What is “Whole-Person” Health?

Meridian Health Services recognizes the importance of creating the right harmonies in healthcare. So what does it mean when applied to the field of medicine? Meridian believes it means the future of healthcare.

We often hear about the connection between body and mind. But what if a healthcare provider integrated the two — not treating one without the other.

Understanding the synchronicity of the body and mind? What if they were in concert?
The body would achieve a harmony for better healing and recovery.

That’s exactly how Meridian Health Services treats the people it sees. Not as separate ‘parts’ to be examined individually, but rather as a combination of interdependent elements that work together in harmony. Treating both the body and mind for total well-being. This provides patients a true “medical home” where treatments, medications, doctors and social workers are coordinated seamlessly to address the full spectrum of health.

Surrounding people with coordinated care that integrates physical, mental and social well-being creates a synergy of health services for happier, healthier patients.

Learn more: https://www.meridianhs.org/about/what-makes-us-different/

Routine vaccinations protect your family and community from serious illnesses.

Meridian Health Services makes it easy to keep your family’s immunizations up-to-date.

Schedule your appointment today to ensure your family’s health stays on track: https://www.meridianhs.org/physical/primary-medical-care/

Addiction doesn’t just affect individuals, it impacts families.

Our Maternal Treatment Program supports mothers and their young children with outpatient care, education, and community resources.

We focus on “whole-person” health to help moms heal and thrive because recovery is possible, and families deserve a future.

Schedule today: https://bit.ly/3y5xTt7

August is Overdose Awareness Month.

Let’s stand together to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and save lives. Knowing the signs of an overdose could save a life.

Some signs of an overdose include:
· Loss of consciousness
· Unresponsive to outside stimulus
· Awake but unable to talk
· Breathing is very slow, irregular, or has stopped
· Very pale or clammy skin

What to Do if You Suspect an Overdose:
· Call 911 immediately
· Administer naloxone if available
· Try to keep the person awake and breathing
· Lay them on their side to prevent choking
· Stay with them until help arrives

Every second counts. Your awareness could save a life.

Addiction affects every part of a person’s life, but recovery creates space for a fresh start.
At Meridian Health Services, we provide compassionate, integrated care to support individuals wherever they are on their journey. Through medical treatment, behavioral health counseling, and community support, we help rebuild lives and restore hope.
Our comprehensive addictions care includes a wide range of support services for everyone at all walks of life.
You don’t have to navigate this journey alone. Help is available today.
Learn more: https://www.meridianhs.org/mental/addictions-therapy/
Schedule an appointment: https://www.meridianhs.org/request/

Children’s Mental Health Matters!

At Meridian’s School-Based Health Clinics, we know that a child’s mental well-being is just as important as their physical health. That’s why we offer on-site behavioral health services that meets students where they are.

Early support can make a lifelong difference. Mental healthcare helps students:

Build confidence
Improve focus and learning
Strengthen relationships
Cope with stress and emotions

We’re here for students, families, and the community with high quality, affordable, accessible care for all.

To schedule a Free Mental Health Screening visit: https://bit.ly/3y5xTt7