“As a father of eight I know just how important ensuring children have access to quality healthcare is,” said Delegate Bob Thomas (R-Stafford). “Children did not choose to be born with Autism. We should do everything we can to continue to learn about the causes– but also provide treatment for those diagnosed regardless of age.”
Delegate Bob Thomas introduces legislation to lift the age cap for autism coverage
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No other prevalent health condition including-- asthma, diabetes and cancer-- has coverage limits imposed based on the age of the patient. Coverage for all other health conditions is based on medical ...How are you enjoying the first snow of 2019? The folks who live in our Churchill Drive Group Home in Spotsylvania have been having a blast!
It creates an economic burden for the state to wait until people are in crisis before actually giving them access to support services — otherwise working adults have to quit their jobs to take care of their loved ones, and families rack up thousands of dollars in debt.
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Denille Francis spends a lot of time waiting, but without much hope. She waits to see if her 10-year-old son, Quinn, will ever get the funding he needs from the state. Quinn has Down syndrome and a ho...RACSB clinics and offices will open two hours late on Monday, Jan. 14 because of inclement weather. Our specialized transportation program will be closed. Please stay safe and warm!
Nearly 600 Virginians died from opioid overdoses in the first half of 2018. In the past few years, drug overdoses took more lives than car crashes or guns. In an effort to stem the rising tide of deaths, we offer REVIVE! training.
REVIVE! 2019 - Rappahannock Area Community Services Board
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I'm thankful for this free training and the free naloxone so that I am better prepared to help if needed, said one class participant.