Offers pelvic exams and Pap tests, contraceptives, STD testing and treatment, physical exams, basic menopausal care, mammography referrals, and health information and education.

Provides screening and testing for multiple sexually transmitted infections and diseases, pregnancy testing, pregnancy verification, options counseling, sexual health education, parenting classes, birth control information, post-abortive recovery, and more.

Provides screening and testing for multiple sexually transmitted infections and diseases, pregnancy testing, pregnancy verification, options counseling, sexual health education, parenting classes, birth control information, post-abortive recovery, and more.

Provides screening and testing for multiple sexually transmitted infections and diseases, pregnancy testing, pregnancy verification, options counseling, sexual health education, parenting classes, birth control information, post-abortive recovery, and more.

Provides screening and testing for multiple sexually transmitted infections and diseases, pregnancy testing, pregnancy verification, options counseling, sexual health education, parenting classes, birth control information, post-abortive recovery, and more.

Offers surgical abortions to 18 weeks past last menstrual period, medical abortions beginning at 4 1/2 weeks, and options counseling. Other services include education and information on abortion and reproductive health issues.

Offers a variety of services to visually impaired and blind individuals increasing independence and improving quality of life. Offers transportation/sighted guide to and from medical appointments and shopping, life skills and support groups, technology information and assistive technology classes.

Provides a wide variety of programs to help individuals to transition through the changes that come with the passing years. Services may include adult daily living centers, home environment modifications, home delivered meals, respite care, medical supplies and equipment, personal emergency response systems, personal care, transportation, caregiver support, home support, needs assessments, Domiciliary Care, senior centers, Ombudsman, legal services, information and referral, PA MEDI health insurance counseling, Older Adult Protective Services

Provides comprehensive information and referral for services available throughout the southwestern Pennsylvania region through PA 2-1-1 Southwest, formerly United Way HelpLine.

Offers assessments by licensed optometrists, prescriptions for optical aids, and the opportunity to try out aids ranging from magnifiers, writing guides, special lighting devices, and closed-circuit TVs. Prevention of blindness programs including free vision screenings for children 12 months to 6 years of age.

Transportation:
This free door-to-door service provides rides to essential medical appointment or critical service need, such as obtaining a photo ID or grocery shopping. Individuals must live in Allegheny County and meet the program criteria. Appointments requested to be made in advance.

Offers referrals to agencies that provide Caregiver Support services. Monitors and funds these services. Provides primary caregivers with a break from caregiving. Services include reimbursement for out of pocket costs associated with caregiving related services and supplies, education, training, counseling, respite care and more.
The program supports individuals who want to live at home but need help with daily activities such as meal preparation, bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and/or personal care. It is designed to ease the burden for caregivers who are overwhelmed with helping their loved one, managing their own family, and possibly work responsibilities as well.

Provides presentations or host information tables for schools, for community events and for parent/professional groups. Printed information can also be provided. Fact Sheets, available online, are brief explanations of important subjects regarding the Office of Developmental Supports and the service system.

Helps victims and witnesses navigate various institutions that can be confusing, such as criminal justice, medical, social welfare, and financial compensation. Advocates inform clients about court and other proceedings and provide much-needed support by accompanying them throughout the process.

Provides emergency medication assistance, support groups, epilepsy self-management, information, and referral, as well as employment advocacy and job seeking skills assistance.

Provides information and referrals for local community, in home care for non-medical services, signup site for access transportation, and port authority bus pass for disabled/elderly. Also offers driving course.

Provides comprehensive information and referral service for older adults and their families. Service will match senior needs with service providers in our robust database which includes help in the home, senior living options, Apprise medical insurance appointments, tax preparation, and transportation options. Referrals, follow-ups, and advocacy are free of charge.

Promotes opportunities for individuals with disabilities to lead full and productive lives within the community. Ensures that services and supports are provided to meet the needs of consumers with intellectual disabilities in the least restrictive setting possible.

Provides home and community based long-term care services to individuals as an alternative to nursing home placement. Services are funded through a special federal waiver, which allows Medicaid payments typically used for nursing home care to be used for home care services.

Provides support to caregivers of functionally dependent people. Targeted specially for unpaid, informal caregivers. It is innovative in that it allows the caregiver the opportunity to manage and control what goods and services will be purchased according to the caregiver’s needs. The goal of the program is to reduce caregiver stress and reinforce the care bring provided to older persons at home.

Provides support by trained staff to families in their homes through social activities, respite care and outcome oriented individual instruction. Hours of service are flexible to best meet the needs of families.

