Meet Myesha, our Chief Operating Officer. Myesha is passionate about Behavioral Health and our mission to help children of young ages and adolescents who need assistance.
Meet the Team: Chief Operating Officer Myesha Wilson
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Meet the Team: Chief Medical Officer Lilnetra Grady
Meet Lilnetra, our Chief Medical Officer. Her background in the medical field includes the roles of advanced practice nurse practitioner and family nurse practitioner. She believes in educating patients on their medical conditions and giving them a say in their...
Last Word: What do you enjoy most about being a Nevadan?
By Nevada Business Magazine Angela Quinn CEO “The people. Nevada is a beautiful, forgiving state. We are judged for what we do more than who we know.” Originally published in Nevada Business Magazine. To read the entire article, go...
450K Nevada residents could lose this federal benefit. Are you on the list?
By Mary Hynes Thousands of Nevadans could lose their no-cost Medicaid health coverage this year as pandemic emergency provisions wind down, according to state officials. Following a three-year grace period during the worst of COVID-19, Medicaid recipients will be...
Child Abuse and Neglect
The signs of child abuse and neglect are not always visible. Abuse is not always marked by distinct physical signs like a bruise or a black eye. Child abuse and neglect can range from ignoring a child’s needs to serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse, or...
Substance Abuse and Addiction
Alcohol, prescription medicines, and other illegal substances can be easily abused. When a pattern occurs of one or more of these things being used so much or so often that it begins to cause significant problems or distress, this is known as substance abuse, or...
Congenital Heart Defects
Congenital Heart Defects (CHDs) are defects that are present at birth that affect the structure of a baby’s heart and how blood flows through the heart and out to the rest of the body. CHDs can range from mild to severe, such as a small hole in the heart to leaky...
Diabetes and African Americans: The Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Diabetes
In 2018, non-Hispanic African Americans were twice as likely as non-Hispanic Caucasians to die from diabetes, with African Americans being 77% more likely to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes by adulthood. In addition to this, African Americans were found to be 3.2...
Developmental Surveillance: Monitoring Your Child’s Growth
Regular doctor’s visits are the most important part of monitoring the growth and development of children from infancy to adolescence through mental marks known as milestones. Milestones are actions or mental leaps that mark a significant change or stage in...
Misophonia: Suffering Sounds
Have you ever heard a noise that made you want to scream? Or listened to a pen clicking or gum popping and felt like you might go crazy? For a small percent of the population, this is an everyday occurrence. For these people, loud chewing isn’t just a pet peeve....