Southwestern Healthcare, Inc. and its entities are the largest providers of community-based behavioral healthcare in Southwestern Indiana, offering a full range of mental health and addictions treatment and related educational services. Annually, over 12,000 individuals and families receive services at our facilities in Gibson, Posey, Vanderburgh and Warrick counties. Our page is a safe space for Southwestern supporters and anyone else interested in discussing mental health and addictions news. Comments and/or posts on this page may be archived or used in Southwestern’s promotional materials or social media posts. Comments. Below is clarification of our policies for posting on this page. We make every effort to hide comments with inflammatory or inappropriate language in order to maintain a civil environment. This includes, but is not limited to: racist epithets, sexist language, or general name calling of other users on our page. While we acknowledge that some users may want to use strong language to discuss topics they strongly support or dislike, individual attacks on other Facebook users will not be tolerated. These types of comments will be hidden and in the case of repeat offenders, the users will be banned. We also may hide comments with unintentionally misleading mental health and addiction information. It is also important to know that this page is not the appropriate place to post or report a mental health crisis. If you have a crisis, you can call our emergency services number at 812.423.7791 or dial 911 for local emergency services. We ban users who purposefully post false propaganda, false and/or deliberately misleading health information, hateful speech, and violent anti-choice images and words. We also ban: - people who put down our supporters, because it makes the space unsafe - people who consistently post inflammatory rhetoric - people who deliberately spam us with off-topic posts, because it makes the page unmanageable

Christopher Greater Area Rural Health Planning Corporation developed its first primary care site in 1979. We have 12 locations throughout Southern Illinois offering a variety of services including Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health, Nutrition, and Pharmacy. We offer sliding fee discounts for all insured and uninsured patients so that all of our patients have equal access to healthcare regardless of their ability to pay. ​

At the Easterseals Rehabilitation Center in Evansville, IN, we're working to change the way our community defines and views disability by making profound, positive differences in the lives of local people every day.

Ireland Home Based Services has worked in the counties of Southern Indiana providing quality home-based services for over 25 years. During that time, we have worked with State, Regional, and Local County offices in developing, delivering and improving service standards on behalf of children, families and persons with developmental disabilities. IHBS began providing Home Based Services with only four employees. Since then, significant growth has occurred allowing services to be delivered to a greater number of children and families throughout Southern Indiana. IHBS currently offers services to children and families involved with the Department of Child Services and Probation, prevention services through the Community Partners for Child Safety program, intensive home-based services through the HOMEBUILDERS program, services to fathers through the Fatherhood Engagement Initiative, as well as behavior support services through the Medicaid Waiver programs. Expanding services has allowed IHBS to assist the State of Indiana in providing crucial services to children, families and persons with developmental disabilities.

Representatives from The Pain Management Centers of Paducah and Marion, and Advanced Pain Care Clinics of Indiana and Kentucky announced that the two companies will merge under the new name of Pain Management Centers of America (PMCA). PMCA is a national company with medical facilities in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Indiana. As a result of the merger, thousands of people in this area will receive enhanced interventional pain management and unprecedented access to services. PMCA facilities are equipped with the most state-of-the-art technology. PMCA will employ over 200 trained personnel including 12 Interventional Pain Physicians. PMCA currently has 12 pain centers and 3 ambulatory surgery centers. PMCA staff consists of 2 medical directors, plus various ancillary personnel including nurses and administrative staff. Physicians at PMCA are specialists in interventional pain management with extensive training and experience. They welcome all patients for evaluation and/or treatment of chronic pain.