Wellness
Works! Program
Located in the Gateway Family Center, this service
provides Hilltown residents with healthy lifestyle
program opportunities including nutrition counseling
and education, smoking cessation assistance and physical
activity programs. These programs are part of the
Health Center’s commitment to support people
in leading healthy lives and taking increased responsibility
for self-management of chronic conditions.
The Nutrition Specialist and Smoking Cessation Specialist
will provide individual and group sessions and educational
programs in a variety of locations including at the
Gateway Regional School through the School-based Health
Center. The program will also make available opportunities
to engage in locally-run exercise or physical activity
classes and workshops.
| Rachel Keim
Nutrition Specialist |
Sollena Morginn
Smoking Cessation Specialist & Health Outreach
Worker |
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• Access: Call Wellness Works at 413-667-2204
• Funding provided in part by the Massachusetts
Department of Public Health
• Location/Mailing Address: PO Box 444, 9 Russell
Road, Huntington MA 01050
• Directions
to Gateway Family Center
HEALTH WISE
HEALTH WISE is a program offered to health center patients
who are living with Asthma, COPD [Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease],
Depression, and Diabetes and who are referred by their health center
provider. A team of trained Community Health
Workers [CHW’s], including a nutritionist and a smoking cessation specialist,
are ready to work with people who live with these diseases and who are motivated
to take a personal, proactive role in managing their health care. The HEALTH
WISE CHW acts as a guide to help set individual goals and specific tasks that can
be successfully incorporated into daily life for the person living with Asthma,
COPD, Depression, and Diabetes.
Staff: Rachel Keim,
Diane Meehan, Lisa Mollison, Sollena Morginn, Kim Savery
Eligibility: Health Center patient living with Asthma, COPD,
Depression and Diabetes and
referred by health center provider
Phone Contact: 413-667-2203
Funded through a grant from the Massachusetts Department of
Public Health
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