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The Internet has made many businesses and industries more transparent, competitive and accountable to their consumers. Unfortunately, the insurance industry is not among them.

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The Community Foundation of the Dan River Region Tuesday awarded $577,600 in new grants to 45 non-profit community agencies.

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Danville, VA -- For many, receiving medication can make the difference between life and death, but the Gov. McDonnell's budget proposal may make it harder for those in financial strains to get their needed meds.

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(As published in the Danville Register & Bee, May 9, 2011)

Piedmont Access to Health Services in Danville was chosen as one of 25 community health centers in the nation to develop a model for expanding HIV care through primary care.

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Cuts to health safety net providers in Gov. Bob McDonnell’s proposed two-year budget could jeopardize medication assistance programs in the Dan River Region.

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("Letter to the Editor" published in the Danville Register & Bee on July 30, 2011)

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(As published in the Danville Register & Bee, 07/05/2011) 

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The Board and Staff of Piedmont Access To Health Services, Inc. (PATHS) is proud to announce its effort to align all services and programs under an easily recognizable structure.

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Piedmont Access To Health Services, Inc. (“PATHS”) is proud to announce that the office it operates in Martinsville, formerly known as the Health Center of the Piedmont – Martinsville has relocated to 287 Commonwealth Blvd., Martinsville, VA, and will be known as PATHS’ Community Medical Center. The new facility will more than double the office’s square footage, which will accommodate PATHS plans for immediate growth. The new identity will help bring awareness to all that PATHS offers in a cohesive and easily-recognizable way.

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Piedmont Access To Health Services, Inc. (“PATHS”) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Asma Afzal who is returning to the team to serve the residents of the Dan River Region.

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During this bitter cold weather it is difficult to see patients come into our centers in flimsy sweaters or jackets...  Or to pass someone on the street and know they have to be cold in their meager clothes...  Many of us have coats, scarf’s and gloves that we no longer wear and can be put to good use.