AIDSinfo is a Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) project that offers reliable information on HIV/AIDS clinical research and treatment. Maintains information on clinical trials for individuals with AIDS or infected with HIV. Also provides medical practice guidelines for people living with HIV/AIDS, their families and friends, health care providers, scientists, and researchers. Provides information about the current treatment regimens for HIV infection and AIDS-related illnesses.

Helps expecting parents make informed choices about parenting, adoption, and abortion.

The leading voluntary health organization for information and research on Alzheimer's Disease and dementia. Information and referral provided through website and 24 hour helpline. Also provides training in Alzheimer's care for healthcare providers.

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

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

A health organization dedicated to: promoting research to find the cause, treatment and cure for Alzheimers disease and related dementias; providing educational programs for the public, media, health care and medical professionals; and serving as an advocate for Alzheimer's individuals and their families. Service programs include: - Physician and attorney lists - Information about community services, home care, nursing homes and assistant living for Alzheimer's individuals, Adult Day Services - Educational forums, professional and caregiver - Speakers Bureau - Caregiver 24 hour Helpline - Caregiver Support groups - Case Management

A health organization dedicated to: promoting research to find the cause, treatment and cure for Alzheimers disease and related dementias; providing educational programs for the public, media, health care and medical professionals; and serving as an advocate for Alzheimer's individuals and their families. Service programs include: - Physician and attorney lists - Information about community services, home care, nursing homes and assistant living for Alzheimer's individuals, Adult Day Services - Educational forums, professional and caregiver - Speakers Bureau - Caregiver 24 hour Helpline - Caregiver Support groups - Case Management

Offers peer or professionally led groups for caregivers and others dealing with Alzheimer's disease. All support groups are facilitated by trained individuals. Meetings are held once per month on the last Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm.

Provides vital services and support to those individuals struggling with Alzheimer's disease, their families and caregivers. Operates a Helpline 24/7 about: - Alzheimer's Disease or memory loss, medications and treatment options, brain health and care options - How the Association can help you - Caregiving tips and respite care options - Services available in your community and referrals - Emotional support/support group information

A national toll-free number for people who have questions about Alzheimer's Disease. Publications available by mail and on the website. Referrals to local supportive services and Alzheimer's Centers that specialize in research and diagnosis. A service of the National Institute on Aging

Provides education and information about allergy/immunology to healthcare professionals, patients and the public. Please vist www.aaaai.org/patients.

Listing of suicide prevention and crisis intervention agencies in USA

Provides qualifications and certifications of doctors and physicians

Enhances the quality of life for individuals affected by cleft lip and palate and other craniofacial birth defects. -Provides comprehensive information to educate patients, families, and professionals makes referrals to cleft/craniofacial treatment teams -Offers telephone and online counseling and support service through the Cleftline 1-800-24-CLEFT (800-242-5338) -Funds research to learn all we can about prevention and care -Provides Cleftline Teddy Bears with repaired cleft lips -Advocates for family-centered team care -Awards a minimum of three $500 college scholarships each year to young adults affected by cleft and craniofacial birth defects

Provides current information on heart disease prevention and the importance of nutrition and exercise. Advocates on issues such as; smoke-free public places, more bike and pedestrian friendly cities and towns, better nutrition and higher quality physical education in schools and affordable healthcare. Improves the quality of care for heart and stroke patients by providing training for medical professionals and educating the public about the warning signs of stroke, and providing resources for stroke survivors and caregivers. Supports heart and stroke research and disseminates medical advances and new treatment guidelines though journals, conferences and online courses.

Conducts health education initiatives and legislative advocacy on behalf of people with or at risk for kidney disease. Provides information on kidney disease through an internet and telephone helpline, free kidney screenings to the public and treatment-related financial assistance to kidney patients.