Helps older adults with all types of health insurance, including Medicare, Medicaid, and private policies such as Long Term Care and Medicare Supplement Insurance.

Assists families in assessing their needs when taking care of older relatives.
Services include some financial support, benefits advice and counseling where caregivers are advised of benefits that are available to them.

Provides counseling, advocacy, and education to survivors of sexual abuse, harassment, and assault of all ages and their significant others. Provides a 24 hour sexual assault hotline. Services include individual and group counseling; prevention education, and legal and medical advocacy.

Offers transportation and escort services to doctor appointments and shopping. Offers life skills education and support group programs. Provides information and referral for visually impaired and the general public, educational services on prevention of blindness, and visual screening for preschool children and adults.

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Offers a support group for caregivers to learn coping and caregiver skills and gain knowledge about diseases, medications, research and legal issues, as well as benefits that may be available to caregivers.

Provides immediate assistance for individuals who have experienced domestic/intimate partner violence/abuse.

Helps individuals to identify and take steps to ensure their safety. Offers short-term emotional support; assistance with shelter; legal information and advocacy; referrals for medical treatment; ongoing counseling and/or group support; and other related services.

IF YOU ARE IN IMMEDIATE DANGER, CALL 911

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the process of systematically applying intervention based upon the principles of learning theory to improve socially significant behaviors while demonstrating through data analysis that there is a direct correlation between the intervention and the behavior change. ABA is researched-based and proven to be the most effective way to treat individuals of all ages with autism spectrum disorders and other behavioral concerns. ABA can be used for addressing a variety of issues including skill deficits and problem behaviors. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is endorsed by the American Medical Association and United States Surgeon General.

Provides and coordinate services based on families court order and CPP; monitor children in their resource home to assure compliance with state regulations; facilitate, transport, and supervise visitation; act as liaison between schools, medical, dental, and other service providers; schedule and attend all court proceedings involving the families; make recommendations and inform the court of families' progress regarding court ordered services; investigate non-registered reports of suspected child abuse and/or neglect; referrals to appropriate services/community resources; provide children with a permanent home through adoption; terminate parental rights so a child can be free for adoption; provide and coordinate services for children and their adoptive resource based on the child's CPP; monitor the children in their adoptive placement; provide all legal documentation to the courts and attorneys; attend all court proceedings leading to the adoption; attend SWAN regional and quarterly meetings; and maintain

Offer support and information to prepare clients for a variety of appointments or legal proceedings that may be necessary to attend as a result of crime. Advocates are able to provide medical and legal accompaniment.

Area Agencies on Aging provides local services, act as advocates, and generally assist older
citizens to remain active in their communities. They operate under guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.
Services include:
- Advocacy - Support and representation, administratively and legislatively, for the needs of older adults as a group or individually.
- PA MEDI - assistance with health insurance benefit concerns, appeals, benefit applications.
- Employment Services - subsidized employment for training purposes. Available to low income persons age 55 and older.
- Information and Referral - answers to questions on the availability of services and programs for older adults.
- Legal Services - provided in non-fee generating cases via a contract with North Penn Legal Services, Inc.
- Nursing Home Transition - Information about availability of long term care in a variety of settings - in the home, or in assisted living, and planning/coordination in making a move to an alternate setting including arranging for necessary services, for current residents of nursing homes.
- Ombudsman - receives, investigates and assists in resolving complaints about quality of long term care.
Provides information on long term care issues.
- Protective Services - activities, resources and supports to prevent or intervene in abuse, neglect, exploitation and abandonment cases.
- Specialized Transportation - limited availability of rides to medical appointments and social service agencies.
- Care Management - casework services for assessment and care planning, and authorization of the following:
- Adult Day Care - caregiving in an organized setting for less than a 24 hour day. Excellent for caregiver respite.
- Emergency Energy Assistance - bill payment or provision of fuel to avoid utility shut off or lack of fuel in crisis situations.
- Caregiver Support Program - educational services and financial assistance to family care providers.
- Home Delivered Meals - hot/cold meals delivered to maintain necessary nutrition.
- Home Health Care - skilled nursing, therapy and aide services.
- Nursing Home Respite Services - respite for overnight absences of caregivers.
- Personal Care - in-home help with bathing and other personal hygiene, laundry, shopping and meal preparation.
- Pre-Admission Assessment - level of care determination for those considering admission to a long term care facility.
- Waiver Services - Medicaid-funded in-home services of the types listed above, and more, to maintain nursing-home eligible older adults in their homes.
- Senior Farmer Market Nutrition Program - provides food vouchers for residents 60 years old who meet income guidelines

Information and referral service provides information on the availability of services and programs for older adults. Services may be delivered directly, purchased from a community agency, or available through a cooperative agreement.

