Provides a Neighborhood Navigator to support pregnant women during their pregnancy and connects them to community resources.

Arranges free flight transportation for cancer patients and bone marrow donors to or from recognized treatment centers using empty seats on corporate aircraft. An adult companion may accompany the patient; a child patient may travel with both parents.

Home Care services available include medical social services.

Provides case management assistance to eligible patients who may need social services while in the hospital or upon discharge.

Offers at home care by licensed nurse practitioners and professionals. Services include physical, occupational and speech therapy, medicine administration and social work services to help client find more permanent assistance.

Acts as a mediator, investigating and attempting to resolve any concerns regarding MetroHealth, including the main site, satellite locations, nursing facilities, and those representing MetroHealth in the community. All problems will be thoroughly investigated in cooperation with the department involved, and the results will be relayed to, and discussed with, the complaining party.

Provides primary medical services and physical examinations to homeless veterans. Team consists of a Physician, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse, and Medical Social Worker.

Offers comprehensive medical social services and discharge planning services to patients. Also offers infant love seats for infant's first five months of life.

Health screenings, health information, health education, health referrals. All open to the community. Blood pressure, blood sugar, bone density, peripheral vascular disease, advance directive, hearing screenings, grief support, various lab screenings every odd number month for $10. Talk with the Doc, Walk with the Doc. Fitness center.

Provides unique, once in a lifetime opportunities for children diagnosed with life-threatening disorders.

Provides answers to patient questions about their present and future accounts, billing, or insurance. Also screens for any possible outside solution including, Marketplace insurance or Medicaid, before offering payment assistance or payment plans.

Community Health Centers of Greater Dayton provides access to high quality, affordable, primary healthcare in the region with general health education, physician referrals, and medical social work.

Health screenings, health information, health education, health referrals. All open to the community. Blood pressure, blood sugar, bone density, peripheral vascular disease, advance directive, hearing screenings, grief support, various lab screenings every odd number month for $10. Talk with the Doc, Walk with the Doc. Fitness center.

Have questions about your child's development Pregnant Need Support Call us to find out more about Help Me Grow Pregnancy and Parenting support programs. They are FREE! We can help!

Provides social work services for those utilizing Veterans Affairs medical facilities. Social Workers are available to assist in a variety of settings to include the primary care clinic, during hospitalization, at Emergency Department visits, in mental health and rehabilitation units, and upon enrollment in specialty medical programs. Will assist the veteran, their family members, and Caregivers in resolving housing, finance, mood, relationship, and physical limitation issues in individual, group, or family treatment, whichever suits your needs. Social workers often provide long-term case management services to veterans who are at high risk of being admitted to a hospital, those who have very complex medical problems, and those who need additional help and support.

Provides Patient Advocates to assist clients of the Veterans Affairs (VA) health system that need help getting care or getting their problems resolved. Clients should first bring suggestions or concerns regarding their to their treatment team (treatment team includes your doctor, nurse, social worker, dietitian, pharmacist, chaplain, therapist and other professionals associated with the client's medical care). If the client does not feel their concerns are not being addressed by their treatment team, they should contact a VA Patient Advocate.

Provides comprehensive prenatal care and post-partum care to Medicaid-eligible patients, including the support of an on-staff social worker.

Provides specialized case management services to people who are HIV positive and living at or below 300% of the federal poverty level. Assists clients with applying for financial assistance, for several services call office for more information.

Provides medical air transportation for cancer patients to access care facilities.

Health screenings, health information, health education, health referrals. All open to the community. Blood pressure, blood sugar, bone density, peripheral vascular disease, advance directive, hearing screenings, grief support, various lab screenings every odd number month for $10. Talk with the Doc, Walk with the Doc. Fitness center.

Provides transportation services to seniors needing to go to medical appointments, adult day care, restaurants, grocery stores, human service appointments, banks, and other essential activities. Preference is given to those who need rides medical appointments. There may be limitations for those who need a ride for general errands (such as grocery shopping, etc).

Provides a variety of health and wellness services for older adults. Services include, but are not limited to, social events, lecture/discussions regarding health, forms assistance, physical fitness groups, physician referrals, health education, social events, discounted parking and equipment, discounts with certain home care providers, hotels, and drug stores and regularly scheduled suppers with recreational activities for older adults.

Patient Navigators help patients, families and caregivers navigate through the many systems needed during the cancer experience, such as healthcare, financial, insurance, social and emotional support systems. The American Cancer Society partners with community hospitals, cancer centers and clinics to place Patient Navigators in community-based host sites to increase access to this valuable assistance.

Provides visual experiences to eligible children under the age of 18 who are diagnosed with a medical condition that will cause blindness or moderate to severe visual impairment.

Provides social work services for patients.