AVAILABLE PROGRAMS

Radon Awareness: Information on health effects, testing procedures and reduction methods. Radon testing kits available for purchase

• Carbon Monoxide Awareness: Information on health effects, testing procedures and proper steps to take
• Air Pollution Awareness: Information on asbestos, environmental (secondhand) tobacco smoke, ground-level ozone and other indoor and outdoor air pollutants
• Advocacy for Lung Health: Supporting individual, community, workplace, municipal, state and federal initiatives to protect people and environment from air pollution, including support of tobacco control measures
• Freedom from Smoking Classes (referral): An 8-session (7 week) program of behavior modification for smoking cessation. Provides suggestions on how to build a healthier lifestyle, including relaxation techniques and avoiding weight gain. Fee is set through participating sites (free through above web site). Participants must finalize fee and program dates through sponsoring hospital. Call ALA for info
• 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
• Asthma Walk fundraiser, Walk for Life and Breath fundraiser
• Call Center: Trained registered nurses and respiratory therapists provide immediate and comprehensive information about specific lung-health issues such as lung cancer, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma and tuberculosis. Provides information on topics including allergies, how to quit smoking and environmental issues. Offers physician referrals.

Provides information on a residential camp for children, ages 8-13, who have asthma. Also 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.

Services include: - Radon Awareness: Information on health effects, testing procedures and reduction methods. Radon testing kits available for purchase. - Carbon Monoxide Awareness: Information on health effects, testing procedures and proper steps to take. - Air Pollution Awareness: Information on asbestos, environmental (secondhand) tobacco smoke, ground-level ozone and other indoor and outdoor air pollutants. - Advocacy for Lung Health: Supporting individual, community, workplace, municipal, state and federal initiatives to protect people and environment from air pollution, including support of tobacco control measures. - Freedom from Smoking Classes (referral): An 8-session (7 week) program of behavior modification for smoking cessation. Provides suggestions on how to build a healthier lifestyle, including relaxation techniques and avoiding weight gain. Fee is set through participating sites (free through above web site). Participants must finalize fee and program dates through sponsoring hospital. Call ALA for info. - Provides information on a residential camp for children, ages 8-13, who have asthma. - Also sponsors Better Breather Club Support Group for people living with COPD. - Asthma Walk fundraiser, Walk for Life and Breath fundraiser. - Call Center: Trained registered nurses and respiratory therapists provide immediate and comprehensive information about specific lung-health issues such as lung cancer, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma and tuberculosis. Also will provide information on topics including allergies, how to quit smoking and environmental issues. Offers physician referrals.

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.

Preventing sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Information is available online or through a 24 hour information line.

The Herpes Resource Center focuses on increasing education,public awareness, and support to anyone concerned about herpes. The National Herpes Hotline (NHH) is operated by ASHA as part of the Herpes Resource Center. The hotline, which receives over 60,000 calls a year, provides accurate information and appropriate referrals to anyone concerned about herpes. Trained Health Communication Specialists are available to address questions related to transmission, prevention and treatment of herpes simplex virus (HSV). The NHH also provides support for emotional issues surrounding herpes such as self-esteem and partner communication.

Stroke education and prevention

Information Line provides information about the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Funds medical research on aplastic anemia and bone marrow failure diseases, advocates for increased federal funding of research into these diseases, promotes public awareness of bone marrow failure diseases, and educates medical professionals about causes and treatments of bone marrow failure diseases. Provides personalized support from patient educators via e-mail (help@AAMDS.org) or the toll free line. Volunteer peer support network also provides emotional support and understanding.

The Arc of Chester Countys advocacy services help families and self-advocates understand and navigate the mental health/intellectual and developmental disability service systems.

Provides information, education and support to assist those currently living with brain injury and their families. Advocates for polices of concern to people with brain injury. Maintains a listing of brain-injury related supports and services. Offers educational materials to both families and professionals.

\A call to this number will connect you to a recording which invites you to leave your telephone number (including area code). These calls are then assigned to a volunteer who will return the call to provide resource information. The goal of our BIRL volunteers is to return all calls within three work days.

