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Danville doctors, nurses, residents and others affected by the Affordable Care Act spoke up about their continued support of the law on Monday — the fifth anniversary of the signing of the historic health care bill.

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Monday will mark the fifth anniversary of the Affordable Care Act, and Piedmont Access to Health Services Inc. will celebrate the milestone at its Main Street site in Danville.

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WDBJ7 interviewed PATHS' Behavioral Health Program Director, Brian Tubbs.

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In partnership with Broad Axe Care Coordination, PATHS uses telehealth solutions to transform chronic disease management in high-risk, high-cost patient populations.

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Piedmont Access To Health Services, Inc. (PATHS) is pleased to announce a grant award to the Boydton Dental Center from the Virginia Health Care Foundation (VHCF) in the amount of $80,000.

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PATHS beat their own record this year!  In 2013, 30 patients lost a total of 1,100 lbs. In 2014, 35 patients (with the coaching help of their Provider, Elizabeth Hagan, NP-C) lost 1,402 lbs.  That’s almost ¾ of a ton!

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The sexually transmitted human papillomavirus virus may be a taboo topic, but it is increasingly an issue for everyone. The Centers for Disease Control considers HPV to be the most common sexually transmitted sexual infection in the United States.

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Though state legislators have not voted to expand Medicaid coverage, one state Senate committee has submitted an alternative way to provide coverage to as many as 400,000 poor residents.

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Danville health care providers say human lives are at stake when determining a way to provide care for uninsured Virginians.

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State Sen. Bill Stanley made stops at Danville Regional Medical Center and Piedmont Access to Health Services on Monday to talk about Medicaid expansion — and how Virginia could help the uninsured without expanding the program.