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Support For You

We all go through struggles in life.  Adagio Health and our partners are here to provide support, not judgment.  Wherever you’ve been, wherever you’re headed, we’re here to help you get there safely. 
Click any of the boxes below for a list of links and phone numbers. 
Substance Use Disorder Services for Women
Specialty care during pregnancy

Safe detox during pregnancy

Prenatal care

Birth control
STI testing & treatment

Counselors & care navigators

Quitting smoking during pregnancy
Free coaching & support

Not safe at home?
Find support today 

Food & Nutrition Services

Help with housing & utilities



For Professionals



Pregnant and in need of services?  Let’s get you connected with compassionate care.
Health services, care navigation, social services referrals
Nutrition support and benefits for pregnant moms, breastfeeding moms, and small children up to age 5
•  PA COMPASS
Apply for healthcare coverage, nutrition assistance (food stamps), and more
Adagio Health patients can ask a Care Navigator for help filling out an application!
Emergency food assistance and more
Health care coverage for babies and children up to age 19


Family planning on your schedule. Birth control providers and more.
•  Adagio Health Medical Offices
•  Adagio Health Locations


You CAN detox safely while pregnant. These care providers can help, with no judgment. 
•  Find Treatment or call 1-800-662-4357
•  Gaudenzia
•  Glenbeigh
•  More Alcohol, Drug, and Other Rehab Centers


Substance Use Disorder services for women with specialized care for pregnant women.
•  Wesley Family Services
Priority services are given to pregnant women who use substances, women with children, injection drug users, those with co-occuring disorders, overdose survivors, and veterans
888-222-4200
An independent, community-based program that offers full range of what individuals and families require to overcome drug and alcohol dependency
724-284-4759
Helps support individuals in various degrees through recovery with goal-setting service plans. Drug and Alcohol Services can help resolve issues in housing, education, employment, transportation, childcare, substance abuse treatment, and healthcare
A confidential, free, 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year, information service, in English and Spanish, for individuals and family members facing mental and/or substance use disorders
•  AA: Alcoholics Anonymous
•  NA: Narcotics Anonymous
•  Al-Anon Family Groups
• Rainbow Recovery Center: 724-269-5130
• Crossroads Treatment Center
• Freedom Healthcare Services
Bridgeville: 412-453-8554
Ellwood City: 724-202-1183
• New Horizons Treatment Center: 724-202-6818
• Pinnacle Treatment Centers  
Consortium Member Sites
• Lawrence County Community Action Partnership: 1-888-252-5104
• Mercer County Behavioral Health Commission, Inc: 724-662-2230
• New Castle Comprehensive Treatment Center: 866-841-6192
• United Way of Venango County


Feeling overwhelmed about – everything?  Let’s get you connected with support and care navigators who can help.  
•  Suicide Prevention Lifeline or call 800-273-8255
•  Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator
•  Resolve Crisis Services or call 1-888-796-8226


Pregnant and want to quit smoking?  These counselors can help. 
•  Tobacco Free Adagio Health
•  PA Free Quitline: 1-800-QUIT-NOW 


Not safe at home?  These service providers can help you right now.  
•  Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County or call 724-652-9036
•  Mercy Center for Women Erie or call 814-455-4577
•  Women’s Center of Beaver County or call 724-775-0131
•  Erie DAWN (Dwellings & Advocacy for Women in Need) or call 814-453-5921
•  Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh or call 412-687-8005
Text line (9am-9pm): 412-744-8445
•  National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233)
•  VOICe: Victim Outreach Intervention Center or call 1-800-400-8551

Help with housing & utilities
• Find Help
• Housing Call Center or call 877-428-8844
• Covenant House


 

Consortium Member Sites

With funding from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration, Adagio Health is leading a multi-county consortium focused on the prevention of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS).  Members of Rural Communities C.A.R.E (A Consortium for Acceptance, Recovery, & Empowerment) consortium include Adagio Health, Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion County Drug and Alcohol Commission Inc., Butler County Human Services Drug and Alcohol Programs, Carlow University, Lawrence County Community Action Partnership, Lawrence County Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc., Pregnancy & Women's Recovery Center- Franklin, UPMC Insurance Services Division, and Venango County Human Services.