Specialists can help with the following: - Answer questions about cancer and help with quitting smoking - Help navigate the National Cancer Institute website (cancer.gov) - Provide information on their printed and electronic materials - Provide access to comprehensive accurate information on a range of cancer topics, including the most recent advances in cancer treatment. All services are confidential, and are for general knowledge. Specialists don't provide medical advice or recommend specific doctors or institutions.

***NOTE*** Covid-19 (Corona Virus) information Click here for updates on the Coronavirus The U.S. reference and referral service for information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), tuberculosis (TB) and other communicable diseases. NPIN is a next-generation clearinghouse that collects and disseminates data and materials to support the work of prevention organizations and workers in international, national, state, and local settings. Their services are designed to facilitate program collaboration in sharing information, resources, published materials, research, and trends among the four diseases.

TTo promote the health and well-being of people living with spinal cord injuries, mobility impairments and paralysis by providing information, education and referral services. Quality of Life grants program awards grants to non-profit organizations that provide services to individuals with paralysis. Also supports research to develop treatments and cures for spinal cord injuries.

Gathers resources in Fayette County communities to connect individuals in need and unaware of helpful services. Helps in solving insurance issues from billing errors to benefit denials. Provides Understanding the diverse array aid programs available through the state. Hearing aid solutions. Diabetes supplies, lancets, strips, and needles delivered at lower or no cost. Providing ride programs. Directing individuals to the primary physicians, specialists, behavioral health providers and out-patient programs.

Non-profit, research-oriented voluntary health organization dedicated to finding a cure for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Mission is to educate patients and their families, medical professionals, and the public through seminars, books, newsletters, brochures, medical forums, and public awareness programs. Website includes, doctor referral, news updates, chapter information, and online medical library and bookstore.

Deliver care packages for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients

Provide educational presentations through group seminars or individual training. Provide information about other programs for women's health care

Helps to cover the costs of travel and high cost of medical treatments that insurance does not cover. Provides aid to those who qualify on a quarterly basis through our Direct Dollar Disbursement and provide speakers and support to those in need.

The leading organization in the United States devoted to cystic fibrosis. National Affiliation: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 6931 Arlington Road Bethesda, MD 20814 301-951-4422 301-951-6378 Fax

Patient-directed national organization provides scientifically based tools and information written in plain language about mood disorders. DBSA supports research to promote more timely diagnosis, develop more effective and tolerable treatments, and discover cures. The organization also works to ensure that people living with mood disorders are treated equitably.

Dedicated to serving people with all forms of dystonia, their friends and families, healthcare professionals and researchers. Provides information about dystonia, advocates on behalf of those affected by it and funds research into the causes and treatments for dystonia.

Provides telephone support, answers emails and responds to posts. Some of the topics our information specialists respond to most often include: - Current epilepsy treatment and alternative therapies - Medication questions - Support groups - Seizure first aid and safety devices - Employment and discrimination - Emotional support - Epilepsy Foundation local offices - Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) - Requests for print materials

Serves the public with important health information, advance the standards of medical care, and uphold the ethics of the medical profession.

A national, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting infant health and survival during the prenatal period through age 2 with programs of research, education, and advocacy, while at the same time providing compassionate grief support to those affected by the death of an infant.

Provides on-line global information about food and nutrition. The FNIC Web site contains over 2500 links to current and reliable nutrition information.

Provides written information in "layman's" language about 6,500 health topics and medications (prescription and over the counter). Provides referrals to educational programs, support groups and health-related organizations.

Interactive and helpful website with "Ages and Stages" resources for families and their children. Referral information about pediatricians. Free digital newsletter on your child's development. Multiple apps on your child's overall heath and wellness.

Open-ended support group (audio loops available) which includes educational speakers and literature about hearing loss related issues. Also, provides advocacy in government for rights of the hearing impaired. Remote captioning, (Cart)

Communicable disease investigation, TB treatment, HIV testing, vaccines for eligible adults, animal bite investigation, and health information and referral

Provides migrant and seasonal farmworkers access to primary care services that include family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, and women's care. These services are provided by health care workers such as medical residents, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, and translators. These services include treatment of minor illnesses, health education, preventative care and referrals for further evaluation when necessary. Transportation provided to and from clinics during the season.

