I was reading about some awesome work being done by foundations like the Nicholson Foundation and health systems like Cherokee Health to bring integrated health to the underserved and those with behavioral health concerns. The premise is that the more services you offer at the primary care office, the greater chance that patient is going to get the help that they need. This makes perfect sense as people are more likely to make excuses rather than go to follow up appointment

My daughter is a freshman in college. She had to visit the infirmary this week to deal with a cold. As I was asking questions about what her diagnosis was, what meds were given, and the directions to administer them, I realized that there is a significant need for health and wellness education stations on campuses. Aside from dealing with issues like safe sex, respect, behavioral health, and campus events, these stations could inform students about preventing pink eye, mono