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Tiene derecho a recibir servicios de intérprete calificados sin costo alguno para usted.

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Tiene derecho a recibir servicios de intérprete calificados sin costo alguno para usted.

No está obligado a depender de sus hijos, otros familiares o amigos para que actúen como intérpretes.

Tiene derecho a presentar una queja sobre los servicios de acceso al idioma que se le brindaron si lo desea.

Need help getting a dental appointment and can’t afford it?

The InHealth Community Wellness Clinic can help you with up to $750.00 for your dental care if you live in Richland, Vernon, Crawford or Grant County as long as Grant funds are available.

All help is on a first come first serve basis so call soon.

DENTAL GUIDELINES

All patients must:

– Call the InHealth Community Wellness Clinic for an appointment at 608-375-4324. Leave your name, phone number where we can reach you and mention you would like to get a dental appointment. (Clinic is open on Monday and Wednesdays, but you can leave a message any time.) OR

– Come in to the Clinic at 109 East Bluff Street (lower level in the back of the building) in Boscobel, WI on Monday or Wednesday 9:00 to 5:00 to fill out paperwork for a referral.

– If pain is present the Clinic Coordinator will help you see a doctor for free to get a prescription for antibiotics. All prescriptions have a $6.00 co-pay.

– Our Clinic Coordinator will help dental patients set up an appointment with a dentist at that time.

– We can help all patients with up to $750.00 toward their dental expenses.

– All payments from the Free Clinic are made directly to the dentist after work is completed.

– All dental patients MUST show up to their dental appointments if they are being referred by our clinic or Grant money will default to the next patient in need.

– Any patient that has Badgercare, Forward Health or Medicaid but can’t find a dentist, can get a referral through the clinic to a dentist in Madison. Free Clinic patients will receive priority.

– Remember: InHealth Community Dental Program is available to people of any age in need in Grant, Crawford, Vernon and Richland Counties

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Unified Community Services Receives Award from Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development for Being a Veteran Ready Employer

Unified Community Services is proud to report we are one of the 17 organizations in the State of Wisconsin to receive recognition as a Vets Ready employer by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. Governor Tony Evers announced the winners in a press release on November 7, 2023. Unified Community Services won a Gold Award for Small Organizations for their onboarding program that celebrates and empowers not only Veterans but also Veterans’ spouses and family members.

The Gold Award is for organizations that show “exemplary leadership in hiring, training, supporting, and advancing Veterans and their families.”

The Vets Ready Initiative encourages employers to “establish a support system within their workplace, hire and retain more Veterans, and connect with Veterans in the community and their families. Every year, DWD recognizes businesses that have gone above and beyond for the Veteran workforce. Businesses are separated into three categories – small, medium, large – and either receive a gold or silver certification.”

At Unified Community Services we are deeply grateful for our incredible staff which includes employees who currently serve in the Armed Forces, Veterans of the Armed Forces, military spouses, former military spouses, and many family members of Veterans. We are indebted to them for their commitment to continued service in Iowa and Grant Counties and for all the selfless good they do every day for our clients, coworkers, and communities.

We’re extremely proud to report we’re Veteran Ready.

Thank You Veterans

Veterans often face a range of mental health challenges after their military service. These challenges can result from the unique stressors and experiences associated with military life. Some common mental health issues among veterans include:

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Exposure to traumatic events during deployment can lead to PTSD. Symptoms may include intrusive memories, flashbacks, nightmares, and heightened anxiety.

Depression: Veterans may experience depression due to a variety of factors, including the challenges of transitioning to civilian life, coping with physical injuries, or dealing with the loss of friends.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): TBIs, often caused by blasts or other head injuries, can result in a range of cognitive and emotional symptoms, including memory problems, mood swings, and difficulty concentrating.

Substance Abuse: Some Veterans turn to alcohol or drugs as a way to cope with stress, pain, or mental health symptoms. Substance abuse can exacerbate existing mental health issues.

Anxiety Disorders: Generalized anxiety, panic disorder, and other anxiety-related conditions may develop or worsen as a result of the stressors experienced during military service.

Adjustment Disorders: Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging. Veterans may struggle with adapting to new routines, relationships, and work environments, leading to adjustment difficulties.

Isolation and Relationship Issues: Difficulty reconnecting with family and friends or feeling isolated from civilian society can contribute to mental health challenges. Relationship problems may arise due to communication issues or the emotional toll of military experiences.

Crisis: Veterans may be at an increased risk of crisis, especially if they are dealing with untreated mental health conditions.

It’s important to note that not all veterans will experience these challenges, and the severity of symptoms can vary widely. Many Veterans successfully transition to civilian life and thrive with the support of mental health services, social connections, and community resources. If you or someone you know is a Veteran struggling with mental health issues, reaching out to mental health professionals or Veterans’ support organizations can be a crucial step toward recovery.

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Gratitude for Veterans

Unified Community Services appreciates and honors our staff, clients, community members and their families who serve and have served- making sacrifices in this way for our country. To show support we have participated in Operation Green Light at both of our office locations. Take the time to check in on and show support for a service member or their family members!