World's largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services.

World's largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services.

Provides financial assistance to leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin Disease, and myeloma patients. Provides information and referral, support groups, peer counseling, educational seminars & educational materials.

To enhance public and health professional awareness and understanding of lupus.

Provides general information about Lupus and assistance in dealing with disabilities. Maintains library of information, including videos books for sale. Publishes a newsletter.

Speakers bureau, literature, audio-visual aids, folic acid and prematurnity campaign materials, resource center offered

Provisions of materials in area of prenatal care and pre-conception planning including nursing modules series, continuing education programs, resource center, health conferences, training and support

Provides information and management for those needing assistance with their medications.

Medical answering service

Commonwealth public health department

A national voluntary health agency working to defeat muscular dystrophy and related diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services, and far-reaching professional and public health education. Accepts donations of usable medical equipment, refurbishes items and distributes them to those in need. Also provides assistance with medical equipment repairs. Clinic: Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital 501 Saint John Street Allentown, PA 18103 Helps individuals cope with the physical and psychological aspects of the disease National Headquarters: Muscular Dystrophy Association 161 North Clark Street Suite 3550 Chicago IL 60601 800-572-1717

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

12 week education program especially designed for families experiencing the effects of severe brain disorders, focuses on three major psychiatric illnesses: schizophrenia, bipolar disorder (manic depression), and major depression.

Two trained consumer speakers share compelling personal stories about living with mental illness and achieving recovery using a multimedia format (DVD and live interaction).

The wellness course runs 8-12 weeks meeting weekly for two hours: participants identify internal and external resources for facilitating recovery, and then use these tools to create their own, individualized plan for successful living; developes a crisis plan, which states how the person would like to be treated in times of crisis (similar to an advance directive for inpatient psychiatric care), as well as a post-crisis plan for back on the road to recovery.

Helps Hispanic families get basic health information, refer them to local health providers and federally supported programs (CHIP). Also answer questions about prenatal care.

- Offers a Cyber-Tipline that the public may use to report Internet-related child sexual exploitation (www.cybertipline.com) - Provides technical assistance to individuals and law-enforcement agencies in the prevention, investigation, prosecution, and treatment of cases involving missing and expoited children. - Assists the U.S. Department of State in certain cases of international child abduction in accordance with the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction - Offers training programs to law-enforcement and social-services professionals - Distributes photographs and descriptions of missing children worldwide Coordinated child-protection efforts with the private sector Networks with nonprofit service providers and state clearinghouses about missing person's cases - Provides information about effective state legislation to help ensure the protection of children.

National advocate for the value, acceptance and inclusion of people with Down Syndrome. They envision a world in which all people with Down Syndrome have the opportunity to enhance their quality of like, realized their life aspirations and become valued members of welcoming communities. Provides information and referral via a toll-free Helpline and email service. Also produce print materials on Down syndrome including A Promising Future Together: A guide for new and expectant parents, Aging and Down Syndrome: A health and well-being guidebook, NDSS Brochure and Get to Know Me Poster and Lesson Plan. With the exception of the poster and lesson plan, all publications are available in both English and Spanish.

National Health Information Center (NHIC) is a health information referral service sponsored by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion. NHIC puts health professionals and consumers who have health questions in touch with those organizations that are best able to provide reliable answers. Using a database that contains descriptions health-related organizations, NHIC staff refers people to the most appropriate resource. NHIC also produces three annual health information directories (online): Federal Health information Centers and Clearinghouses, National Health Observances, and Toll-free Numbers for Health information.

Supports, conducts and disseminates research on brain and nervous system disorders. Also provides public information on neurology/neurological disorders and strokes.

Offers publications and videos on health promotion, disease prevention, safety, nutrition, the body, medical care, and medications, diseases and disorders, and planning for later years. Publishes the NIA Resource Directory for Older People.

Phone information by trained nurses about respiratory and immune system disorders. Referrals are given for respiratory specialists. Free literature is distributed.

