L. S Hill

Birthright Crisis Pregnancy Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free, confidential support to women facing unplanned pregnancies. With over 50 years of experience, they offer a non-judgmental environment where women can receive information, resources, and emotional support regardless of their circumstances. In addition to aiding women directly, Birthright also extends its services to those supporting them, offering resources and guidance on various aspects of pregnancy and parenting. Their commitment to compassion and support ensures that every woman feels safe and empowered to make informed decisions about her future and that of her baby. Generated from the website

Life Care Center of Farmington is proud to offer a continuum of care with post-acute skilled nursing, short-term physical, occupational and speech therapies as well as outpatient rehabilitation. Rehabilitation is a focus at this facility, providing comprehensive individualized programs and services for patients of all ages. The therapy team communicates closely with nursing and social services, dietary and activities personnel to provide comprehensive care. Life Care Center of Farmington is also equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and modalities to maximize your therapy experience. This facility uses an interdisciplinary team approach, which involves patients and families in establishing a plan of care with the goal of returning to home and community life. The team at Farmington believes that their patients deserve dignity, respect, and the highest possible quality of life. You are encouraged to stop in for a visit, as someone is always available to provide a tour of the facility. For additional information please visit our website. Life Care Center of Farmington accepts most insurances including Medicare, Medicaid and private pay.

Al-Anon in Farmington is a community of individuals who share concerns about loved ones struggling with alcoholism. Members are ordinary people who come together to find support and understanding in dealing with the challenges of having a family member or friend with a drinking problem. At Al-Anon meetings, participants connect with others facing similar situations, offering mutual encouragement and guidance. Through shared experiences and empathy, members find solace and strength in navigating the complexities of supporting someone with alcohol dependency. Generated from their website's infomation