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Pictured from left at the key presentation event in Camp Hill are Michelle Loomis, director of development, UPMC Pinnacle Foundation; Amanda Curry, executive administration, UPMC Magee-Womens & UPMC Western Psychological Associates in Central Pa; David Silver, M.D., reproductive psychiatrist, UPMC Magee-Womens in Central Pa.; Allison Trowell, chief operating officer, UPMC Central Pa.; and Melinda Kauffman, director of operations, UPMC Magee-Womens & UPMC Western Psychological Associates in Central Pa. PHOTO/UPMC
UPMC expands women’s behavioral health services in Camp Hill
UPMC is expanding women’s behavioral health services in Camp Hill.
UPMC Women’s Behavioral Health Specialists relocated its Camp Hill office to a new location at 100 Corporate Drive, Suite 202, Camp Hill. All appointments have been automatically transferred to the new location, and there will be no interruption in care.
“Our goal is to remove barriers by offering a range of care options for patients to connect with support in a way that works for them,” David Silver, M.D., reproductive psychiatrist, UPMC Magee-Womens in Central Pa., said in a statement. “We want women to understand that what they’re experiencing is real and it deserves attention and care. By relocating to this new, modern space, UPMC is creating an environment that is not only accessible, but also welcoming, supportive and designed with patients in mind.”
Three times larger than the previous space, the new office includes 15 therapy rooms, a larger conference room, a smaller collaboration and group therapy room and a procedure room to support future services.
Providers at the new location include David F. Silver, MD; Emma Franczak, MA; Virginia Leary Getz, LPC, NCC; Cynthia Leard Longenecker, LCSW; Rachel Mailey, LPC, NCC; Amber Moore, CRNP, PMHNP-BC; and Kristie Postorino, LCSW.
According to a release, women’s behavioral health conditions are common, treatable medical conditions and women are encouraged to seek care. Efforts to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and improve access to services are critical to supporting new parents and promoting healthy family dynamics, per the release.
“When we talk openly about these conditions and make care easier to access, we help women take an important step toward healing and strengthening their families,” added Dr. Silver.
UPMC Magee-Womens is a National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health. UPMC Magee-Womens combines specialty services with a focus on gynecologic and obstetric services.
