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09/03/2026

We’re excited to share that HCES is expanding our school-based behavioral health work into another school community.

For us, growth isn’t just about reaching a new location. It means more students and families have another pathway to support, earlier intervention, and care that feels closer to where life is already happening.

Because when a student is struggling with anxiety, grief, changes at home, school stress, or other mental health concerns, getting help shouldn’t require navigating one more complicated system.

Bringing behavioral health services into school communities can help make support feel more accessible, familiar, and easier to connect with when it’s needed most.

This is the kind of expansion we’re proud of: not simply growing our footprint, but growing access. 🤝

Here’s to reaching more students, supporting more families, and continuing to show up where the need is.

More than 2 in 3 overdose deaths had at least one potential opportunity for intervention.That statistic matters because ...
09/02/2026

More than 2 in 3 overdose deaths had at least one potential opportunity for intervention.

That statistic matters because overdose prevention isn’t only about what happens in the final moments of a crisis. It’s also about what happens before.

Earlier access to behavioral health care.
Substance use treatment.
Naloxone.
Support from family and community.
A provider who recognizes the warning signs.
A system that makes it easier to ask for help.

Every point of connection can become an opportunity to intervene sooner.

At HCES, we believe prevention works best when support is accessible, coordinated, and available before someone reaches a breaking point.

So the question is bigger than “How do we respond to overdose?”

It’s also: How do we build communities where more people are reached before the crisis happens?

What do you think earlier intervention should look like in our communities? 💙

09/01/2026

Sometimes getting a child the support they need means changing where and how that support shows up. 💙

Meet Brittany Jackson, one of our Client Services Managers at HCES. Brittany helps oversee the professionals providing mental and behavioral health services through our community partnerships—and one of the wins she’s especially proud of is expanding support for students across Georgia.

Through our work with school systems, students can receive additional services in environments where they feel comfortable enough to talk openly about grief, challenges at home, classroom experiences, mental health, and the things they may not know how to navigate alone.

Because access to behavioral healthcare isn't simply about having a provider available.

It’s also about creating the conditions where a young person feels safe enough to use that support.

That’s the work behind the work: coordinating people, partnerships, and services so families don't just hear that resources exist—they can actually experience the care behind them.

And for Brittany, that’s something worth being proud of. 💙

What if getting a child mental health support didn't require families to navigate another complicated system?A recent su...
08/28/2026

What if getting a child mental health support didn't require families to navigate another complicated system?

A recent survey of more than 1,000 Georgia parents found that more than 80% support mental health screening in schools, while nearly 80% support treatment in schools. Researchers also found that many children are still having difficulty getting into treatment.

That matters because when behavioral health services are difficult to find, far away, booked for months, or hard to fit around work and family responsibilities, simply telling families that help is “available” isn't always enough.

Schools already sit at the center of so much of a child's life. Bringing appropriate mental health screening, behavioral health services, counseling, early intervention, and family support closer to students could help identify concerns earlier and reduce some of the barriers standing between children and care.

At HCES, this is a conversation we care deeply about: How do we bring support closer to where people already are instead of asking people to keep navigating more systems to reach it?

So we want to hear from you:

Would you support expanded school-based mental health services in your community? What would you want those services to include? 💙

08/27/2026

When you think of HCES, we want one word to come to mind: reliable. 💙

Reliable means more than simply being there. It means showing up in the way our communities need us, following through on what we say we’ll do, and being a partner our clients can trust.

Whether that means helping remove a transportation barrier, connecting someone to quality counseling and behavioral health services, supporting families, or filling another critical gap in care, the goal remains the same: show up and follow through.

For Shakaria, that’s what she hopes people associate with Healthcare & Emergency Solutions—and it’s the standard we work toward every day.

Because when people are navigating healthcare, behavioral health, or community resources, they shouldn’t have to wonder whether support will actually show up.

Reliable care. Reliable solutions. Reliable partnership. That’s HCES. 🤝

“A missed appointment isn't always a choice.”No car.No reliable bus route.No affordable ride.No way to get there.Nearly ...
08/24/2026

“A missed appointment isn't always a choice.”

No car.
No reliable bus route.
No affordable ride.
No way to get there.

Nearly 6 million Americans delay medical care each year because of transportation barriers.