Manages the mental health and substance abuse services offered to Medical Assistance recipients through the HealthChoices Program.

Hears appeals and resolves complaints that have been filed by people who have applied for or who are receiving services through Medicaid.

Offers programs that connect clients and their families to supportive services. Provides support that is as individualized as possible and addresses each person's needs, within their local community.

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Daytime care for older persons
Services include:
- Social service consulting
- Medication assistance
- Bathing and grooming
- Beauty and barber services
- Podiatry services
- Physical, occupational and speech therapies
- Hot noon meal
- Daily snacks
- Respite for caregivers
- Socialization/Recreation

Maryland location:
Ravenwood
1109 Luther Drive
Hagerstown, MD 21740
301-791-1030

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Where primary care physicians serve children and teens in West and South Philadelphia. We are here to provide convenient access to health services for the children of Philadelphia. Our primary care teams consist of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, social workers, educators and other support staff. Our emphasis is on preventing disease, treating illness and providing information and education, as well as social support to patients and their families.

Features of the Primary Care Centers include:
-convenient hours including evenings and Saturdays
-hearing and vision screening
-health education programs
-laboratory services including blood tests
-teen health specialists and staff trained to provide healthcare to teens
-24-hour medical advice phone line for patients and families
-WIC services
-Reach Out and Read program

As pediatricians, our doctors are all specially trained to care for children and teens. They are all on staff at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. The Primary Care Centers welcom

Provides a range of outpatient mental health services to individuals with emotional, psychiatric or behavioral issues and also specializes in co-occurring disorders, Including:
A) individual/group/family/marital counseling
B) psychological evaluation
C) psychiatric evaluation
D) medication management
E) support services for children on the autism spectrum and their families
F) services to adults with autism

Authorizes behavioral health, mental health, and drug and alcohol services to eligible Medical Assistance members under HealthChoices.

Provides 24-hour hotline support, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, accompaniment, trauma-informed empowerment/options counseling, support groups, Information and Referral, community prevention, and awareness education.

Provides 24-hour hotline support, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, accompaniment, trauma-informed empowerment/options counseling, support groups, Information and Referral, community prevention, and awareness education.

Provides 24-hour hotline support, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, accompaniment, trauma-informed empowerment/options counseling, support groups, Information and Referral, community prevention, and awareness education.

Provides educational programs for the public, media, health care, and medical professionals. Advocates for Alzheimer's individuals and their families. Promotes research to find the cause, treatment, and cure for Alzheimer's disease and related dementias.

Promotes research to find the cause, treatment and cure for Alzheimers disease and related dementias. Provides educational programs for the public, media, health care, and medical professionals. Advocates for clients.

Information, referral, advocacy, education, case coordination and resource center and all aspects of Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

Provides vital services and support. Assists with Alzheimer's Disease or memory loss, medications and treatment options, brain health, and care options.

Provides confidential guidance on workplace accommodations and disability employment issues. Answers questions related to disability employment laws including the Americans with Disabilities Act, Rehabilitation Act, and Family Medical Leave Act. Information and resources are also available for individuals with disabilities who are interested in starting a small business or learning about other entrepreneurial options.

Offers information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), tuberculosis (TB) and other communicable diseases.

Provides information, programs, and resources to help navigate every step of the journey with lupus. Offers SELF: Strategies to Embrace Living with Lupus Fearlessly; health education specialists, a national resource center, and advocacy.

Especialistas en Educación de la Salud - https://www.lupus.org/es/care-support/ask-a-health-educator
Nuestras especialistas en educación para la salud están especialmente capacitadas para brindar asesoramiento no médico, educación sobre enfermedades, información y recursos útiles a todas las personas afectadas por lupus.

Connects individuals to opportunities to engage locally and participate in education events and support groups dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by lupus. Helps you find resources, and support groups, and get involved in the fight to end lupus.

Offers an educational series where people with lupus, their family, and friends have the opportunity to learn about the latest in lupus research, helpful resources for managing the disease, and hear about ways you can engage in advocacy and awareness efforts.

Provides weekly education email series designed to give people with lupus, including those recently diagnosed, tips and resources that can help them better manage their lupus and its everyday challenges.

