Trauma treatment and therapeutic support program that serves active military and veterans affected by untreated trauma reactions and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The program places special emphasis on helping military personnel and their loved ones cope with the effects of deployment and the uncertainty of war.

Trauma treatment and therapeutic support program that serves active military and veterans affected by untreated trauma reactions and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The program places special emphasis on helping military personnel and their loved ones cope with the effects of deployment and the uncertainty of war.

Offers the following services to Veterans:

GENERAL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL provides an extensive range of Medical and Surgical services to veterans in central Iowa. Both inpatient and outpatient treatment is provided. Outpatient treatment is provided for most medical and surgical conditions. The Medical Center serves as an entry point to the VA Medical Care System where highly specialized medical treatment is required. Hospital admission for acute psychiatric conditions are generally referred to the VA Medical Center in Knoxville, Iowa.

ALCOHOL DETOXIFICATION UNIT (DETOX) offers inpatient medical detoxification treatment. Assessment and referral for continuing primary alcohol dependency treatment.

OUTPATIENT ALCOHOL AND SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCY TREATMENT PROGRAM provides Assessment, Evaluation, and Treatment for substance abuse issues.

MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC offers individual, group, couples, and family therapy; provides Psychiatric evaluation and prescription of medication; assessment of need for hospitalization; relaxation and stress management therapies; assistance in social and and financial emergencies; Psychological testing; support and guidance through emotional crisis situations.

DOMICILLIARY CARE FOR HOMELESS VETERANS provides transitional housing in a 4 phase clinical treatment program aimed at the rehabilitation of homeless veterans who are eligible for VA medical benefits and who meet the clinical and eligibility requirements of the program.

VISUAL IMPAIRMENT SERVICES includes specialty programs for blind and visually impaired veterans; including low vision and blind rehabilitation.

MEDICAL FOSTER CARE PROGRAM is an affordable alternative to long-term nursing home care, which includes one-on-one personal attention and care in a family setting with flexible daily routines, choices and stability. This is available to dependent, frail or chronically ill Veterans who cannot live independently due to physical or emotional limitations. Care includes: appropriate 24-hour supervision, medication management, and assistance with daily tasks. The MFH Care Team is available to provide guidance, training and assistance to the caregiver; caregivers are local individuals with appropriate training and Call Jan O'Briant at 515-699-5925 or 1-800-294-8387 ext. 5925.

A Mobile Vet Center that travels to Mt. Pleasant and West Union. Counseling Center for Military Sexual Trauma cases no matter what the period of service. The center provides family and marital counseling, bereavement counseling, counseling for post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, anger and any issues dealing with readjustment.

Trauma treatment and therapeutic support program that serves active military and veterans affected by untreated trauma reactions and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The program places special emphasis on helping military personnel and their loved ones cope with the effects of deployment and the uncertainty of war.

Counseling for individuals and groups.

Information and referral service.

Bereavement counseling is available to family members of Armed Forces personnel who die in the service of their country.

Trauma treatment and therapeutic support program that serves active military and veterans affected by untreated trauma reactions and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The program places special emphasis on helping military personnel and their loved ones cope with the effects of deployment and the uncertainty of war.

Offers individual and group counseling, crisis counseling, marriage and family counseling, rap sessions on readjustment problems, discharge upgrade referrals, Agent Orange information and medical referrals, assistance with V.A. benefits referral, pre-employment assistance and employment related referrals.

Provides access to confidential trauma treatment. Connects clients to a mental health therapist to treat disorders such as PTSD and peer support workers within the preferred provider network, and supports services regardless of client's ability to pay, or military discharge status.

Therapists are able to provide services in person and via telehealth. Offers peer support groups in Omaha which individuals can access virtually. Also offers group DBT classes (Dialectical Behavior Therapy), trauma-informed yoga, and self-defense classes.

Counseling Center for Military Sexual Trauma (MST) cases no matter what the period of service. The center provides family and marital counseling, bereavement counseling; counseling for post-traumatic stress disorder; anxiety, anger and any issues dealing with readjustment.

Aims to provide resources for veterans transitioning home and end veteran homelessness. Assists veterans in the transition back to civilian life. Offers mental health awareness programs.

Offers health care services to Veterans.

Counseling and referral center for combat veterans. Individual, family and group counseling for all eligible veterans.

National non-profit that provides no cost mental health services to at-risk populations in need. Give an Hour began by providing no cost care to our military personnel, veterans, and their loved ones in 2005. Give an Hour is also offering no cost care to a few other carefully selected populations including victims of natural and man-made disasters, victims of crime, and survivors of gun violence and their families. In order to serve those in need, the organization mobilizes a national network of mental health professionals who pledge to "give an hour" of their time each week for a minimum of one year to support these individuals.

Provide assistance to veterans, active military personnel and first responders with PTSD, suicide prevention, homelessness, and family needs, such as clothing and food.

Assesses, validates, oversees and facilitates prevention, resilience, identification, treatment, outreach, rehabilitation, and reintegration programs for psychological health and traumatic brain injury to ensure the Department of Defense meets the needs of the nation's military communities, warriors and families.

Provides advocacy services to active military, veterans, and families of active military and veterans. Services include: advocacy, specialized information and referral, and veteran's benefits assistance.

Services are targeted to individuals dealing with mental health issues and traumatic brain injuries. Also a clearing house for resources dealing with military issues.