GreatNews.Life: Recovery Matters a safe, structured, and supportive recovery journey
Oct 01 2026
September is National Recovery Month. Regional Health Systems supports this mission through its Recovery Matters program.
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Self schedule now available!
Regional Health Systems now offers online appointment scheduling for existing clients. Select Schedule Online below to choose an appointment time that works for you.
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Living well means taking care of your body, mind, and spirit. At Regional Health Systems, we offer tools and resources to address all aspects of health for your whole family — all in a safe and supportive environment.
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You can consider us partners in your health journey. Our caring team of providers delivers affordable, quality, and coordinated care to women, men, and children. We offer a range of services, from medical and dental to mental health and addictions. And we serve patients regardless of their ability to pay or insurance coverage.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond, we continue to serve patients’ medical and mental health needs by providing secure online counseling and teletherapy (telehealth). Individuals, couples, and/or families can receive online counseling or telehealth services within the comfort of their home or other agreed-upon location.
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GreatNews.Life: Regional Health Systems to recognize patients, staff, board members, and supporters during National Health Center Week
Jul 28 2026
Every year, thousands of health centers throughout the country celebrate National Health Center Week to spotlight the vital work being done by community health centers. Regional Health Systems has big plans in place for this week.
GreatNews.Life: Regional Health Systems celebrates first graduating class of psychiatry residency program
Jun 18 2026
Regional Health Systems, in partnership with Indiana School of Medicine, honored the first graduating class of its psychiatry residency program.