Adler Family Chiropractic, P.C.: Information and chiropractic tips from a Chiropractor located in Roswell, GA.

Mental Health: Mental Health Resources for Adults, teens and children. Learn about symptoms, causes and treatment options for anxiety, depression, ADHD, social anxiety, panic attacks and more.

Stress, Anxiety and Depression Resource Center: The Stress, Anxiety, and Depression Resource Centers contain the information you need to know on everything related to the natural alleviation of depression, stress and anxiety.

Fibromyalgia Support Center : Everything you need to know to live the life you want to live. A resource for those wanting to learn about fibromyalgia or learn how to fight the disease. Contains over eighty articles on fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.

Global Healing Center Health Information and Products: At Global Healing Center your health is our #1 priority. GHC specializes in physician approved hi-tech supplementation, detoxification & cleansing strategies, oxygen/ozone therapy, chelation therapy, pain elimination, stress relief, water/air purification and more.

Constipation and Colon Cleansing Resource Center: Provides information on constipation and its treatments. Contains over forty articles on constipation and colon cleansing.

Medical Equipment & Supplies:  We offer discount medical diagnostic equipment and supplies. Specializing in stethoscopes, blood pressure equipment, home health products, medical equipment, medical supplies and more.

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Canadian Health and Dental Insurance: We provide free extended health, dental, travel insurance and employee benefits quotes for Canadians. Shop for your health insurance online in a secure and convenient manner.

The National Cancer Institute: Website provides information about treatment, clinical trials, alternative medicine, coping with side effects, nutrition, support groups, and related literature. The Cancer Information Service (CIS) sponsored by the National Cancer Institute can be contacted toll-free at 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237). Assistance is available in English and Spanish. If you have a low income, the CIS can give you the name and phone number of programs in your area that offer low cost exams and screenings.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Website contains a section with resources to help with breast and cervical cancer. Information can also be obtained by calling toll-free at 1-800-311-3435.

American Cancer Society: The American Cancer Society Website contains information to help you learn about cancer, understand available treatment options, and how to cope with cancer and the associated treatments.

Johns Hopkins Breast Center: Website offers a wide variety of resources including news and announcements, patient care references, resources for professionals, research highlights, support programs, educational information about treatment and diagnosis, and "Ask a Doctor" services.

American Lung Association: The oldest voluntary health organization in the United States . ALA fights lung disease in all its forms, with special emphasis on asthma, tobacco control and environmental health. This website provides information about COPD as well as the interactive tool, The COPD Lung Profiler to help COPD patients with treatment decisions.

The American Gastroenterological Association: This page on the American Gastroenterological Association Website contains information about the Digestive Health Initiative Public Outreach campaign. A free brochure is available as well an 800 number.

The American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgery: This website contains information about how to locate a colon and rectal surgeon in your area, registries, discussion groups, newsletters and links to related sites.

National Institute of Mental Health: This website contains information on the types of clinical depression, a depression symptom checklist, treatment, where to get help, and advocacy organizations.

National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases: This site contains a wide range of resources including publications, resources to get financial help, listing of national organizations serving patients and professionals concerned about diabetes, and a newsletter. Order forms are available online and several publications are available in Spanish.

American Diabetes Association: This is the website for the American Diabetes Association. It contains sections on the organization, diabetes, membership, books, magazines, clinical practice, research, and legal issues.

National Diabetes Education Programs: A federally sponsored initiative to improve the treatment and outcomes for people with diabetes. This site contains a library of information on the program, campaigns, calendar of events, and publications.

National Diabetes Eye Exam Program: Contact information about an available eye exam program for Medicare beneficiaries age 65 or older who have diabetes and have not had a medical eye exam in the past three years.

National Eye Institute (NEI), National Institutes of Health: The NEI website contains eye health information on the most common eye disorders and there treatments. It also has available consumer eye care resources.

Prevent Blindness American: Website offers many programs and services to help fight blindness and save sight. You can find many consumer resources, basic eye tests and information on all eye services, offered, including services for school aged children.

The Glaucoma Foundation: Website contains information on the causes, detection, and treatment of glaucoma. The Glaucoma Foundation can also be contacted by calling 1-800-GLAUCOMA (1-800-452-8266).

National Osteoporosis Foundation: This section of The National Osteoporosis Foundations' website contains patient information about medications, support groups, news, regional offices, fashion tips, fall prevention, and finding a doctor.

Medi-Cal: The official website of the California Medi-Cal program, provides information and publications about the Medi-Cal program. This site includes forms to enroll in Medi-Cal, plus information on eligibility, physician rates, mental health programs and more.

Healthy Families: State and federally funded health coverage program for children in families not eligible for no-cost Medi-Cal, but unable to afford commercial health coverage. The site describes how the program works and provides forms to enroll your children.

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS): The Federal agency that runs the Medicare, Medicaid (called Medi-Cal in California), State Children's Health Insurance Program (called Healthy Families in California) and other health benefit programs. For information, assistance and forms related to these programs, click on this website. CMS used to be known as the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA).

Access for Infants and Mothers (AIM): Low-cost health care coverage for pregnant women and their newborns. It has been designed for families in the middle-income bracket who don't have health insurance and whose income is too high to qualify for no-cost Medi-Cal. AIM is also available to those who have health insurance, but only if the deductible or co-payment specifically for maternity services is more than $500.

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