And that delay can have consequences. A missed appointment can mean a missed screening, delayed treatment, an unfilled prescription, interrupted behavioral health support, or a health concern that becomes more difficult—and more expensive—to address later.

This is why we have to look beyond whether a healthcare resource simply exists.

Can the person get there?
Can they afford to get there?
Can they get home afterward?

At HCES, our work is rooted in identifying the barriers between communities and the support they need—and helping build solutions that make healthcare more accessible, responsive, and connected.

Because transportation is healthcare access. And sometimes bridging the gap starts before a patient ever reaches the front door.

Vaccines have receipts. 🧾 And some of the biggest public health wins in history are printed on them.Polio was once a maj...
08/20/2026

Vaccines have receipts. 🧾 And some of the biggest public health wins in history are printed on them.

Polio was once a major cause of paralysis in the U.S. Smallpox was eradicated globally. Measles vaccination dramatically changed a disease that once infected millions of Americans each year.

But National Immunization Awareness Month is also a good reminder to check your own receipts. 👀

Depending on your age, health history and previous vaccinations, you may be due for:

💉 Flu — recommended annually for most people 6 months+
💉 Tdap/Td — adults generally need a booster every 10 years
💉 HPV — routinely recommended through age 26; some adults 27–45 may also benefit
💉 Shingles — routinely recommended starting at age 50
💉 Pneumococcal — recommendations vary by age and individual risk
💉 MMR, Hepatitis A/B, meningococcal + others — depending on your history and risk factors

Parents: back-to-school season is also a great time to review your child or teen’s immunization record.

At HCES, we know prevention only works when people can access it. Education, transportation, cost, provider availability and knowing where to go all matter.

So here’s your August reminder: pull up your immunization record and ask your healthcare provider, “Am I up to date?” 💙

08/19/2026

Kinda chic to love what you do AND who you do it with. 💙✨

Some of our favorite days are the ones when we all get to be in the office together.

Our work takes us everywhere—from hybrid workdays to being out in the field serving communities, supporting partners, and showing up wherever we're needed. So when everyone gets a chance to be under one roof, we make the most of it. 🤝

We believe strong communities are supported by strong teams. Teams that communicate, collaborate, celebrate each other, laugh together, and still show up ready to do meaningful work when it matters most.

Because when your team feels connected and supported, that energy carries into the work—and ultimately into the people and communities we serve.

Think you might belong on this team? 👀 Visit our website to explore current open contracts and opportunities to work with HCES.

Good work. Good people. Even better impact. 💙

Backpacks aren't the only thing people carry into a new school year. 🎒🧠As classrooms fill up and routines begin again, i...
08/14/2026

Backpacks aren't the only thing people carry into a new school year. 🎒🧠

As classrooms fill up and routines begin again, it's easy to focus on school supplies, schedules, and first-day photos. But many students, parents, teachers, and caregivers are also carrying things you can't see.

Stress. Anxiety. Financial pressure. Burnout. Caregiving responsibilities. Grief. Uncertainty.

These invisible challenges can affect learning, relationships, physical health, and overall well-being just as much as anything inside a backpack.

At HCES, we believe preparing for a successful school year means supporting the whole person—not just academically, but emotionally and mentally too. Healthy communities are built when we recognize that mental health is a foundation for success, not an afterthought.

As we head into a new school year, let's make room for more than pencils and notebooks. Let's make room for empathy, check-ins, support, and conversations that remind people they don't have to carry everything alone.

Because sometimes the most important thing we can offer isn't another school supply—it's support. 💙

08/13/2026

Story of our life. 😂

One day we're talking about food safety, healthcare access, mental health, disaster preparedness, or community health...

The next day Netflix drops a three-part documentary and suddenly everyone is an expert.

Public health has a funny way of working like that. The best work usually happens quietly, before it becomes breaking news, a trending topic, or a headline that has everyone asking, "How did this happen?"

At HCES, we spend our time focused on the issues most people don't think about until they affect someone they love. Bridging gaps in care. Strengthening communities. Improving access. Supporting families. Helping systems work better before they're pushed to the breaking point.

We'd much rather help prevent the documentary than star in it.

Because the work that changes communities rarely goes viral… but it always matters.

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