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Beyond Counseling

Mental Health Care West Virginia

Across the U.S., mental health challenges are on the rise, and West Virginia is no exception. However, the Mountain State is home to a growing range of mental health services that go beyond traditional talk therapy. From brush strokes in an art studio to the companionship of a horse, residents of West Virginia are finding new ways to achieve mental wellness.

Solutions for a Healthier State

Healthier Living West Virginia

Organizations across the Mountain State strive to see their neighbors healthier. Through wellness, nutrition
and prevention, these efforts are driving residents of all ages and demographics to take charge of their lives.

Inside West Virginia’s Fairs & Festivals Scene

Fairs and Festivals Guide West Virginia

As a preview of the 2026 West Virginia Fairs & Festivals Event Guide (F&F), this story spotlights some of the organizations shaping the Mountain State’s vibrant fairs and festivals scene. While each fair or festival member highlights something different, community remains a common theme.

Healing Through Harvest

FARMacyWV

West Virginia leads the country in chronic disease rates. Part of the long-term solution involves addressing the nutrition-insecurity overlap many patients face, which is a goal of FARMacyWV, a produce-prescription program.

Funding Rural Hospitals

Rural Hospital Funding West Virginia

For rural hospitals in West Virginia, access to reliable broadband and modern technology is no longer a luxury—it is necessary infrastructure that supports patient safety, continuous care and sustainability. Through the federal Healthcare Connect Fund (HCF) Program, rural hospitals and wellness centers are gaining access to more affordable broadband services and network infrastructure that help bridge the gap between rural and urban health care systems.

Supply and Demand

Supply and Demand West Virginia Health Care

West Virginia’s health care industry has grown significantly in recent years, and higher than average growth is expected to continue for at least five years. In contrast, West Virginia suffers from a very low rate of labor force participation and a shrinking population.