ASIST suicide prevention training offered Nov. 10-11
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Valley Community Services Board will host the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) program Nov. 10-11.
Search Results for caregivers
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Augusta County family team has raised over $78,000 for Walk to End Alzheimer’s
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More than 280 residents from Waynesboro, Staunton and Augusta County joined the Alzheimer’s Association’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s®.
Augusta County Library hosts workshop on healthy living with chronic conditions
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The Augusta County Library is accepting registrations for a workshop series on Chronic Disease Self-Management.
Celebrate Shades of Autumn, benefit new trauma area at Augusta Health
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Shades of Autumn, a celebration of this beautiful and colorful season, will be held on Friday, September 16 from 6 pm until 9 pm in Staunton.
Augusta Medical Group provides free prescription meds to those in need
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Augusta Medical Group has provided 282 uninsured and under-insured local residents with free prescription medications through a new Medication Assistance Program.
Innovative efforts reduce hospital-acquired infections at Augusta Health
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Augusta Health is among eight hospitals in Maryland and Virginia to receive the Virginia Health Quality Center 2015 Quality Innovation Award.
The first Alzheimer’s survivor: Advocates have goal in mind
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An Alzheimer’s diagnosis seems to come with finality. But advocates are looking to the day when we can say we’ve had our first Alzheimer’s survivor.
Complementary care: Helping Augusta Health Cancer Center patients heal
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The Augusta Health Cancer Center is implementing a Healing Arts Program designed to help patients cope with the stress of having and surviving cancer.
Goodlatte: Obama administration fueling border surge
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Congressman Bob Goodlatte criticized the Obama administration for expanding its policy that allows certain aliens to bring relatives to the U.S.
Virginia awarded $900,000 to expand wellness program
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Virginia’s wellness program that helps older Virginians with chronic diseases has won a $900,000 grant to expand across the Commonwealth.
