Advert Community Health Project

Advert Community Health Project focuses on community-based health care and covers a wide range of health services for adults and children, you'll find everything from urgent care, pediatric urgent care, and telemedicine to mental health support, weight loss programs, and prescription discount options, and there's all sorts of physicals like DOT, school, and sports physicals, plus ear wax cleaning and vaccinations too, and if you need lab work, they've got tests for allergies, COVID, diabetes, pregnancy, STD, strep, TB, testosterone, thyroid, urinalysis, urinary tract infection, venom, and vitamin B12 or D, and they go further offering tests for hepatitis, H Pylori, inflammation, lead, Lyme disease, MMR, monkeypox, mono, prostate screening, prothrombin time, pulmonary function, RSV, sickle cell, vitamin D, and others you might not always find in one place. They've connected with clinics like AFC Urgent Care, Citylife Health, Carbon Health Urgent Care, Live Urgent Care, and more, and you can get basic health profile checks, complete blood count, and other health tests, while vaccines and specific care for things like the flu or gout are part of what they do as well. They work alongside New Jersey's Children's System of Care for children and families in Burlington County, and their team runs community outreach, health education, professional development, and events, and they do community programs too. There are out-of-home services like inpatient and CCIS programs, crisis centers, group homes, halfway houses, partial hospitalization, substance abuse inpatient care, and transitional living if that's something needed, and they run in-community outreach and professional wraparound services, plus outpatient care from assessments and counseling to creative arts, equine therapy, fitness mentoring, intensive outpatient care, medication checks, mindfulness therapy, motivational interviewing, the Nurtured Heart Approach, play and sand play therapy, social skills, and trauma-informed therapy. People can find help with behavioral and mental health, substance abuse, crisis safety, developmental issues, and medical care, and there are community resources like summer camps, arts and recreation, basic needs, education, jobs and training, family support, legal help, seasonal programs, and spiritual or cultural programs-everything circles back to helping improve health and life in the community, since that's really the heart of what the Advert Community Health Project does.