Operates LupusConnect™, an online community where people affected by lupus can engage with others to share experiences, find emotional support, and discuss practical ways to live and cope with the disease.

Offers an educational podcast that features empowering conversations with leading lupus experts who focus on helping you live well with lupus.

Offers health education specialists who are available to answer questions and provide support to people with lupus such as non-medical counseling, disease education, information, and helpful resources.

Provides a collection of up-to-date resources and information on lupus. Educates, empowers, and connects you to lupus resources, programs, and support services.

Offers an online self-management program designed to help people with lupus live their best life. Operates SELF, which is tailored to support people with lupus in managing symptoms, stress, medications, and working with their health care team.

Free health insurance counseling program to help Pennsylvanians age 60+ select insurance programs and medicare HMO's that will best meet their needs. Can help file appeals when services have been denied.

Matches certified care providers with adults 18+ in need of a caring, supportive home but who do not require special around-the-clock attention. Offers room and board, housekeeping, laundry, assistance with personal hygiene and budgeting, supervision of medication administration and assistance with medical appointments.

Responds to complaints made by residents, or their family members, of long term care facilities.

Ombudsman may address issues related to:

A) Residents’ finances: Access to personal funds, Medicare and Medicaid benefits, charges, and billing
B) Quality of life: Concerns about food, the physical environment, and social activities
C) Professional care: Issues concerning medications, nursing care, physician and rehabilitative services and the use of restraints
D) Residents’ rights: Practices and policies that maintain the resident’s dignity; as well as policies regarding admission, transfer and discharge
E) Information and education: Referrals to long-term care programs; assistance in making informed decisions about long term care providers and education about residents’ rights

Offers daytime drop-in services for Veterans experiencing homelessness and Veterans who are at risk of becoming homeless. Provides daily van transportation to and from designated locations including local shelters, the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center, and Camden, New Jersey. Services include case management, breakfast and lunch, showers, personal hygiene items, haircuts, and laundry facilities.

Provides a range of services and support for the blind and visually impaired including

A) Case management and Information and Referral
B) Low Vision Clinic Evaluations, Low Vision Aids and Devices, Technology Room
C) In Home Services, Support Groups, Transportation/Escort, social activities
D) Vision Rehabilitation Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Orientation and Mobility Training, Assistive Technology

AMVETS implements programs for and advocates on behalf of veterans and their families.
AMVETS National Service Officers (NSOs) are stationed at VA regional offices and medical centers and provide information, counseling and claims assistance to all veterans and their dependents in matters concerning education, disability compensation, employment, hospitalization, rehabilitation, pension and other benefits.

Annually awards scholarships to veterans and their dependents.

Automobile donations are accepted through the national office.

AMVETS implements programs for and advocates on behalf of veterans and their families. A network of AMVETS National Service Officers (NSOs) are stationed at VA regional offices and medical centers and provide information, counseling and claims assistance to all veterans and their dependants in matters concerning education, disability compensation, employment, hospitalization, rehabilitation, pension and other benefits.

Annually awards scholarships to veterans and their dependents. Also conducts programs to teach children about American heritage, civics and citizenship.

Pennsylvania AMVETS CODE Career Center provides asset assessment, resume writing assistance, interview skills training, and exploration into education, training, licensing, and certification opportunities.

Provides information about dystonia, advocates on behalf of those affected by it, and funds research into the causes and treatments for dystonia.

Provides financial education services and information about assistive technology funding resources.

Services operate Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except on STEP-observed holidays and are available to anyone living in or visiting Lycoming and Clinton counties. Transportation is available to travel anywhere within the service area consisting of the following counties: Lycoming, Clinton, Centre, Union, Northumberland, Columbia, Snyder, and Montour. Transportation fares per one-way trip are based on ride sponsorships and a zone-based, miles-driven fare structure. Refer to the fares and sponsorship information for more information. Consumers must reserve their ride before noon of the preceding business day. Some consumers may be eligible for enrollment in transportation sponsoring programs, which make fares reasonable.

Services operate Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., except on STEP-observed holidays and are available to anyone living in or visiting Lycoming and Clinton counties. Transportation is available to travel anywhere within the service area consisting of the following counties: Lycoming, Clinton, Centre, Union, Northumberland, Columbia, Snyder, and Montour. Transportation fares per one-way trip are based on ride sponsorships and a zone-based, miles-driven fare structure. Refer to the fares and sponsorship information for more information. Consumers must reserve their ride before noon of the preceding business day. Some consumers may be eligible for enrollment in transportation sponsoring programs, which make fares reasonable.

