Yavapai County Community Health Services

31/01/2025

Take the First Step Towards a Healthier You!

From counseling for anxiety and stress to managing ADHD and depression, CHCY provides personalized care with our experienced psychiatric team.

Same day appointments and telehealth options are available to fit your schedule. Relief is just a phone call away!

Don’t-wait- call 928-583-1000 today or visit Yavapaiaz.GOV/CHCY for more information.

29/01/2025

We get all different kinds of snow storms each year! Before traveling, check the weather and visit AZ511.com for the latest road conditions!

28/01/2025

Life can be overwhelming, but getting help doesn’t have to be. CHCY offers compassionate and evidence-based care to help you get the best possible attention. We offer convenient telehealth appointments and same-day availability to make prioritizing your mental health as easy as possible. Start your journey towards healing today!
Call us at (928)-583-1000 or visit Yavapaiaz.GOV/CHCY

27/01/2025

Every survivor deserves safety, healing, and security. The Survivor Emergency Relief Fund (SERF) is here to provide vital financial assistance to domestic violence survivors. This fund may be able to support needs such as:

Housing and Utilities: Ensuring survivors can stay in their homes.
Employment Support: Covering job training, uniforms, childcare, and phone services to help survivors maintain employment.
Access to Services: Assisting with transportation and technology to connect survivors to the services they need.
Safety: Offering relocation assistance to safe environments.
Health: Supporting healthcare and counseling needs.

If you or someone you know needs help, contact the Arizona Sexual and Domestic Violence Helpline at 602-279-2980 or text 520-720-3383. Assistance is available for a one-time financial payment while funds last.

Learn more about the Survivor Emergency Relief Fund and how to apply at arizonasurvivors.org/serf.

25/01/2025

At YCCHS, these professionals play a vital role in understanding and investigating deaths in our community. Here’s a glimpse into their day:

🔍 Scene Investigation: They respond to scenes, write investigative reports, assist with postmortem examinations, and gather crucial evidence to help the medical examiner determine the cause and manner of death.
📑 Collaboration: They work closely with law enforcement, medical personnel, and families to ensure thorough and compassionate investigations.
🧪 Data Collection: From autopsy reports to toxicology, they analyze findings to piece together the story behind every case.
🗂️ Reporting: Gather detailed reports such as medical records, photos, and other reports that help bring closure to families and support public health initiatives.

We thank again our incredible team over at the Medical Examiner's office for their invaluable contributions and unwavering dedication.

25/01/2025

Ever wonder what a death investigator brings with them on the scene?🔍
They carry a variety of essential tools in their go-bags to effectively document and investigate death scenes: Items can range from Personal Protective Equipment such as gloves or safety glasses to evidence collection supplies such as evidence bags. All items are crucial, enabling them to perform their duties safely, effectively, and ethically.

24/01/2025

Feeling flu symptoms like fever, chills, or body aches? Contact your healthcare provider right away.

Early treatment can make a big difference! 🩺

24/01/2025

Did you know that death investigators play a critical role in providing support and gathering crucial information to assist grieving families and ensure justice is served?

This week, we're celebrating Arizona Medicolegal Death Investigator Week and shining a spotlight on the incredible work these dedicated professionals do to keep our community safe.

23/01/2025

At CHCY, our experienced psychiatric counselors provide comprehensive mental health services for everyone. Whether in person or through telehealth, we’re here to support you on your journey to healing. Access care from the comfort of your own home or visit us for same-day appointments! 📆

☎️Call 928-583-1000 to schedule your appointment today or visit Yavapaiaz.GOV/CHCY for more information!

22/01/2025

Don't let anxiety, stress, or depression hold you back. CHCY makes it easy to access the care you need with same-day appointments and flexible telehealth options. Schedule a consultation today and take the first step towards a healthier, happier you. We’re here to help!
Call us at 928-583-1000 or visit Yavapaiaz.GOV/CHCY for more information!

