Community Health of South Florida, Inc. (CHI) is excited to announce the promotion of Blake Hall as its new president. He has been with the non-profit healthcare company for 15 years and has excelled at securing opportunity, growth, and quality care improvements.
As we head into the holiday season, I encourage you to find ways to be grateful. Despite our trying times, there are glimmers of hope and rays of sunshine all around us. One such glimmer of hope is the Children’s Crisis Center that we are building for kids with severe behavioral health issues.
Accompanied by community leaders, Community Health of South Florida, Inc. (CHI) leaders celebrated a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new mobile medical van. The goal is to continue to drive community health forward by providing greater access to care in the South Florida community.
It feels like babies and toddlers are constantly going through some sort of growth spurt, and honestly, it’s because they are.
Children and teenagers have gone months without regularly seeing friends, extended family and educators during the COVID-19 pandemic. If a young person is struggling with difficult emotions and stress, Dr. Howard Pratt has advice about how to step in and support them.
As summer gives way to fall across the country, while leaf changes here aren’t a reality, a change is coming in how people in Homestead can get access to healthcare.
For most of us, the pandemic is the first time we’ve experienced long-term physical separation from others. Even the most introverted among us needs that in-person connection, even if it’s just to say hello to a cashier at the grocery store.
Community Health of South Florida, Inc. (CHI) is proud to announce a new student education affiliation agreement with The College of The Florida Keys (CFK).
CHI Offers Diabetes Drive-Through Screening for the South Florida Community
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