Services include: KEEP Healthy kidney screening; Your Kidneys & You kidney health awareness presentation; Big Ask Big Give living donation program; Organ Donor Awareness; Kidney Cars Donation Program; Patient Advocacy; NKF Peers phone-based mentoring program; NKF Cares toll-free patient helpline; Professional Education, Administrator for the Chronic Renal Disease Program (CRDP) Transportation Reimbursement Program

Provides information about albinism, hypopigmentation, and related conditions including health and social issues, vision, and sun protection. Information is available via toll-free telephone, audio-visual and printed materials, and a World Wide Web site at http://wwwalbinism.org

Provides information, support, and referrals for patients diagnosed with ovarian cancer and their families.

Supports Parkinson's-related research, patient care, education, training and outreach.

Distributes information on Reyes Syndrome to the medical community and to the general public, provides guidance and support to persons with Reyes Syndrome and their families, raises funds for research. (Reyes Syndrome is a disease that affects the liver and the brain and is most commonly found in children. There is a risk of acquiring this disease if taking aspirin while experiencing a viral infection.)

The leading national resource on stroke and the driving force behind efforts to improve stroke prevention, treatment and rehabilitation.

Dedicated to providing information, support and referral services to individuals and families affected by Tay-Sachs, Canavan, GM-1, and Sandhoff diseases; as well as to the treatment, cure and prevention of these diseases.

Develops and disseminates educational material to individuals, professionals and agencies in the fields of health care, education and government. Coordinates support services to help individuals and their families cope with Tourette Syndrome. Funds research that will ultimately find the cause of and cure for TS and, at the same time, lead to improved medications and treatments.

Toll free helpline which provides information for families and advocates of children with disabilities about school related concerns, special education regulations, procedural safeguards, and general disability questions.

- Services for Children, Services for Veterans, Braille Embossing , Life skills training at agencies and in homes -Orientation and mobility instruction (Cane travel) - Home retrofitting for safe mobility Internet access and information technology instruction - Safety and prevention education programs and seminars - Vision screenings in schools, preschools, businesses, senior centers, nursing homes, hospitals, and other institutions - Residential rehabilitation - Vocational rehabilitation - Employment training - Children's summer instructional programs - Radio reading programs - Preschool - Agency industry employment opportunities - Escorted transportation - Social and recreational activities - Braille instruction - Low vision aids and clinics - Low-cost prescription eye wear - Financial management assistance - Community service referrals - Support groups Seminars

Provides disability advocacy, doctor referrals and information to persons affected by Tourette Syndrome. Provides non-legal advocacy services for education or employment.

Raises funding for research on Parkinson's Disease; provides education and information about the disease; and advocates on behalf of, and in collaboration with, people with Parkinson's, their families and caregivers.

Researches and treats sleep issues and disorders

Comprehensive medical care for individuals with Spina Bifida, including testings, education and referrals.

Community HealthChoices (CHC) is a new waiver for individuals over 21 years old with a disability who previously received services through the Independence, CommCare, or Aging Waivers. These individuals select or are automatically enrolled in one of three managed care organizations (MCOs) that have contracts with the state. Services are obtained through service providers who have contracts with these managed care organizations. This program is in effect across Pennsylvania as of January 1, 2020. Services include all the Home and Community-Based Services formerly provided by other waivers, plus a few new ones, for older adults and adults with physical disabilities or traumatic brain injury. For more information about Community HealthChoices, visit http://www.healthchoices.pa.gov/info/about/community/.

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).

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).

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. Birth/Death certificates; Nursing Home complaints; restaurant complaints

Information line for AIDS.

Information on breastfeeding.

Information line for infanty health

Information line for childrens health

The Free Quitline is staffed by a group of clinically trained counselors. Callers are assessed for their readiness to quit and given counseling options. Counselors then offer up to five pro-active counseling sessions to smokers who are ready to make a serious attempt to quit. Counselors also provide active listening to callers, educational information, and referral to other healthcare professionals if needed, prescription advice for action, social reinforcement, skill training, and encouragement for expressions of thoughts and feelings.

