Physicians Health Care

The Cincinnati Eye Institute Foundation in Cincinnati, OH, is dedicated to preserving and enhancing vision. Their mission is to support programs that foster a lifetime of good vision through community outreach, education, and research. Through their Dr. Richard S. Kerstine Vision Outreach Program, the foundation provides free vision screenings and eye health lectures to over 11,000 uninsured individuals in need. Volunteer doctors have donated over 900 hours to serve at vision clinics, offering free prescription glasses and diagnosing serious eye diseases in over 1,000 adults. The foundation prioritizes education by offering continuing education programs for healthcare professionals, including doctors of optometry, ophthalmic technicians, and RNs. Additionally, they fund research projects aimed at developing new treatments and potential cures for various eye diseases, with over $50,000 in IGNITE Grants awarded to date. Generated from the website content

CCAT, which stands for Center for Chemical Addictions Treatment, is an organization providing treatment services for alcoholism and various chemical addictions to adults. its detoxification services include physician services, withdrawal management with medication, 24-hours, seven-days a week nursing services, educational lectures, and group therapies. It also offers an opiate recovery program, short-term and residential treatment services, and intensive outpatient services. Its family support program provides information and activities for family members, including structured lectures about chemical dependency, patient counseling, and individual sessions with family members. CCAT also offers post-treatment support services to its clients, including group meetings focusing on management of relapse and relapse prevention, and peer support. Located in Cincinnati, CCAT receives funds from various private and public sources, including Department of Housing and Urban Development, Ohio National Foundation, Ohio National Foundation, and federal courts.