Connects caller with a patient navigator at a cancer treatment center. Caller can talk one-on-one with a Patient Navigator about your situation. This person will listen in your time of need. Offered on at the nationwide level.

An effective self-management education program for people with chronic health problems. CDSMP workshops meet 2 hours per week for 6 weeks. Workshops are facilitated by two trained leaders. CDSMP deals with problems associated with chronic disease, appropriate exercise, proper use of medications, communicating effectively with family, friends, and health professionals, nutrition, and, how to evaluate new treatments.

Partner with state universities to bring research studies to those living in our communities. Direct cancer patients, survivors and their networks of support to information about cancer diagnoses, treatment options, diet and stress management; help with financial or transportation assistance and support services from peer-to-peer networks to hospice; Host events throughout the area, recruiting both nationally known speakers and local medical professionals to raise awareness about ways people can reduce the risks of getting cancer via healthy life choices and following the cancer screening guidelines.

Provides a program designed in accordance with the American Diabetes Association clinical practice recommendations. Its purpose is to increase access to education, reduce medical costs and prevent complications for women with gestational diabetes. Initially, each participant meets with a diabetes educator for a gestational class, sets personal goals and receives follow up education in the OB Clinic.

Chronic Disease Self-Management Education (CDSME) provides workshops designed to empower adults to better manage their chronic health conditions with the goal of giving them the confidence and skills to actively manage their health care and reduce unnecessary visits to the Emergency Department or to the physician(s). Programs are offered throughout the year in various locations in the New River Valley. Each program meets weekly and typically lasts six weeks.

The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is a peer-led, community-based intervention (workshop) that helps individuals with chronic conditions learn how to manage and improve their health. The program focuses on challenges that are common to individuals living with any chronic disease. Workshops convene weekly for 2.5 hours over the course of a 6 week period.

Provides individual counseling, meal planning, insulin starts, meter instruction, group classes, and more.

The Hope Is Victory Ministry is a HIV/AIDS program whose mission is to enhance the quality of life for persons infected and affected by HIV/AIDS through Education, Counseling & Referrals, Home & Hospital Visitations, and Drug, Food, Clothing and Finance Assistance.

Provides support services for persons affected by HIV. The entry point for Ryan White Part B Services. Case Management and Patient Navigation services for persons living with HIV or HCV. Housing/Utility Assistance, Transportation vouchers, and food pantry for those living with HIV ONLY. CHARLII (Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Resources and Linkages for Individuals experiencing Incarceration) coordinates for persons recently released from incarceration who are HIV positive.

A direct education intervention that helps individuals and caregivers of those with chronic health conditions build a "toolbox" of strategies they can utilize to help achieve their health goals.

Centra's Diabetes program is designed to promote diabetes self-management. We provide diabetes education to patients, family members and caretakers, and we offer inpatient as well as outpatient education. All we ask is that patients provide a physician referral so we'll have information about their needs, and their medical providers will know the proper instructions. Through our program, people recently diagnosed with diabetes learn survival skills including: A basic intro to the disease process Foot care Eye and dental health Meal planning and food label reading Guidelines for sick day management Medication information (oral or insulin) Self-monitoring guidelines Instructions on use of the glucose meter Exercise to promote better control of the disease and improve well-being Managing complications Traveling skills Intensive insulin management Hotline available to answer diabetic related questions. Phone information only. For emergencies, please contact physician

A self-management education program for people with chronic health problems. CDSMP workshops meet 2.5 hours per week for 6 weeks. CDSMP deals with problems associated with chronic disease, appropriate exercise, proper use of medications, communicating effectively with family, friends, and health professionals, nutrition, and, how to evaluate new treatments.

Personalized cancer support and resources in a community-based, welcoming and private environment. Offers holistic help to cancer patients, survivors, their families, friends and caregivers. Provides patient navigation, travel assistance for medical appointments, liquid nutrition, pharmacy assistance and other financial help. Offers CancerHelp, a user-friendly database which contains the most up-to-date information about all types of cancer, cancer prevention, cancer screenings, cancer treatments and cancer research. Expands community awareness of and education about cancer issues, and enhances the quality of life of cancer patients, their family members and caregivers by addressing their psychological, social, emotional, spiritual and physical needs related to the impact of a diagnosis of cancer. Offers evidence-informed Understanding Cancer workshops through a partnership with University of Virginia Cancer Center.

Basic acute and chronic illness. Nurse Practitioner on site. Medication help available.

Provides free access to HIV and Hepatitis C prevention information/education, HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and non-occupational Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (nPEP) counseling. Service Navigation for linkage to STI testing, PrEP and nPEP navigation, basic needs (i.e., food, housing, etc.), insurance enrollment, etc., available to anyone regardless of HIV or HCV status.

Chronic Disease Self-Management Education (CDSME), Chronic Pain Self-Management, Diabetes Self-Management provides people dealing with a chronic condition as well as caregivers the opportunity to learn and apply tools and practices that will allow them to better manage their condition(s) and their lives. Evidence-based, six-week programs are held both virtual and in-person.

Free education services for individuals, families or businesses regarding HIV/STI risk, testing, disease progression, treatment, and methods of protection.

Provides free access to HIV and Hepatitis C prevention information/education, HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) and nonoccupational Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (nPEP) counseling. Service Navigation for PrEP, nPEP, DoxyPEP, STI Testing

A national non-profit organization founded by kidney patients for kidney patients. We strive to educate and improve the health and well-being of chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, those on hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and transplant recipients.

Diagnosis and treatment of bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic infections is provided. In addition, services range from caring for the population of patients with HIV in Southwestern Virginia to providing consultation and immunizations for international travel.

Entry point for Ryan White Part B Services. Case Management and Patient Navigation services for persons living with HIV or HCV. Medical clinic, emergency housing/utility assistance, transportation vouchers, and food pantry for those living with HIV ONLY. CHARLII (Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Resources and Linkages for Individuals experiencing Incarceration) coordinates for persons recently released from incarceration who are HIV positive.

Entry point for Ryan White Part B Services. Case Management and Patient Navigation services for persons living with HIV or HCV. CHARLI (Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Resources for Inmates) coordination for persons recently released from incarceration and are HIV positive.

The program offers workshops for older adults and adults with disabilities to address the challenges of living with any chronic health condition. Workshops are conducted once a week for six weeks in community settings. Workshop participants develop the skills and coping strategies they need to manage their symptoms through a group process that includes action planning, interactive learning, behavior modeling, problem solving, decision-making and most important, social support for change. Some workshops may be held for those who have specific health conidtions such as dementia or diabetes.