Text4Baby is an educational program that sends text messages about 3 times a week to pregnant women and new moms. The texts provide the moms with information & reminders about how to take care of their own health & that of their babies.

This information and referral helpline can provide referrals for information about the condition and treatment of brain injuries, protection and advocacy services, local support groups, as well as links to other websites. Offers referrals to community and State resources in addition to the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania.

Lead Information Line offers personal help and written information to parents, physicians, contractors and homeowners about lead poisoning and its prevention and control.

Anonymous and confidential HIV Testing and counseling, referrals to doctors and case management. Risk reduction, partner notification, prevention education, PPD testing, Vaccines for HIV, positive clients, syphilis, CD4 and viral load testing.

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. Important health messages on building strong bones, promoting good oral health and asthma management.

Promotes the education of preventing and treatmenting Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses

Professional association that advocates for public access to psychological services, educates and supports the professional development of members, educates the public through disseminating and applying psychological knowledge, and maintains and builds organizational strength. Online tool helps consumers find a local psychologist.

An organization of families and professionals working together to promote and fund research, provide education and offer support to enhance the quality of life of those affected by Prader-Willi syndrome.

Empathetic HIV treatment and care information to people living with HIV. Many of the operators have lived with HIV themselves for 10 or more years, so they can help people living with HIV sort through issues that most face at some time in their lives. The InfoLine is a call-back service only. Messages must be left and will be returned.

Peer-managed toll-free helpline for people affected by Hepatitis C. Counselors provide information, support, and care linkage services to help callers navigate the complexities of screening, diagnosis, health management and treatment. Spanish speakers are available by appointment.

Mission: The Mission Of R.O.A.R.! Is To Achieve The Goal Of Educating Women To Recognize The Signs And Symptoms Of Ovarian Cancer And Acquire The Knowledge To Seek Evaluation And Treatment By Qualified Professionals. Speak With Organizations And Groups About The Signs And Symptoms Of Ovarian Cancer Using A Power-Point Slide Presentation (ABOUT 30 Minutes In Length) And Educational Materials.

A support and information organization open to all. Provides information about treating scoliosis, helps fund research on spine problems and helps those diagnosed with the disease connect with others through support groups, conferences and publications.

SCDAA and its member organizations engage in research, build awareness of sickle cell disease (SCD) and related conditions, provide services such as genetic testing and counseling and offer psychosocial support for individuals and families impacted by SCD. SCDAA is National Coordinating and Evaluation Center (NCEC) for the Sickle Cell Disease and Newborn Screening Program. SCDAA also sponsors scholarships for people affected by SCD or who are interested in a career in SCD treatment and research.

Dedicated to providing the most up-to-date information about Sjogren's syndrome to patients and healthcare providers.

Komen for the Cure disseminates information on breast cancer prevention and treatment, implements community health programs to ensure care for underserved women and raises funds for breast cancer research through events like the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Series. Philadelphia Affiliate The Sheridan Building 125 South Ninth Street, Suite 202 Philadelphia, PA 19107 215-238-8900 215-238-1419 Fax info@komenphiladelphia.org

Ear, Nose, and Throat specialist.

Provides education information and support to the Turner Syndrome Community.

Support for persons touched by Turner syndrome. Turner Syndrome is caused by complete or partial absence of the second sex chromosome.

Provides information for Muncy Valley Hospital.

Provides information for Williamsport Regional Medical Center.

Provides information for Divine Providence Hospital.

Telephone health information line; Offers "The Healthy Woman" newsletter; education presentations; psychological and nutritional counseling; health screenings; therapeutic massages, and acupuncture.

Physician referral for newcomers not already established with a physician. Phone number: 1-888-my-doc-find (1-888-693-623463) Please, note this is a 1+12 digit number.

Information and research on diseases of the male and female urinary tract and the male reproductive organs.

Support group and social network for adults, families, and friends with diabetes. Provides some educational information.