16/01/2025

Did you know that the peak activity for flu season is between December and February?

If your child is experiencing flu symptoms, here's how you can help them stay protected:
- Keep your child at home
- Seek Medical Care
- Manage symptoms: Our team can help!

Our CHCY providers are here to evaluate symptoms and provide personalized care. Schedule a visit to make sure you and your family stay healthy this flu season. Call 928-583-1000 or visit Yavapaiaz.GOV/CHCY for more information.

To prevent the spread of illness, get your flu shot, practice good hygiene, and stay home when sick. For more information about flu shots and immunizations visit Yavapaiaz.GOV/YCCHS.

16/01/2025

Yavapai County Community Health Services will be closed next week Monday, January 20th in observance of the holiday. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, January 21st, 2025.

08/01/2025

As we start a new year, make the resolution to prioritize your mental health! Checkout these helpful tips for managing stress and taking care of your mind and body. You're never alone in your journey. If you or a loved one are in need of any behavioral health services, be sure to visit our page to learn more: https://www.yavapaiaz.gov/Resident-Services/Health-Services/Community-Health-Center-of-Yavapai.

Practice these tips for good mental health:

🏋️‍♂️ Exercise regularly
🍲 Eat healthy
😴 Get adequate sleep
🍺 Limit your alcohol intake
🗣 Talk about your feelings

07/01/2025

06/01/2025

🩸 Celebrate National Blood Donor Month by Saving Lives! 🩸

Join us for a Blood Drive Hosted by Community Health Center of Yavapai (CHCY) in partnership with American Red Cross.

🗓️ Date: January 15, 2025
🕙Time: 10:00AM-3:00PM
📍 Location: 1120 Commerce Drive, North Entrance- Development Services Training Room

Make your appointment today: redcrossblood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS

Spread the word and help us make an impact. Every donation can make a life-saving difference for someone in need! ❤️

03/01/2025

Check out Nature Ninos tomorrow, January 4th! Vista Park (1701 Sarafina Drive, Prescott) from 10 am - 12 pm. Our health educators will be doing a scavenger hunt hike with the children :) See you there! 🌳🌤☺️

Nature Ninos Prescott

02/01/2025

Braga Fresh Issues Voluntary and Precautionary Advisory Due to Possible Health Risk

Braga Fresh is voluntarily issuing a precautionary advisory of a single production lot of washed and ready-to-eat 12 oz Marketside Broccoli Florets due to possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.

This product is past its best if used by date and is no longer in stores, but consumers may have frozen the item for later use. Consumers who have this product in their freezers should not consume and discard the product.

To ready full press release, please visit: https://www.yavapaiaz.gov/Resident-Services/Health-Services/Community-Health-Services/Health-Inspections-and-Food-Safety/Food-Safety/Food-Recalls/Braga-Fresh-Issues-Voluntary-and-Precautionary-Advisory-Due-to-Possible-Health-Risk?transfer=bcd4c9ad-40c7-40b3-a28f-fe8083b4ce83

30/12/2024

Thank you to our amazing District Supervisor Mary Mallory , for her continued generosity and support of the Connections Center!

We’re so proud of our incredible team and the work they do to make programs like these possible.

If you’d like to help, the closet currently needs men’s shoes and new undergarments for men and women. Every donation makes a difference!

📞 Questions? Call (928) 318-8011
🌐 Learn more: www.justicementalhealth.com

The County Community Health Services Connections Center had a friendly visitor to start the last Monday of the year in a great way!

Mary regularly donates to the "community closet" inside the Connections Center to help individuals leaving the Yavapai County Justice Center who may need a little something they might not have come in with, i.e.: gently used clothing/jackets, personal care items, shoes, etc.

A couple of items the community closet could use right now are men's shoes and men's and women's, preferably new, undergarments.

If you have any questions about the Connections Center, you can call (928)318-8011

www.justicementalhealth.com