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Plan First is Virginia’s limited-benefit Medicaid program that provides free family planning services to women and men who do not qualify for full-benefit Medicaid. Members are mailed a Plan First ID card with their name and ID number on it. This card must be shown to the doctor, clinic, or pharmacy before receiving care. Only family planning services will be covered. What Does Plan First Cover? • Yearly physical exams for family planning including a PAP test • Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) testing • Family planning education & counseling • Birth control methods provided by a doctor or obtained with a prescription such as contraceptive implants, rings, patches, IUDs, birth control pills, diaphragms, Depo Provera, and condoms • Sterilization (tubal ligations and vasectomies) • Non-Emergency transportation to family planning services, including to pick up a family planning prescription

Services offered: * Screening and diagnosis; * Preventive care for respiratory infections; * Medical treatment; * Medical physicals; * Laboratory services; * Patient education; * Pulmonary rehabilitation; * Spirometry; * Smoking cessation; * Audiometry; * Oximetrey * Benefits counseling and lay advocacy support, a benefit which extends to widows of miners. Secures Federal Black Lung Benefits for coal miners and their widows. Works collaboratively with each patient's primary health care provider to ensure that medical treatment is on-going and meeting the patient's needs. Those patients without a primary care physician will be referred to a physician of their choice or a Stone Mountain Health Services Provider.

Childcare Financial Assistance is employment retention assistance for the working parents served by STOP. The goal of this initiative is to help relieve the financial burden endured by low and moderate income working parents due to childcare costs. Funded to Serve the Cities of Chesapeake, Franklin, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Virginia Beach and the Counties of Isle of Wight and Southampton

Volunteers provide service in a variety of ways. Some opportunities involve interacting directly with patients and visitors and some opportunities are more behind-the-scenes. There are three different volunteer programs for adults (non-students), college students (undergraduate or graduate level), and junior volunteers (high school students).

Provides financial assistance for child care to income-eligible applicants.

Diagnosis of hearing loss and the selection and fitting of appropriate amplification including the latest digital hearing aid technology.

Provides periodic support to adults with intellectual, developmental and other disabilities so that they may live independently in their own home or the home of their family in the community.

The Stryker Center includes a theatre, art gallery, and meeting rooms. The library is located at the Williamsburg Municipal Center with free parking.

The police department is a local government organization serving Ashland, Virginia, providing law enforcement, crime prevention, legal rights and community information, and education. Facility is completely accessible to the physically handicapped. Off street parking is available.

Offers a collection of Virginia-focused law books, as well as online access to several legal databases. Staff offers informational assistance and will guide legal research requests, but may not give legal advice or prepare documents for visitors or callers. Books do not circulate. Facility offers public access to computers and a scanner-to-thumbdrive service, and (for a per-page fee) to printers, copiers, and fax.

Offers a self-help rehabilitation program designed to meet the needs of individuals who have a history of mental illness. The program operates as a club where members are voluntary participants and contributors. They carry out the work of the house, vote on decisions effecting the club and provide mutual support to each other.

A public welfare agency that determines applicants' eligibility for TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families), a direct payment assistance program for families with children in which the child is deprived of maintenance, care, and guidance due to the absence of a parent or parents or the in-home parent's inability to provide maintenance, care, and guidance.

A community-based outreach and prevention program designed to reduce suicide risk and improve mental health and wellbeing for veterans and their families in need.

Provides comprehensive nursing care ranging from a short rehabilitative stay to extended long-term care. The Recovery & Care Center is licensed to participate in both the Medicare and Medicaid programs, and is a contracted provider for most major insurances and managed care plans. The Rehab Center at Richfield provides short-term, skilled nursing and rehabilitation services to patients who are still recovering from surgery, injury or illness and serves as a bridge between a hospital stay and the patient's return home. The Rehab Center offers all private rooms certified for Medicare Part A and private insurance only. The Rehab Center and the Recovery & Care Center has assembled a team of caring, knowledgeable healthcare professionals. Services are coordinated and directed by a leadership team that includes the Administrator, Assistant Administrator and Director of Nursing. Services are delivered by an interdisciplinary care team composed of nursing staff, physicians, social workers, life enrichment staff, a registered dietitian, physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech therapists.

Offers a variety of services designed to empower victims of domestic violence and to create a community of support. Services include emergency, temporary housing to victims of domestic violence in need of safety, a 24 Hour Crisis Hotline for victims and survivors, free individual and group counseling to residents of the Shelter and to any community member seeking assistance in dealing with domestic violence, support groups, legal advocacy, Transitional Housing and Case Management. For Counseling, legal advice or administration, please call 434-963-4676 For Shelter Services, please call 434-293-8509

Veterans representatives are available to help with issues related to transitioning from a military career to civilian employment. Comprehensive career services can encompass help job referral, job training, and job placement assistance.

Maintains all records for voter registration. Administers elections for the City of Fairfax.

Brings people and information together in a cost-effective manner so that citizens may enrich their own lives. The library encourages and fosters reading at all age levels, whether for recreation or information, support education and life long learning, and helps the public obtain information.

Provides a general circulating collection of library materials including books, periodicals, videos, DVDs, books on tape, CDs, and a local history and genealogy collection. Offers a summer reading program for children under age 12.

The Protection and Advocacy for Individuals with Mental Illness Act funds this program to provide legal and advocacy services for people with mental illness who live in a hospital or other facility providing care and treatment for their illness. People who have problems while being taken to or from a facility, getting admitted to a facility, or within 90 days of leaving a facility may also be eligible for PAIMI services. Depending on federal funding levels, persons with mental illness who live in the community independently or with family or friends may also be eligible. PAIMI protects the right to: obtain appropriate services; make complaints about services or treatment; ask questions of anyone who is supposed to provide services or treatment; be safe from harm; make decisions about services received; keep records private; and have a written plan in place before leaving a mental health facility.

Receives reports of abuse and neglect; conducts investigations to determine validity of the CPS reports; and provides services that enhance child safety and prevent further abuse and neglect to families and children.

The special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a short-term intervention program designed to influence nutrition and health behaviors of those eligible for WIC.

Counseling on the Affordable Care Act and how it will impact the community. This is a free service to all community members. Certified Healthcare Navigators are here to answer your questions or to help you navigate the Health Insurance Marketplace. Open Enrollment is November 1 - January 15. Some individuals may be eligible for a special enrollment time frame. Please call to see if you qualify.

Provides a supplemental food program that helps pregnant women, infants and children obtain the foods they need for better health.

Medication Assisted Treatment Program, Suboxone and Vivitrol Clinic, Accepts Medicaid, Medicare and most Inusrance. Offers Counseling and Case Management as well.