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May is Mental Health Month

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity to highlight the power of integrated care. Integrated care brings medical care, behavioral health services and care coordination together, recognizing that mental and physical health are deeply connected. By addressing the whole person, integrated care reduces barriers, improves communication between providers and supports better outcomes for patients and families.

Wood River Health’s integrated care team includes behavioral health providers, community health workers, nurse care managers, peer recovery specialists and community resource support staff who work together to meet patients where they are. This approach helps reduce stigma, improves access to mental health support and strengthens community well‑being. Read this article to learn how integrated care supports healing, connection and recovery across Washington County.

50 Years Helping Our Community

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Join us as we celebrate 50 years of Wood River Health delivering compassionate, high quality health care and support services to our community.

Discover the story of our past, present and future through our 50th Anniversary events and a powerful video on YouTube featuring our leadership, board, staff and valued community partners.

Throughout 2026, we will be marking this milestone with meaningful celebrations that honor where we have been and look ahead to what is possible. We hope you will join us in recognizing this important chapter in our history and in the life of our community.

Thank you for being an essential part of Wood River Health.

Tickets Now on Sale for Comedy Night!

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Wood River Health’s Comedy Night is a high‑energy fundraiser that turns laughter into lifesaving support for our patients! Hosted at the historic Granite Theatre in Westerly, the evening features live stand‑up comedy and a 50/50 raffle, offering a fun and memorable way to make a positive difference to the members of our community.

Every ticket sold directly supports Wood River Health’s mission to provide high‑quality, affordable medical, dental and behavioral health services for our patients. Our Comedy Night event is a chance to invest in accessible care, reduce barriers to services and strengthen the health of our community, all while enjoying a great night out. Comedy Night proves that giving back can be both meaningful and joyful. Tickets are now on sale at EventBrite!

Rally4Recovery Coming to Our Region

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Save September 12th on your calendar for Washington County's first Rally4Recovery! A welcoming, family‑friendly event, the Rally4Recovery brings people together to celebrate wellness, health and recovery in all its forms. Designed for people of all ages and backgrounds, the rally creates a supportive, accessible and community‑focused space to find support.

Wood River Health, Healthy Bodies Healthy Minds and our community partners are excited to bring the Rally4Recovery to Washington County! By creating a space centered on connection, understanding and support, the Rally4Recovery helps reduce stigma related to substance use and mental health challenges. The event promotes inclusion and reminds everyone that recovery looks different for each person and is stronger when our community comes together. Stay tuned for details!

Our Providers Are Here for Patients 24/7

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Wood River Health’s providers are on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, even on holidays. Avoid long lines at the ER and high co-pays at Urgent Care Centers. Contact us anytime at 401.539.2461. In a true emergency, always call 911 or go the nearest emergency room.

Wood River Health treats patients at our facilities or by telehealth (by phone or video). Due to insurance changes in telephone and video visits, some calls from you with our providers may have a co-pay.  Learn more about our telehealth services. For more information, visit Telehealth Services.

Please Help to Create a Safe Space for All

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Wood River Health is committed to providing a safe, respectful and healing environment for everyone in our care.

We ask all patients and visitors to communicate respectfully with staff, providers and others, to treat everyone with kindness and patience, and to respect the privacy and comfort of those around them. Threatening, aggressive or disruptive behavior is not acceptable.

Behavior that compromises the safety, dignity or well being of others will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the premises or dismissal from care.

By working together, we can maintain a space where everyone feels safe, supported and respected.

Speed Up Your Appointment Check‑In

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Wood River Health offers the secure Phreesia mobile app to make checking in for your appointment easier and faster. Before your visit, you can complete required forms on your phone, tablet or computer at a time that works best for you. This helps reduce wait times and allows our care team to prepare for your appointment.

To receive your Phreesia check-in link and important appointment messages, please make sure your current cell phone number and or email address is on file with us.

After completing preregistration through Phreesia, please stop at the front desk when you arrive. Letting our staff know you are here helps us check you in accurately and provide timely care. Thank you for helping us create a smooth and accessible visit for everyone.

Drinking Water Advisory in Effect

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The Rhode Island Department of Health has advised that drinking water at our Hope Valley site should not be consumed at this time.

Recent changes to state public drinking water regulations mean that our well water system does not currently meet the updated requirements. This advisory is not the result of a new health concern but of stricter standards established by the Rhode Island Department of Health.

Wood River Health is actively working with specialists to implement treatment solutions that will reduce contaminant levels and bring our system into full compliance. A detailed public notice is available with additional information.

Until our final mitigation plan is approved, bottled water is available at the front desk for patients and visitors. We appreciate your patience as we take the necessary steps to ensure safe, high quality care for our community.