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Dr. Umstattd's been on a rollercoaster since our last chat! 🎢 From highs to lows, it's a journey every practice owner can vibe with. Check out the full scoop, link's here - bit.ly/3OubPxu

Check out this great article about Visiting Angels!

Come hear how IndeVets can be a great workforce management partner for your practice!

PaRC truly changes lives. And don’t just take our word for it. Upon discharge, our patients report feeling significantly more confident, hopeful and happy than when they first arrived. To learn more about the PaRC experience, head to the following link: https://ow.ly/F9Wy50RHJCC #welcometotheparc #addictionrecovery #addictiontreatment #supportinrecovery #parcalumni #askforhelp #successstory #accessyourbestlife   

Make sure to check out our founders on the I Am Lakeland Podcast. Get to know April & Rey Campo and lets discuss what they say is our number one growing problem among private practices. #IAmLakeland #DiscoverERS #FloridaMedicalBilling #PracticeManagement #MedicalCredentialingPros

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Want to see what SightCare can do for your independent optical practice but unsure of the commitment? Try SightCare Bitesize membership – 3 months membership at less than half the cost: https://buff.ly/3GcBG8I

Last year, The Veterans Art Project (VETART.org) orchestrated a remarkable event in Sacramento, California - the Art Cafe Pop-Up. This initiative stood out as a beacon for veteran engagement, offering a platform where veterans across California could amplify their voices and forge stronger community ties through the medium of art. The event underscored the critical role of creative expression in combating isolation and facilitating veterans' smoother transition into civilian life. From Ehren Tool's poignant ceramic cups to Tonya Savice's journey of discovery in art as a therapeutic outlet, each participant brought their unique narrative to the forefront, demonstrating the profound capacity of art to heal and communicate. 🎨 Key Highlights: Ehren Tool, a USMC veteran, showcased his cups, a project since 2001, emphasizing the connection and shared experiences among veterans. Tonya Savice reflected on art as a vital tool for mental wellness and self-expression. Artworks ranged from wearable art by Carolina Hernandez to "Boots in Transition" by Phyllis Thomas, each telling a story of transition, resilience, and hope. The event also featured collaborative activities like drum circles, emphasizing the importance of collective healing and shared stories. We're grateful for the support from the Mental Health Services Oversight & Accountability Commission (MHSOAC), enabling us to reach and uplift veterans throughout California. This video is a testament to the Veterans Art Project's mission to use art as a bridge for veterans transitioning back into civilian life, highlighting the undeniable impact of creative outlets in fostering mental health and community integration. 👉 For professionals interested in supporting veteran communities or exploring the intersection of art and wellness, this video serves as a powerful reminder of what we can achieve together. #VeteransArtProject #VeteranSupport #ArtTherapy #CommunityEngagement #ProfessionalDevelopment #MentalHealthAwareness

At Living Hope Homes, we believe in partnering with our caregiving team to be the solution to staffing challenges by empowering them to build and mentor a team of caregivers! Together, our team is ensuring those in our homes receive quality, compassionate, and consistent care. Our caregivers are the difference! Watch the video to learn more about our impowered benefit!

If you've got an interest in the future of Medway can I point you in the direction of this: https://lnkd.in/dCJjt3bg   It is separate to the Local Plan, which will guide development and use of land in Medway up to 2040, but instead focuses on five principal priorities for the coming years: 1. Delivering quality social care and community services 2. Benefiting from good education opportunities, quality jobs and a growing economy 3. Enjoying clean, green, safe, and connected communities 4. Improving health and wellbeing services for all 5. Ensuring there are good quality, affordable homes for people to live in   The consultation runs until Sunday 11 February.   And if you're wondering who took this picture of Medway, the answer is: Geoff Watkins at Imaging South East.