Lawmakers push for FDA action one year into Adderall shortage in U.S.
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In October 2022, the Food & Drug Administration declared a shortage of ingredients necessary in the manufacture of Adderall.
Search Results for caregivers
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Augusta Health removes mental health language from credentialing applications
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Augusta Health has been recognized for updating its credentialing applications to remove intrusive language around mental health care and treatment.
Virginia animal welfare organization receives $30K grant for programs
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The Virginia Federation of Humane Societies received a $30,000 grant to support two programs: High Five VA and Spay VA.
EMU receives more than $1.2M grant to participate in Christian parenting project
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Conectere is an interdisciplinary project that supports secure Christian parenting and focuses on relational attachment bonds.
Harrisonburg Fire Department offering free car seat checks throughout week
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The Harrisonburg Fire Department is hosting three events this week to celebrate National Child Passenger Safety Week.
Shelter animal transfer program awarded $20K from ASPCA for Southwest Virginia
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“High Five VA” is a lifesaving transfer program of the Virginia Federation Humane Societies, which creates a safety net for homeless animals.
Sen. Kaine, colleagues introduce legislation to expand healthcare for America’s aging veterans
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The Elizabeth Dole Home Care Act would expand access to home and community-based services (HCBS) for aging veterans.
Hercules: Conveyor system technology provides safe boosts for patients in beds
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Health professionals have long attempted to resolve a challenge in caring for patients when it comes to boosting them in their hospital beds.
Charlottesville: 15 indicted on federal charges for trafficking meth, fentanyl, heroin, cocaine
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A federal grand jury in Charlottesville has indicted 15 individuals as part of a large-scale drug conspiracy in the Charlottesville region.
With temperatures soaring, AAA warns of increased risk of children dying in hot cars
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With temperatures soaring to the 90s across Virginia, AAA is reminding parents of the dangerous heat inside vehicles and the risk that can pose to children.