Complete assessments to determine what level of care (i.e. nursing home, personal care home or community services) is appropriate for individuals on Medical Assistance to pay for a nursing home stay.
Long-term care assessments are also completed for those applying for a personal care home Social Security supplement, and for other DPW programs, such as Waiver Services. Facilities and individuals may also request a level of care determination. Casemanagment help older adults to assess their abilities and needs, explore options, develop plans to best utilize their abilities, and arrange for informal and formal supports (in-home services) to meet their needs. With an older adult looking for placement, they can assist older adults who need to enter a nursing home or personal care facility with determining the type of residential placement that will best meet their needs, and with securing such placement. They can also assist those in nursing facilities with returning home with supportive services.

Complete assessments to determine what level of care (i.e. nursing home, personal care home or community services) is appropriate for individuals on Medical Assistance to pay for a nursing home stay. A physician's medical report is needed to start the process.
Long-term care assessments are also completed for those applying for a personal care home Social Security supplement, and for other DPW programs, such as Waiver Services. Facilities and individuals may also request a level of care determination. Case management help older adults to assess their abilities and needs, explore options, develop plans to best utilize their abilities, and arrange for informal and formal supports (in-home services) to meet their needs. With an older adult looking for placement, they can assist older adults who need to enter a nursing home or personal care facility with determining the type of residential placement that will best meet their needs, and with securing such placement. They can also assist those in nursing facilities.

Offers the following services:

- Information and referral
- Health and wellness programs
- Older Adult Protective Services
- Ombudsman service
- Medical transportation
- Functional Eligibility Determination (level of care assessment)
- Senior nutrition centers
- PA MEDI (health insurance counseling)
- Friendly visitors
- Monroe County Seniors’ Express Times (monthly newsletter)
- Medical transportation
- AmeriCorps Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)
- PA Caregiver Support Program
- Legal referrals
- OPTIONS:
A) Care management
B) Home-delivered meals
C) Personal care and home support
D) Personal emergency response systems

Provides information about albinism, hypopigmentation, and related conditions including health and social issues, vision, and sun protection.

Provides education, information, and referral concerning substance use disorder issues and resources. Also provides medication lock boxes and free Narcan.

Provides services and resources to blind and visually impaired people. Services include non-medical information and referral, the ACB Braille Forum (available in braille, large print, digital cartridge, email, online, and podcast), the ACB E-Forum (available via email, online, and podcast), legislative and governmental monitoring, scholarship assistance, and public education.

Provides information and referral, medical equipment assistance, self-help groups, support, seminars, and educational programs.

Provides information and referral, medical equipment assistance, self-help groups, support, seminars, and educational programs.

Provides information and referral, medical equipment assistance, self-help groups, support, seminars, and educational programs.

Provides cots, sleeping bags, hygiene care, on-site medical and dental services, clothing, duffle bags, and other items for homeless veterans.

Serves as the central point of contact for individuals who need help or legal advice resolving problems with Medicaid, such as coverage or services being stopped or reduced.

Offers transportation to medical appointments and essential community resources and transportation to our low vision and diabetic support groups which are held quarterly. Provides support services encompassing a variety of activities, from organizing shopping lists and household items to reading mail and assisting clients with paying bills.

Services offered:
* Comprehensive examination by an ophthalmologist or optometrist. Discusses what low vision aids are available.
* Occupational Therapy services
* Orientation and Mobility training
* Demonstration, evaluation and sale of Closed Circuit Television Systems, also known as CCTVs. Access Technology services/training is available.
* Provides comprehensive client support services: Access Technology, Talking Book Program, Public Education, Low Vision Rehabilitation, Low Vision Services, Preschool Screening and Remedial Eye Care.
* Provides Social Services, including transportation to medical appointments and essential community errands; and in-home support services.

