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Established in 1929, Clark County Public Health is administered by the government of Clark County in Washington. The department focuses on the prevention of diseases and injuries. It is also responsible for the protection of food, water and air quality in the city. Clark County Public Health responds to outbreaks of diseases and controls their spread throughout the community. The department also prepares for handling natural and man-made disasters, as well as inspects restaurants and septic systems. Additionally, the department issues birth and death records to citizens. Clark County Public Health operates with the assistance of a variety of community coalitions, councils, groups and committees.

CDM In-Home Care Services, located in Vancouver, Wash., is a nonprofit agency and was founded in 1978. It is associated with the home care agencies of the state and is a Medicaid-certified agency. It is also a licensed agency in the states of Washington and Oregon and a bonded and insured organization. It provides customized services to each individual. It offers a variety of home care services that include light housekeeping, bathing, dressing and cooking. It offers its services for individuals who are recuperating from surgeries, caring for a sick child and assisting parents. In addition, CDM In-Home Care Services organizes various social activities that include family dinners, visit to the zoo, concerts and a vacation.

Jason Kroening-Roche, M.D., M.P.H. is an Assistant Professor of Family Medicine at the School of Medicine in Portland, OR. With expertise in Family Medicine, his special focus areas include Addiction Medicine, Behavioral and Mental Health, Health Policy, LGBTQ Care, Maternity Obstetrics, and Transgender Care. Dr. Kroening-Roche is dedicated to building long-term relationships with his patients to help them achieve their health goals, and he has special training in opioid use disorder treatments, transgender and gender-affirming care, and hepatitis C treatment. He has also worked in various global health settings and is involved in a community health promotion program in Ghana. Dr. Kroening-Roche received his medical education from the University of California San Diego School of Medicine and completed his residency at OHSU Family Medicine. He also holds a Master of Public Health degree from Harvard School of Public Health. Committed to teaching, he enjoys working with medical students and residents. Fluent in English and Spanish, Dr. Kroening-Roche is passionate about promoting nutrition to prevent and treat disease. He is dedicated to improving the health and quality of life for his patients and the community.Generated from the website