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Angel Flight New England Nonprofit organization providing air transportation to those whose medical problems require travel that is otherwise not affordable. Covenant Health Systems Catholic health organization with facilities in locations throughout New England. New England Coalition for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Non-partisan organization serving as a vehicle for the development and enhancement of disease prevention and health promotion policies in the region. Information on task forces, funding sources, award applications and web resources. New England HEDIS Coalition Membership organization of health plans and purchasers. Provides performance charts on various health insurance providers in New England by categories such as mental health, breast cancer, beta blocker and well child health. New England Regional Continuing Education Program for Community Rehabilitation Program Personnel (RCEP/CRP) A consortium of the University of Hartford, the University of New Hampshire, and the Maine Medical Center. New England Society of Clinical Hypnosis Nonprofit society of professional clinical hypnotists. Contains information about membership, meetings, and workshops, as well as case studies. Northeast Health Care Quality Foundation The Medicare Quality Improvement Organization for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. Planned Parenthood of Northern New England Provides, promotes, and protects access to reproductive health care and sexuality education so that people may make informed choices. Information provided for services, public policies, news, and health center locations. Bi-State Primary Care Association Private organization works with primary care providers in medically underserved areas of New Hampshire and Vermont. Provides advocacy, technical assistance, education, training, networking opportunities, and resource and information services. |
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