case management, addiction counseling, social services, and health education to homeless鈥�
What is it?The House of Mercy is a 25-bed homeless center that provides homeless families with short-term emergency shelter, clothing, and food, as well as access to housing, jobs, and child care resources. The House of Mercy assesses the needs of each individual and family, obtains appropriate鈥�
What is it?Founded in 1985, First State School (FSS) is an outpatient school operated by Christiana Care Health System in cooperation with the Delaware State Department of Education administered through the Red Clay Consolidated School District. The school enables chronically ill children to get鈥�
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The Interim Care Program (ICP) provides shelters in Placer and Sacramento counties that offer homeless men and women a place to recuperate from their medical conditions following hospital discharge. The same program, but under a different name 鈥� the Transitional Care Program (TCP) 鈥� is鈥�
OverviewAtlantiCare is an integrated system of services designed to help people achieve optimal health. It includes AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center (ARMC), AtlantiCare Health Engagement, the AtlantiCare Foundation, and AtlantiCare Health Services. Its nearly 5,300 employees and 600 physicians鈥�
What is it?The mobile Fire Safety House is a teaching tool for instructing school-age children on how to best respond should their homes catch on fire. With two training rooms, props, and non-toxic smoke, the Fire Safety House teaches children about smoke alarms, checking doors, two ways out, and鈥