If you have ever left a doctor’s appointment with a referral to another office across town, only to wait weeks for a second intake, you already understand the problem that integrated care is designed to solve. Southeast Healthcare has built its programs around a simple idea: physical health, behavioral health, and daily-life needs are connected,
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With classes starting back up across central Ohio, now is the time to schedule a back-to-school physical if your child has not had one recently. Many schools and sports programs require an up-to-date physical form before the first day, and getting it done early means one less thing to worry about during a busy transition.
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The new year has started off with blistering cold and snowy weather in the metro Columbus area, so Southeast Healthcare would like to remind community members about the warming centers located throughout the greater Columbus area now through March 31, 2026! If you or anyone you know is in need of emergency shelter, call the
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As temperatures drop across Ohio, many of our neighbors face the harsh reality of winter without the comfort of warm clothing or reliable shelter. At Southeast Healthcare, we believe that warmth is more than a basic necessity; it’s an act of dignity, safety, and compassion. This season, we’re inviting our community to join us in
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At Southeast Healthcare, we believe in meeting people where they are, especially in the midst of their most vulnerable moments. With funding from a Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) grant* and the support of the Delaware and Morrow County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, we can provide critical outreach services directly
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Southeast Healthcare is proud to announce an exciting new collaboration with NAMI Franklin County to expand access to the NAMI Family Support Group – a vital resource for family members, loved ones, and supportive others of adults living with mental illness. This peer-led support group is for those 18 years of age and older and
~~Updated information specific for January 19th through January 22, 2025 FROM MOUNT CARMEL HEALTH SYSTEM: 614-512-2483 Warming Centers or community members can contact Mount Carmel Outreach Program for follow‐up with someone you are concerned about who is outside this winter, or at a daytime warming center and needs additional support. Anyone in need of emergency
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Traveling across Ohio over the past few weeks has made it impossible not to notice the prolonged drought’s impact on our state’s farms. Fields that should be lush with crops are parched, with soybean fields left to wither, hay crops suffering, and corn—our beautiful Ohio sweet corn—standing brown from top to bottom. Yet, in the
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Southeast Healthcare has been honored with the prestigious Target BP award for the second consecutive year, a testament to our unwavering commitment to managing and improving client blood pressure outcomes. This recognition, which underscores that more than 70 percent of our clients diagnosed with high blood pressure have successfully achieved control of their condition, is
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Understanding and nurturing our mental health is vital for our overall well-being. Unfortunately, stigma and misconceptions have shrouded conversations about mental health for far too long, leaving many to feel unable to seek the help they deserve. While physical health is openly discussed, mental health struggles often go unaddressed. At Southeast Healthcare, we understand the
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