Provides portable cribs, also known as Cribettes / Pack-n-Plays, to needy families with infants 6 months or younger. Also provides information on SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) and safe sleep practices.

Provides comprehensive, integrated care to patients diagnosed with cancer including chemotherapy, infusion therapy, hematology and radiation treatment.

Services focus on helping companies prevent work-related injuries and illness. WORKFIRST provides evaluation and treatment, and coordinated rehabilitation for employees, when an injury does occur. Services include: Occupational Health Services •Workers Compensation •Physical Examination •Drug and Alcohol •Drug Testing Laboratory Information •WORKFIRST Drug Testing •Travel Clinic Worksite Wellness Services •Clinical Screenings •Wellness Assessments •Comprehensive Wellness Website •Health Coaching •Health Promotion and Educational Programs •Employee Assistance Program (EAP) •Pre-placement physicals that compare the worker to the physical demands of the job •Medical surveillance programs •Consultation and educational programs for supervisors and employees on injury/illness prevention •Ongoing case management of injuries •Customer-friendly billing and utilization reports

Services focus on helping companies prevent work-related injuries and illness. WORKFIRST provides evaluation and treatment, and coordinated rehabilitation for employees, when an injury does occur. Services include:

Occupational Health Services

• Workers Compensation
• Physical Examination
• Drug and Alcohol
• Drug Testing Laboratory Information
• Drug Testing
• Travel Clinic
• Worksite Wellness Services
• Clinical Screenings
• Wellness Assessments
• Comprehensive Wellness Website
• Health Coaching
• Health Promotion and Educational Programs
• Employee Assistance Program(EAP)

Services focus on helping companies prevent work-related injuries and illness. WORKFIRST provides evaluation and treatment, and coordinated rehabilitation for employees, when an injury does occur. Services include:

Occupational Health Services •Workers Compensation •Physical Examination •Drug and Alcohol •Drug Testing Laboratory Information •WORKFIRST Drug Testing •Travel Clinic Worksite Wellness Services •Clinical Screenings •Wellness Assessments •Comprehensive Wellness Website •Health Coaching •Health Promotion and Educational Programs •Employee Assistance Program (EAP) •Pre-placement physicals that compare the worker to the physical demands of the job •Medical surveillance programs •Consultation and educational programs for supervisors and employees on injury/illness prevention •Ongoing case management of injuries •Customer-friendly billing and utilization reports

York Hospital is a 580-bed community teaching hospital serving South Central Pennsylvania. Provides dental services to those in need. Addiction Services (851-1500) Pastoral Care (851-2305) Dental Services (851-2655) Diabetic Education (851-5341) Thomas Hart Family Practice Center (851-2521) York Hospital Community Health Center (851-2334) Specialty Care Clinics (851-2427) Child/Adolescent Psych Unit (840-0970) Behavioral Health Services (851-1500) Social Services/Care Management (851-2227) STD Prevention & Detection (851-2251) Wellness & Community Health Improvement (851-3222) Lifeline - Emergency Signaling Device to Alert the Response - Center at York Hospital (851-2227) Medical Library (851-2495) Service Sites: Queensgate Laboratory (851-2500) Windsor Laboratory (851-1765) Westgate Laboratory (764-3351) Stonebridge Diagnostic Center (812-2520) Apple Hill Laboratory (741-8190) East Berlin Diagnostic Center (259-7839) Dover Diagnostic Center (851-6490) Stony Brook Lab Services (757-4976) Physician and Service Referral (851-3500 Or 800-840-5905) Cardiovascular Services - York Hospital Heart Center (851-2176) CPR/First Aid Instruction (851-2660 Sherri At Education Services) York Cancer Center (741-8100) Emergency Room (851-2311) WellSpan Rehabilitation: Apple Hill Banister Street Queensgate Town Center Shrewsbury Hanover Red Lion Manchester Etters

Provides portable cribs, also known as Cribettes / Pack-n-Plays, to needy families with infants 6 months or younger. Also provides information on SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) and safe sleep practices.