The Last Mission Project in Westwego, LA, is dedicated to supporting veterans battling PTSD by easing their financial burdens. Our mission is to ensure that they can pursue essential treatments without the stress of added costs impacting their families. We understand the challenges that veterans face and provide crucial financial assistance for rent, utilities, vehicle payments, and groceries. By helping veterans access the resources they need, we strive to reintegrate them into their families and communities as healthy, productive members, fostering a supportive environment for their recovery.

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, located in Westwego, LA, is dedicated to supporting ovarian cancer patients by alleviating the financial burdens associated with their treatment journey. Through our program, we provide a one-time payment of $1,000 to qualified individuals, which can be allocated to essential non-medical expenses such as transportation to medical appointments, housing costs, utility bills, groceries, childcare, and even house cleaning services. By enhancing accessibility to necessary resources, we strive to ensure that every patient can focus more on their health and recovery. We welcome patients to apply, with income eligibility requirements varying by state and verified during the application process, reinforcing our commitment to practical support during challenging times.

At Kidney Care in Westwego, LA, we are dedicated to providing compassionate support for patients facing End-Stage Renal Disease. Our comprehensive approach to care involves thorough assessment, personalized planning, and ongoing evaluation, all aimed at enhancing the health and well-being of each individual. We work collaboratively with patients to establish realistic and safe treatment goals, tailoring our care strategies to meet their unique needs. Understanding that navigating treatment and financial options can be overwhelming, we strive to empower our patients by offering information on various resources like Medicare, private insurance, and state renal programs. Our team encourages open communication and is ready to assist you in making informed healthcare decisions with your nephrologist, ensuring you have the guidance needed to focus on your recovery and treatment journey.

At West Jefferson Medical Center’s Diabetes Services in Westwego, LA, we are dedicated to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage diabetes effectively. Our certified team, which includes both nurse diabetes educators and dietitians, provides comprehensive education tailored to each patient's unique needs. Whether you are newly diagnosed or seeking further guidance, our program offers individual and group classes covering essential topics such as diabetes management, treatment modalities, and nutritional counseling. Certified by the American Diabetes Association, our services are accessible through Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurance plans, with a low-cost self-pay option available. To join our programs, a physician referral is necessary, and we are here to help you navigate this process to ensure you receive the support you need on your journey towards better health.

At our Dialysis Center in Westwego, LA, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive dialysis care tailored to each patient's unique needs. Our services include hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, with options for treatment in-center, at home, or in a hospital setting. We prioritize your well-being by offering nutritional counseling, social work services, and a home training program, along with anemia management to enhance your health journey. Understanding your financial options is crucial, and our experienced social workers and financial coordinators are here to guide you through the insurance process and answer any questions you may have. We believe in empowering our patients with the knowledge and resources necessary for navigating dialysis care and insurance, ensuring you receive the support you need for a better quality of life.

MOVE! Weight Management Program, located in Westwego, LA, is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of Veterans through comprehensive weight management and health promotion services. Our mission is to screen every Veteran receiving care at VA facilities for obesity, ensuring timely referrals to tailored weight management options that prioritize individual needs and preferences. Participants can choose from a variety of services, including engaging group sessions, convenient telephone lifestyle coaching, and TeleMOVE! for support at home. The MOVE! Coach mobile app empowers Veterans to pursue weight management independently, while those facing ongoing challenges can explore medical interventions such as weight loss medications and bariatric surgery. We invite Veterans interested in taking charge of their health to connect with their local MOVE! Coordinator or VA provider to begin their journey towards a healthier lifestyle.

At the Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer and Survivorship Program in Westwego, LA, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive treatment and support for patients aged 15 to 39 facing a variety of cancers. Understanding that this age group encounters unique biological, medical, and psychosocial challenges, our program is meticulously designed to meet their specific needs. We offer a range of essential services, including pediatric and adult oncology, urology and gynecology for infertility, psychosocial support, counseling for anxiety and post-traumatic stress, social work assistance, nutrition guidance, and personalized fitness programs. Whether newly diagnosed, currently undergoing treatment, or navigating life as a cancer survivor, our compassionate team is here to help every step of the way, ensuring that each patient receives tailored care that promotes both healing and a vibrant quality of life.

The Ochsner Diabetes Management Program in Westwego, LA, is dedicated to empowering individuals aged 18 and older to effectively manage their diabetes, whether it's type 1, type 2, or gestational diabetes. As an accredited program by the American Diabetes Association, we offer comprehensive educational sessions led by certified diabetes educators, including registered nurses and registered dietitians. Our engaging Basic Diabetes Group Classes are held monthly, combining informative content on topics such as blood sugar monitoring, medication management, healthy eating, and physical activity within a supportive environment. Participants enjoy a lunch during the interactive five-hour session, which emphasizes both preventive strategies and coping mechanisms for managing the psychosocial aspects of living with diabetes. To take the next step towards better health, we encourage you to discuss a referral with your physician and explore the resources we offer.