Programs/services include:
Reservation requests for camp sites and pavilions
Garden plots
Offers a variety of recreational, cultural and in-service training programs for teachers.
Offers an annual Christmas tree recycling program
Operates Shuts Environmental Library and Resource Center and the Lancaster County Environmental Center
Also maintains a public swimming pool located in Central Park
Maintains a disc-golf (Frisbee) course in Buchmiller Park
Garden of Five Senses with Braille Trail

Park areas include:
Buchmiller, Central, Chickies Rock, Speedwell Forge, and Money Rocks Parks
The Conewago and Lancaster Junction Recreation Trails, The Conestoga Greenway
The Theodore Parker Natural Area

Park Rangers are responsible for various visitor services, law enforcement duties and park security. They provide the public with highly visible staff to assist in the following areas:
General park information
Medical emergencies
Special event security

Provides comprehensive services to children and adults who have experienced sexual violence. Direct services to victim-survivors and significant others include:
Individual and group counseling and therapy
24 hour Sexual Assault Hotline
Medical Advocacy: Accompaniment to hospital
Legal Advocacy: Accompaniment to law enforcement interviews and court proceedings. Support with SVPOS and PFA
Information and referral to appropriate resources
Primary prevention programs, presentations and workshops available to the community, schools and other professional organizations
Act 126 Mandated Reporter Training offered for any agency that interacts with children on a daily basis i.e.: school districts, faith-based organizations, after school programs, etc.

The Sexual Assault Prevention and Counseling Center provides a Volunteer Advocate Training for individuals interested in becoming hotline volunteers.

Queen Street Station includes an interior transit park with berths for eleven RRTA bus routes. The Information Center includes a sales area to purchase passes. Route and schedule information is available. The Information Center includes additional seating, concessions and rest rooms.
One Fare no matter where you ride:
Adult Cash Fare: $1.80
31 Day Pass: $42.00
10 Ride Pass: $13.50
All Day Pass: $3.70
Half-Fare Disabled Rate valid anytime
Medical Assistance, Medicare and private insurance accepted on shared ride service.

Provides public information regarding Muscular Dystrophy and related diseases (such as Lou Gehrigs) including speakers, videos, pamphlets, and seminars.

Provides one-on-one support via phone or email for individuals and families looking for an overview of disease information in our program, resources, activities, and more.

Grass roots organization serving those affected by Parkinson's Disease. Provides information and resources to patients, their families, friends, doctors and other medical professionals; promotes public awareness of the disease; and sponsors research into the causes and treatment for the Disease.

National Resource Center for Rehabilitation provides access to a licensed physical therapist who can answer questions and provide educational materials.

Operates 62 Information and Referral Centers across the country to educate, counsel and refer patients to medical professionals.

Provides an array of mental health services including case management, inpatient/outpatient services, family-based services, child/adolescent services, vocational rehabilitation/training, resource coordination, and housing support.

Provides medication-assisted treatments with suboxone. A patient's treatment program is tailored based on a clinical assessment of his/her needs. Also provides one-on-one therapy offered weekly to all patients. Provides referrals to additional drug and alcohol services, mental health services, and other services as needed. Information provided to patients to assist in reimbursement for doctors visits.

Provides medication-assisted treatments with suboxone. A patient's treatment program is tailored based on a clinical assessment of his/her needs. Also provides one-on-one therapy offered weekly to all patients. Provides referrals to additional drug and alcohol services, mental health services, and other services as needed. Information provided to patients to assist in reimbursement for doctors visits.

Substance Abuse Evaluation site for Chester County
Provides:
- Individual Counseling, Group and family counseling,
- Intensive Outpatient Treatment
- Referrals to Vocational and Educational Resources
- Adolescent Services
- Community Outreach and Information Services
- Urinalysis
- Psychiatric Evaluations and Medication Monitoring
- Detoxification
- Residential Placements

Provides education and support services to people affected by lupus. Collaborates with experts to provide easy-to-use information, programs, and resources to help navigate every step of the journey with lupus. Offers SELF: Strategies to Embrace Living with Lupus Fearlessly; health education specialists, a national resource center, and advocacy and awareness efforts.

Provides information about available medical and non-medical transportation programs in Philadelphia County and helps resolve common issues and problems faced by older adult riders.

A gateway service for those who have recently found out they are HIV positive as well as for those who have been living with the virus for years. Providing individuals with the tools needed to live as healthily and independently as possible with HIV.
Connects people to a range of services, support, referrals, and mental health care.

Provides individual, group, and family therapy, as well as psychiatric evaluation and medication management, and mobile services to address a wide array of challenges. As a designated CCBHC (Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic), we provide a comprehensive array of services that are necessary to create access, stabilize people in crisis, and provide the necessary treatment for those with the most serious, complex mental illnesses and addictions. CCBHCs also integrate additional services to ensure an approach to health care that emphasizes recovery, wellness, trauma-informed care, and physical-behavioral health integration regardless of an individual's ability to pay or their geographic location.

