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Upcoming community events:
March 18: Westmoreland CCC Resource Fair
March 22: YWCA of Westmoreland County Women Veteran Luncheon
March 23: Irwin Senior Activity Center Health and Resource Fair
March 18: Westmoreland CCC Resource Fair
March 22: YWCA of Westmoreland County Women Veteran Luncheon
March 23: Irwin Senior Activity Center Health and Resource Fair
Better Health Outcomes Speaker Series 2024
Protect Black Mothers
May 23rd, 2024
6pm - 8pm
Energy Innovation Center
In this country, Black women are three to four times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than white women. Later on, Black women are more likely than other racial and ethnic groups to die from cardiovascular disease, hypertension, stroke, lupus, and several cancers. We are all harmed by systemic racism.
Collaborate. Advocate. Uplift. Join us for this special Better Health Outcomes Speaker Series presentation.
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From Alcohol to Opioids: Women & Recovery - May 31st, 2023
Mommy wine culture, the opioid epidemic, depression, anxiety – how are these societal issues impacting women and families in western Pennsylvania? Join us in person to hear these powerful speakers: Rosa Davis, MSW, Chief Executive Officer of POWER – an organization whose mission is to help women reclaim their lives from addiction and related emotional health issues. And Cambria King, Certified Recovery Specialist & Peer Navigator with the Pregnancy Recovery Center at UPMC Magee Women's Hospital. Cambria will share her gripping story of opioid use disorder, birth, recovery, and working to change the perspectives of professionals and people.
Watch the Full Session Here
Mommy wine culture, the opioid epidemic, depression, anxiety – how are these societal issues impacting women and families in western Pennsylvania? Join us in person to hear these powerful speakers: Rosa Davis, MSW, Chief Executive Officer of POWER – an organization whose mission is to help women reclaim their lives from addiction and related emotional health issues. And Cambria King, Certified Recovery Specialist & Peer Navigator with the Pregnancy Recovery Center at UPMC Magee Women's Hospital. Cambria will share her gripping story of opioid use disorder, birth, recovery, and working to change the perspectives of professionals and people.
Watch the Full Session Here
Health Disparities Among Women Veterans - March 10th, 2022
With an increased likelihood of experiencing homelessness, poverty, PTSD, depression, and poor physical health – women veterans are a unique and diverse population in need of specialized care and better health outcomes. Adagio Health explores the reasons behind health disparities affecting women veterans, including Military Sexual Trauma (MST) and a need for more gender-specific services.
Watch the Full Session Here
LGBTQ Care, Culture and Competency - June 2nd, 2022
Stigma, discrimination and bias against members of the LGBTQ+ community are associated with higher rates of behavioral health disorders including substance abuse and suicide. Adagio Health explores how access to culturally competent care in a welcoming setting can help to eliminate health disparities and lead to better health outcomes overall.
Watch the Full Session Here
Disability, Race and Access to Care - October 6th, 2022
Conversations around health disparities often focus on race and socio-economic status – but there is also a gap between people with disabilities and non-disabled people. And those disparities are even more pronounced among racial and ethnic minorities with disabilities. Adagio Health explores accessibility and inclusion in pursuit of better health outcomes for people with disabilities.
Watch the Full Session Here
With an increased likelihood of experiencing homelessness, poverty, PTSD, depression, and poor physical health – women veterans are a unique and diverse population in need of specialized care and better health outcomes. Adagio Health explores the reasons behind health disparities affecting women veterans, including Military Sexual Trauma (MST) and a need for more gender-specific services.
Watch the Full Session Here
LGBTQ Care, Culture and Competency - June 2nd, 2022
Stigma, discrimination and bias against members of the LGBTQ+ community are associated with higher rates of behavioral health disorders including substance abuse and suicide. Adagio Health explores how access to culturally competent care in a welcoming setting can help to eliminate health disparities and lead to better health outcomes overall.
Watch the Full Session Here
Disability, Race and Access to Care - October 6th, 2022
Conversations around health disparities often focus on race and socio-economic status – but there is also a gap between people with disabilities and non-disabled people. And those disparities are even more pronounced among racial and ethnic minorities with disabilities. Adagio Health explores accessibility and inclusion in pursuit of better health outcomes for people with disabilities.
