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Give your children the gift of healthcare this holiday season

If your children are in need of a new medical provider, be sure to give them the gift of healthcare this holiday season – a gift that keeps on giving, for many years to come.

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Give your children the gift of healthcare this holiday season

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Mental health services expand in Martinsville, Henry County: The Harvest Foundation invests nearly $700,000 to grow telepsychiatry through the Martinsville-Henry County Coalition for Health and Wellness

Contact: Latala P. Hodges Director of Communications The Harvest Foundation (276) 632-3329 x118 lhodges@theharvestfoundation.org Photos: Coalition Telehealth – Nurse Practitioner Landon Morrison (shown on screen) conducts a simulated behavioral health patient visit with Latala Hodges, communications director at The Harvest Foundation.

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Mental health services expand in Martinsville, Henry County: The Harvest Foundation invests nearly $700,000 to grow telepsychiatry through the Martinsville-Henry County Coalition for Health and Wellness

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Mobile health clinic delivering free health screenings to Uptown Martinsville

On Tuesday, July 26, 2022, Dr. Edna Ekubon-Gordon, MD (Coalition Medical Director) pictured to the right, is hopping aboard our mobile clinic to provide free community health screenings.

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Mobile health clinic delivering free health screenings to Uptown Martinsville

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COALESCE (“Clinics & Communities Tackling Racial Disparities, Systemic in (Colon and Cervical) Cancer Screening.”) The Martinsville Henry County Coalition for Health and Wellness, The MLC Cancer Foundation and Virginia Commonwealth University have teamed up on this project in an effort to increase colorectal and cervical screenings among minorities in the Martinsville Henry County community and to figure out why more people aren’t getting screened for those cancers.

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