Provides free health insurance navigator services in Pennsylvania. Provides in-person assistance on applying for insurance through the federal Marketplace(Affordable Care Act or "Obamacare" insurance), Medical Assistance, or the Children's Health Insurance Program.

Provides educational programs for students, parents and professionals at schools, workplaces, community centers, etc.

Programs include:
A) Risk reduction/safety education programs for children from pre-k to college age
B) Safety Rangers, a 10 week after school safety education program
C) College, community and professional training to law enforcement, medical personnel, community centers, teachers, etc.
D)Mandated Reporter Training approved for schools by the PA Department of Education to meet ACT 126 Mandatory Reporter Training Requirements for educators.

A parent of a new baby under 28 days of age, who feels that they cannot care for the baby, can give the baby to one of the nurses in the Emergency Department and simply leave without giving name or address. If they choose, they may give the nurse a medical history of the baby. The baby receives a check up to be sure it receives medical care for any health problems. Children and Youth Services and one of their employees will come to the Emergency Department and see that the baby is placed in a loving, caring home.
Both the parent and baby receive an identification bracelet with a confidential medical record number from the Emergency Department. This allows the parent to contact Children and Youth Services if they want information on the baby after leaving it in the Emergency Department.

Program provides individualized instruction and classes in diabetes self-management and follow up care. Includes an Insulin pump program and a wide range of medical services.

Camp Red Jacket is a week-long summer camp for children ages 6-12 with diabetes. Camp is held every June.

Psychiatric outpatient clinic which works on site and in conjunction with Lancaster County BH/DS to provide psychiatric services.

Offers outpatient behavioral healthcare services including:
- Individual, marital, family, and group therapy
- Specialized services for children and adolescents
- Women's services
- Eating disorders treatment
- Psychiatric evaluations
- Medication management
- Psychological testing
Treatment is provided by psychiatrists, psychologists, and licensed clinical social workers and licensed marriage and family therapists.

Provides homes at a subsidized rate and provides supportive services to ten individuals who are homeless and who have a history of experiencing persistent mental illness. Individuals meet weekly with a case worker, help them with medication checks, makes sure they are using outpatient therapy and assists them with finding employment.

Collaboration of Philhaven, Lebanon Housing Authority and Lebanon MH/MR.

Behavioral health program focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of behavioral social and emotional problems in individuals with developmental disorders.
Services include:
* Diagnosis/Evaluation
* Treatment
* Team Approach
* Individual and family counseling
* Medication management
* Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS)
* Psychotherapy
* Anger management
* Summer Therapeutic Activities Program (STAP)
* Early Intervention fast track 0-3 years

Counseling Services available:
* Mental Health: Individual, group or marriage and family
* Psychiatric: Evaluations and medication management
* Specialize: Eating disorders, Co-dependency, Abuse and Sexual addiction
* Drug and Alcohol: Individual, group and Intensive Outpatient

Counseling Services available:
* Mental Health: Individual, group or marriage and family
* Psychiatric: Evaluations and medication management
* Specialize: Eating disorders, Co-dependency, Abuse and Sexual addiction
* Drug and Alcohol: Individual, group and Intensive Outpatient

Counseling Services available:
* Mental Health: Individual, group or marriage and family
* Psychiatric: Evaluations and medication management
* Specialize: Eating disorders, Co-dependency, Abuse and Sexual addiction
* Drug and Alcohol: Individual, group and Intensive Outpatient

Provides information on a residential camp for children, ages 8-13, who have asthma. Sponsors Better Breather Club Support Group for people living with COPD. Offers resources and support to help individuals manage asthma and maintain a full and active life.

Offers open-ended support groups, which include educational speakers and literature about hearing loss-related issues. Provides advocacy in government for the rights of the hearing impaired.

Provides information and referral services for older adults covering many areas of concern including:
A) PA MEDI (formerly APPRISE) Medicare Counseling
B) Home delivered meals
C) Check in services and friendly calls
D) Small home repair referrals
E) Pet care services referrals
F) Professional services referrals, such as legal or financial
G) Senior Farmers Market vouchers for individuals who qualify
H) AARP tax preparation assistance
I) Home heating assistance offered by local counties

Health centers are the implementation sites for the Department of Health's public health programs. Services include communicable disease reporting and investigation; epidemiology, informational and referral; chronic disease prevention and intervention; clinical services (including sexually-transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, and HIV testing, counseling and education); family health programs and environmental health services (including animal bites and rabies information).

