Community Care of West Virginia (CCWV) has achieved a monumental milestone by being named a 2024 Million Hearts® Hypertension Control Champion.

Several months after acquiring a massive building in Charles Pointe, the development’s newest tenant is moving ahead with an equally massive renovation.

In a significant move to address food insecurity and promote healthier lifestyles, Mountaineer Food Bank has announced the construction of a new production kitchen at its Gassaway warehouse, made possible by a generous $1.5 million grant from Aetna Better Health of West Virginia.

When Trish Collett joined the staff of Community Care of West Virginia as a physician’s assistant, she was the fourth medical provider on a staff of 23 people. Now, 24 years later, she is the CEO, running a sprawling operation that employs about 555 people.

Last month, Community Care of West Virginia (CCWV) wrapped up its 2024 Summer Internship Program. Eleven Buckhannon-Upshur High School students participated in the six-week program.

Substance use disorder (SUD) is a treatable chronic health condition from which people can and do recover. However, many individuals struggling with SUD hesitate to seek the treatment they need due to the stigma they face.

Community Care of West Virginia (CCWV) received a charitable contribution from J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines as part of its “50 Years, States & Ways of Giving” campaign.

The Buckhannon-Upshur Chamber of Commerce held an early West Virginia Day celebration with their second annual Bartender Battle at the Opera House.

My name is Judy Utley. I’m 64 years old, and I’m originally from Detroit, Michigan.

From navigating the Covid-19 pandemic to being the impetus behind West Virginia Wesleyan College’s new Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, Community Care of West Virginia has developed a strong partnership with the College.