Watch the Full Session Here
July 29, 2021 - Behavioral Health: The Expanding Need
The World Health Organization warns that COVID-19 has disrupted behavioral health services across the globe, while the CDC notes substantial increases in anxiety and depressive disorders in the United States. Adagio Health presents Julius Boatwright, MSW, LSW, Founder & CEO of Steel Smiling, an organization focused on bridging the gap between Black people and mental health support; and Christine Crowell, MA, LPC, NCC, Behavioral Health Clinician at Adagio Health Erie. Hosted by special guest Dr. Denise Johnson, MD, FACOG, FACHE, Pennsylvania's Acting Physician General.
Watch Behavioral Health: The Expanding Need
April 15, 2021 - Black Maternal Health: An American Crisis
Black women in the U.S. routinely experience pool maternal health outcomes, including disproportionately high rates of death related to pregnancy or childbirth, irrespective of income and education levels. As we recognize Black Maternal Health week, Adagio Health presents Dr. Dara Mendez, Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh & member of the Infant Mortality Collaborative for Allegheny County and the Pennsylvania Maternal Mortality Review Committee; along with Representative Morgan Cephas (D-Philadelphia), Chairwoman of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus Subcommittee on Women & Girls of Color.
Watch Black Maternal Health: An American Crisis
February 25, 2021 - Food Insecurity: The New Emergency
Recent news clips showing miles-long food lines have illustrated how the economic impacts of COVID-19 have intensified a crisis that already affected more than 35-million people in America. Adagio Health presents Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank President & CEO, Lisa Scales and Executive Director of Feeding Pennsylvania, Jane Clements-Smith for an exploration of solutions and advocacy around this national crisis.
Watch Food Insecurity: The New Emergency
October 14, 2021 - Race, Health and Equity
With a global pandemic that has amplified racial health disparities, and the declarationof racism as a public health crisis in cities across the country - including Pittsburgh - how can providers, patients and advocates work together to effect real change, and better health outcomes, for people of color? Adagio Health presents Dr. Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew, Chief Clinical Diversity & Inclusion Officer for Allegheny Health Network, Navy veteran and global health issues expert.
Watch Race, Health and Equity
The World Health Organization warns that COVID-19 has disrupted behavioral health services across the globe, while the CDC notes substantial increases in anxiety and depressive disorders in the United States. Adagio Health presents Julius Boatwright, MSW, LSW, Founder & CEO of Steel Smiling, an organization focused on bridging the gap between Black people and mental health support; and Christine Crowell, MA, LPC, NCC, Behavioral Health Clinician at Adagio Health Erie. Hosted by special guest Dr. Denise Johnson, MD, FACOG, FACHE, Pennsylvania's Acting Physician General.
Watch Behavioral Health: The Expanding Need
April 15, 2021 - Black Maternal Health: An American Crisis
Black women in the U.S. routinely experience pool maternal health outcomes, including disproportionately high rates of death related to pregnancy or childbirth, irrespective of income and education levels. As we recognize Black Maternal Health week, Adagio Health presents Dr. Dara Mendez, Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh & member of the Infant Mortality Collaborative for Allegheny County and the Pennsylvania Maternal Mortality Review Committee; along with Representative Morgan Cephas (D-Philadelphia), Chairwoman of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus Subcommittee on Women & Girls of Color.
Watch Black Maternal Health: An American Crisis
February 25, 2021 - Food Insecurity: The New Emergency
Recent news clips showing miles-long food lines have illustrated how the economic impacts of COVID-19 have intensified a crisis that already affected more than 35-million people in America. Adagio Health presents Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank President & CEO, Lisa Scales and Executive Director of Feeding Pennsylvania, Jane Clements-Smith for an exploration of solutions and advocacy around this national crisis.
Watch Food Insecurity: The New Emergency
October 14, 2021 - Race, Health and Equity
With a global pandemic that has amplified racial health disparities, and the declarationof racism as a public health crisis in cities across the country - including Pittsburgh - how can providers, patients and advocates work together to effect real change, and better health outcomes, for people of color? Adagio Health presents Dr. Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew, Chief Clinical Diversity & Inclusion Officer for Allegheny Health Network, Navy veteran and global health issues expert.
Watch Race, Health and Equity