Provides medical services, health education, and community health leadership and control. Offers immunizations, HIV testing and counseling, tuberculosis treatment, rabies investigation, information and referral services, travel information, childhood lead poisoning prevention, and investigation of reportable diseases.

Health centers are the implementation sites for the Department of Health's public health programs. Services include communicable disease reporting and investigation; epidemiology, informational and referral; chronic disease prevention and intervention; clinical services (including sexually-transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, and HIV testing, counseling and education); family health programs and environmental health services (including animal bites and rabies information).

Health centers are the implementation sites for the Department of Health's public health programs. Services include communicable disease reporting and investigation; epidemiology, informational and referral; chronic disease prevention and intervention; clinical services (including sexually-transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, and HIV testing, counseling and education); family health programs and environmental health services (including animal bites and rabies information).

Engages in community health assessment and quality assurance activities and provides other public health services, including community integration and outreach programs, to promote healthy behaviors. Program support services include communicable disease reporting and investigation, epidemiology, informational and referral, chronic disease prevention and intervention programs, communicable disease clinical services including sexually transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, HIV counseling/testing, counseling and education, and family health programs, along with environmental health services.

Engages in community health assessment and quality assurance activities and provides other public health services, including community integration and outreach programs, to promote healthy behaviors. Program support services include communicable disease reporting and investigation, epidemiology, informational and referral, chronic disease prevention and intervention programs, communicable disease clinical services including sexually transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, HIV counseling/testing, counseling and education, and family health programs, along with environmental health services.

Provides educational materials and raises awareness of asthma, oral health, and arthritis issues through educational programs in local communities and schools, and exercise and nutrition information. Offers important health messages on building strong bones, promoting good oral health, and asthma management.

Provides general health information and referrals including free pamphlets on health topics such as nutrition, drugs and alcohol, VD, etc. Sexually transmitted disease counseling is provided. Donor cards for kidney and other organs are issued. Reporting and prevention information on West Nile Virus, reports of dead birds. Issues Birth/Death certificates. Processes nursing Home complaints and restaurant complaints.

Provides information on breastfeeding.

Operates an information line for infanty health.

Provides information on childrens health.

Provides a variety of services including: pregnancy testing; ultrasound exams; pregnancy, parenting, adoption, and abortion education; pregnancy and fetal development information; adoption support and referrals; abortion pill reversal information and referral; emergency material assistance with items like baby clothing, formula, baby wipes, car seats, and diapers; post abortion support; sexual health and relationship education; and referrals for housing and medical assistance.

Helps answer questions about cancer and smoking cessation, offers comprehensive information on a range of cancer topics, and provides updates on the most recent advances in cancer treatment. Printed and electronic materials also available. Specialists do not provide medical advice or recommend specific doctors or institutions.

A parent of a new baby under 28 days of age, who feels that they cannot care for the baby, can give the baby to one of the nurses in the Emergency Department and simply leave without giving name or address. If they choose, they may give the nurse a medical history of the baby. The baby receives a check up to be sure it receives medical care for any health problems. Children and Youth Services and one of their employees will come to the Emergency Department and see that the baby is placed in a loving, caring home.
Both the parent and baby receive an identification bracelet with a confidential medical record number from the Emergency Department. This allows the parent to contact Children and Youth Services if they want information on the baby after leaving it in the Emergency Department.

A parent of a new baby under 28 days of age, who feels that they cannot care for the baby, can give the baby to one of the nurses in the Emergency Department and simply leave without giving name or address. If they choose, they may give the nurse a medical history of the baby. The baby receives a check up to be sure it receives medical care for any health problems. Children and Youth Services and one of their employees will come to the Emergency Department and see that the baby is placed in a loving, caring home.
Both the parent and baby receive an identification bracelet with a confidential medical record number from the Emergency Department. This allows the parent to contact Children and Youth Services if they want information on the baby after leaving it in the Emergency Department.

A parent of a new baby under 28 days of age, who feels that they cannot care for the baby, can give the baby to one of the nurses in the Emergency Department and simply leave without giving name or address. If they choose, they may give the nurse a medical history of the baby. The baby receives a check up to be sure it receives medical care for any health problems.Children and Youth Services and one of their employees will come to the Emergency Department and see that the baby is placed in a loving, caring home.
Both the parent and baby receive an identification bracelet with a confidential medical record number from the Emergency Department. This allows the parent to contact Children and Youth Services if they want information on the baby after leaving it in the Emergency Department.

Provides listing of suicide prevention and crisis intervention agencies.