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Acute Care Hospital, services include medical, surgical, intensive care, coronary care, intensive care, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, occupational therapy, laboratory and radiology, psychiatry, outpatient department, outpatient surgery, oncology, skilled care. Also offers teaching programs and classes. This facility is licensed for 36 skilled nursing facility/nursing facility beds

Inova Breast Cancer Program provides breast cancer care from risk assessment and prevention to diagnosis and treatment.

Camp Baker offers a day summer camp, weekend and emergency respite, for children and adults with developmental disabilities. The camp is located on a 22-acre wooded site in Chesterfield County, VA. Year-round and seasonal recreation and training activities include swimming, music, hiking, arts and crafts, community outings, horseback riding, and canoeing.

The center offers a variety of programs and activities to adults 55 years of age and older who are city residents. The center also provide transporation services.

Offers respiratory and oxygen therapy, home medical equipment, diabetic supplies, enteral nutrition, and personal emergency response systems.

Counseling on the Affordable Care Act and how it will impact the community. This is a free service to all community members. Certified Health Care Navigators are here to answer your questions or to help you navigate the Health Insurance Marketplace. Medicaid enrollment is always open. The Healthcare Insurance Marketplace open enrollment is open November 1 - January 15th. However some individuals may be eligible for special enrollment outside this period. Please call to determine if you qualify.

Day in the Park - Community event for the public benefit. Activities for children and families. Usually held in Miller Park in September.

*BY REFERRAL ONLY**** Provides a week's worth of groceries to people in need who live in Salem, Vinton, and Roanoke County. Most clients are eligible to come in every 30 days. Provide a nutritional balance of meats, fruits, vegetables, carbohydrates and dairy to families who are referred to us by government agencies, medical facilities, schools, and churches.

A food pantry for families and individuals available once per month per family/individual.

Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, and exploitation of adults 60 years of age or older and incapacitated adults age 18 or older. If protective services are needed and accepted by the individual, local Adult Protective Services social workers may arrange for a wide variety of health, housing, social and legal services to stop the mistreatment or prevent further mistreatment. Services offered may include home-based care, transportation, adult day services, adult foster care, nutrition services and legal intervention in order to protect the adult. Services may also be arranged for individuals in emergency situations who lack the capacity to consent to services.

Hope Center Ministries offers a 12-month residential recovery program for individuals seeking freedom from substance use disorders. The service provides a structured, live-in environment that includes vocational training, life skills development, and faith-based support. Participants follow a daily schedule focused on building accountability, routine, and personal responsibility. The program also coordinates with courts, probation officers, and referral partners when applicable, offering a consistent setting that supports long-term recovery and successful reintegration into the community.

Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Treatment Services provide persons with substance abuse problems and their families, treatment in a supportive and challenging environment. A variety of tracts are available to best accommodate the clinical needs of those served. Specialty tracts are also available for women, adolescents, and individuals involved in the criminal justice system, as well as individuals with co-occurring mental health disorders.

Provides an informal educational programs for girls, developing their maximum potential and decision-making skills. Also provides a comprehensive program by which youth and adults develop character, citizenship, mental and physical fitness, which are reinforced through mentoring, advancement, activities, and outdoor programs.

Operates two program types; Early Head Start and Head Start. 1) Early Head Start serves pregnant women and infants to 36 months of age. 2) Head Start serves children 3 years old to school age. Two program options for each program type; Home based services and center based services. Pregnant women are only served in our home based option. Center based services provide all the EHS and HS services to children ages one month to school age in a group setting. Early Head Start operates year round programs. In Head Start, offers both full year and part year (operate Aug; May) options. Waiting lists are maintained for all program options. Eligibility is base on family income. To enroll your child you must complete Kids Central's application and provide proof of income, immunization records and a birth record of your child. Haysi office telephone: 276-865-5771

Protects elderly and impaired adults from abuse, neglect, and exploitation; enables adults to remain in the least restrictive setting; and assess Medicaid eligible adults for nursing home placement.

Outpatient counseling available for a variety of mental health issues. Most insurances accepted. Individual, couples, and family counseling offered for ages 5 and up. Self pay available. Specialties include trauma and abuse, faith based counseling, and dissociation.

The HEAL Program Literacy for Life provides an 8-week course for both ABE and ESOL adults that increases their knowledge of current healthcare topics, medical terminology, standard processes and practices. Depending on the learning level of the student, HEAL courses are taught at three different levels (Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced). Students learn to: Describe symptoms to a doctor Read and understand medication instruction Know when to use Urgent Care instead of Emergency Room Understand and fill out medical forms Ask medical staff questions to understand what the diagnosis, prescription and next steps are Identify lifestyle changes to improve health Literacy for Life also provides HEAL training to medical staff that raises awareness about the issue of low health literacy and gives practical tools and strategies for working with patients that can be used immediately. The presentation is interactive, engaging, and packed with information. Key topics include: Identifying low literate patients Communicating clearly and effectively Creating easy-to-read materials Checking for comprehension Being culturally sensitive

Services include interdisciplinary diagnostic assessment by a team of physician, nurse, social worker, educational consultant, and psychologist, diagnosis, care planning, and care coordination.

Protects the public's health by engaging in a wide variety of inspection, permitting, and testing services, including: Drinking Water Inspection, Permitting, and Surveillance; Food Establishment Sanitation check out your favorite restaurant's latest inspection results by going to www.healthspace.ca/vdh; Insect and Rodent Control; Institutional Sanitation; Migrant Labor Camp Sanitation; Milk Sanitation; Rabies Prevention and Control; Sewage Disposal Sanitation; Tourist Establishment Sanitation.

Coordinates plans for emergency action and services in the event of national or natural disaster. Provides for manpower and equipment in the event of a disaster.

The Sexual & Domestic Violence program provides solution-focused trauma-informed individual counseling and groups, hospital accompaniment, legal referral and accompaniment and a 24-hour hotline. Counselors meet with clients in our downtown office or at various locations in the Richmond Metro area and Chesterfield.

Provides books and other materials, specialized collections, programs and services for the informational, educational and recreational needs of children, adults and special populations.

Takes applications for children's car seats for individuals who are eligible for Medicaid or meet income limits, and who are in the last trimester of pregnancy or have a child under 12 months old.

Environmental Health Specialists work to protect the community's health and the environment. These professionals work to reduce the risk of foodborne illness outbreaks by conducting restaurant inspections, protect ground and surface water through a permitting process, prevent and control rabies in collaboration with local county animal control officers, and refer citizens to informational resources. Use this website as a guide for more information on environmental health services.

Provides material circulation including books, large print, video, digital resources, newspapers, and magazines. Offers reference service, photo copying services, and programs and films for adults and children. Access to meeting room and teleconferencing capabilities. Public computers and internet access available.