...mental health conditions. It offers one-on-one and group therapy, and lets you work on your social skills. Services are given in a community setting. It can last a half day...

...– Access information about the OhioRISE program. OhioRISE Community and Provider Training – Access materials and register for upcoming OhioRISE education seminars. OhioRISE Information Brochure – Use this brochure with...

...are available to you at no cost. Care Management CareSource has nurses, social workers, and community health workers who can work with you one-on-one to help coordinate your health and...

...program to meet the unique needs of students within your community. How it works Each community is different and requires individualized programs. The first step in working with CareSource is...

...and utilization of health and dental screenings and preventive care by low-income families and marginalized communities. Creating a health ecosystem and community-based delivery of care that provides equitable access to...

...to continually improve communication and develop new services relevant to our members, providers, and the community-at-large. Personally Identifiable Information (PII) may include your name, address, e-mail address, information regarding your...

...trips to: Health care visits Renewal appointments with Job and Family Services Pharmacies to pick up prescriptions Gyms Grocery stores Community and wellness services or events How Providers can schedule...

As a CareSource member, you get extra benefits. These are for Georgia Families®, Georgia Pathways to CoverageTM, or PeachCare for Kids®, unless stated. For a full list of benefits and...

...they live as they age through programs, advocacy, and education. Aging Care Education for those who care for aging adults. They also have an active online community for caregivers. Caregiver...

If you are a caregiver for a spouse, parent, child or loved one, you know it takes a lot of time, effort and work. We want to make it easy...