TOP 30 Community partnership in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania

Bryn Mawr Medical Specialists Association, located at 6 Lancaster Avenue in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, is dedicated to enhancing the health of patients through comprehensive, compassionate, and coordinated care. With over 52 years of experience, BMMSA offers access to 80 highly-trained physicians in 11 specialties and primary care, all working together to provide patient-centered healthcare. The institution emphasizes a "one chart" approach, allowing for seamless communication between primary care providers and specialists. BMMSA's team of physicians, nurses, and staff work collaboratively to deliver personalized care with a focus on the whole person. Patients can expect leading-edge clinical care of the highest quality, tailored to their individual preferences and needs. With a commitment to maximizing health and well-being, BMMSA strives to make maintaining health easy and convenient for all patients. Additionally, BMMSA welcomes new additions to their team, such as Dr. Manju B. Jayanna in Cardiology. Stay informed about important health topics through BMMSA's expert articles and screenings, such as Colon Cancer Awareness Month initiatives. BMMSA is proud to partner with Main Line Health and Bryn Mawr Hospital to deliver exceptional cardiac care through the Lankenau Heart Institute.

Council for Relationships is a health institution located in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, United States. Our mission is to make finding the right therapist or psychiatrist easy for individuals, couples, and families. We offer a Therapist/Psychiatrist Directory where you can search by specialty area, cost, or location. Our Community Partnerships Initiative (CPI) brings therapy on-site to partner organizations serving clients who need it most. The Community Trauma Response (CTR) program provides mental health support to communities, organizations, and groups seeking to heal after a tragedy. Operation Home & Healing (OHH) connects therapists with service members, veterans, and their families to help heal the invisible wounds of war. The Transcending Trauma Project (TTP) examines the effects of trauma on Holocaust survivor families. Women’s Psychological Health Services (WPHS) offers specially-trained clinicians to help women navigate mental health through all stages of their lives. Join us for a Q&A session with our Program Directors or attend our events such as "Closing the Gap: Perinatal Mental Health Services in North Philadelphia". Our staff therapists are experts in their fields, with Allen-Michael Lewis recently featured on the Heal Your Roots Podcast. Visit us at 300 East Lancaster Avenue for low fee therapy services and professional development opportunities.