Women Veterans
Adagio Health provides safe, compassionate, and competent care to all women who have served in the military, regardless of discharge status or other documentation.
For Patients
Comprehensive Services & Support: With over 50 years of experience caring for patients, we recognize the unique needs of women veterans in western Pennsylvania. Our services include family planning, STI testing & treatment, gynecological care, cancer screenings, nutrition benefits, and tobacco cessation. Our providers are trained in trauma-informed care, and Adagio Health is recognized as a veteran-ready provider by Psych Armor. We accept most insurance plans, including TRICARE, and many of our services are available at no cost regardless of insurance status. Our goal is to ensure all women veterans feel welcome and supported at Adagio Health.
In addition to health and nutrition services, we offer specialized veteran care navigation, counseling, and support. Led by a team of expert support professionals including veteran-care certified Army Veteran Amanda Smith, our care navigation program assists veterans in accessing community resources for employment, education, childcare, and more, improving overall health outcomes.
Mental health services including counseling and referrals are available on site at select Adagio Health offices, or via telehealth.
Call for details: 1-800-215-7494
Army Veteran and Adagio Health Care Navigator Amanda Smith is a certified Mental Health First Aid for Veterans instructor, completed the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Homefront Education Program, and has completed numerous Veteran focused trainings including Trauma Informed Interactions with Veterans and Women Who Serve through PsychArmor.
For Partners
Mental Health First Aid for Veterans and Military Families: Adagio Health has certified trainers in Veteran Mental Health First Aid (MHFA), an evidence-based training for veteran service organizations (VSO) groups of women veterans and community members. The goal is to equip participants with the skills needed to recognize signs and symptoms of behavioral health challenges so they can connect veterans to appropriate services before adverse situations escalate to crises.
If your organization or group is interested in receiving Veteran MHFA training, please reach out to veterans@adagiohealth.org for more information.
In 2022, Adagio Health commissioned the RAND Corporation to complete a needs assessment of women veterans in western PA, with a full report of the findings published in March 2023.
Empowering veterans with educational programming on nutrition, wellness, reproductive health, diabetes prevention, and relationship building fosters healthier lifestyles and improved well-being. If your organization or group is interested in wellness education programming, please reach out to veterans@adagiohealth.org for more information.
Through events like “I Am Not Invisible” (2019) and “Invisible No More” (2023), we raise awareness of women veterans’ needs and celebrate their contributions. We also collaborate with VA Community Care Network to extend our services to VA patients.
Collaborating with other veteran servicing organizations ensures comprehensive support for women veterans.
For inquiries, partnerships, or support, contact veterans@adagiohealth.org. We’re here to serve all women who have served.