Resources

Explore resources across all program areas, including PDFs, phone numbers, organizations, guides, support groups, helplines, and more.

Wisconsin’s Peer Run Respites

If you are dealing with mental health struggles and looking for a non-clinical place to go for help, consider Wisconsin’s Peer Run Respites.

Wisconsin Pharmacy Quality Collaborative (WPQC)

Patient education, comprehensive medication reviews

Wisconsin Council of the Blind & Visually Impaired

754 Williamson Street
Madison, WI 53703
(608)255-1166

WI State Patrol

WI Department of Transportation Bureau of Traffic Safety (BOTS)

Vision Zero

UW Health Mobility & Falls Clinic Locations

The Mobility and Falls Clinic is for our older adults who may be at risk for losing independence, who are experiencing:

  • Recurrent falls with or without physical injury
  • Fear of falling with functional consequences
  • Declining mobility and function

 

Location:

Eastpark Medical Center

4621 Eastpark Blvd.  Madison WI 53718

(608) 914-0500

UW Health Eye Care Clinic

2880 University Ave
University Station
Madison, WI 53705
(608) 263-7171

UW Health Care Direct

Including Home Health & Home Medical Equipment and Supplies

Transportation Resources for Dane County Veterans

The primary focus of the program, which serves all of Dane County, is to provide rides to help Veterans and their families who need transportation to medical appointments and other important meetings.

To Dispose of IV Bags, Oxygen Tanks, Nebulizer Machines, and Thermometers

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call, text or chat.
for veterans press 1. En Español Oprima el 2 (text to chat)

Student-led Wellness Groups Help Youth at Schools throughout Wisconsin

Student-led Wellness Groups Help Youth at Schools throughout Wisconsin

Students are actively helping their peers and addressing youth mental health in schools through student-led wellness groups. This is the topic of OCMH’s newest Data Bite.

School-based student-led wellness programs are in place in over 340 schools in Wisconsin. The programs help students feel they belong, spread positive messages, build coping skills, and provide informal peer support. The most common programs in Wisconsin include Hope Squad, Sources of Strength, NAMI Raise Your Voice, and REDgen, and there are more. See OCMH’s map of student-led wellness programs to see where these programs are located.

Learn more about how these programs help students – read OCMH’s Showcasing Solutions on Student-led Mental Wellness Programs Help Wisconsin Kids.

SSM Health Personal Emergency Response System

Subscribers wear a pendant, and in the event of a fall or other emergency, pressing the activator button will alert monitoring personnel who will contact the subscriber to ensure they are safe, or will contact other designated emergency responders as needed. VoiceCare gives subscribers and their loved ones peace of mind knowing help is available with the push of a button.

SSM Health Medical Equipment

All our retail stores have an extensive supply of home medical equipment and supplies to assist patients and caregivers with treatments and care as well as increase mobility, safety, independence and comfort.

Sharps Collection Sites

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