Jun 15
Keystone's outpatient offices will be closed on Friday, June 19th, in observance of Juneteenth Freedom Day. Our inpatient facility will remain open. In case of an emergency, contact them at (803)324-0404.
#Juneteenth #KeystoneYork
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Jun 14
Recognizing Flag Day today and the power of unity in building a stronger, healthier community for all.
#FlagDay #Unity #KeystoneYork
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Jun 13
The weekend is here! Take a breath, unwind, and make time for the things that help you feel refreshed. βοΈ
#HappySaturday #KeystoneYork
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Jun 12
Care should never depend on a cost. Keystone serves every individual and family, regardless of ability to pay. Call (803)324-1800 to take the first step.
#RecoveryIsPossible #CareForAll #KeystoneYork
Jun 11
Reaching out takes courage, not weakness. This Menβs Mental Health Month, we honor the strength it takes to speak up and seek support.
#MensMentalHealthMonth #BreakTheStigma #KeystoneYork
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Jun 10
June is National Safety Month. Safety starts with you. This National Safety Month, weβre committed to prevention, awareness, and keeping our community safe. π
#NationalSafetyMonth #KeystoneYork
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Jun 9
Love is love. π
At Keystone, we believe every person deserves compassion, connection, and a community that celebrates who they are. This month, and every month.
#HappyPride #LoveIsLove #KeystoneYork
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1 Jan 2024
Happy New Year from Keystone! We are blessed for another year to continue serving our community. Thank you to everyone who helps to make our mission possible!
#happynewyear #keystoneyork #celebrate #2024 #yorkcounty
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19 May 2022
High School 101 classes had a fun day learning about drugs and alcohol with @KeystoneYork ! Nothing better than an engaging game of life with plungers π @CRGuidanceDept @CatawbaRidge
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1 Apr 2022
Honey they are just going on the training they had decades ago, and the current government authorities slamming vaping(for monetary reasons). They are too scared to support anything new, even if it is beneficial to health. Which is really, really scary. God help us.
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29 Mar 2022
The last time I saw my primary, she asked if I want help to quit vaping. I said no, because vaping is the only thing that removes the cigarette cravings. I then asked if she wanted some studies on vaping vs cigarettes. She declined, but also respects that it's my body, my choice.
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29 Mar 2022
I'm so glad you both stuck with vape. Winning the battle. What gets me is the lack of continuation for learning from Dr's. The refusal of thought they could be wrong about something is rampant in the medical field. Apparently around the π.They won't even look for theirselves.
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29 Mar 2022
I feel the same way most of the time. It boggles my mind that any government would ban the best nicotine replacement therapy ever invented. There's 0 deaths associated with nicotine vaping, yet they act like it's cocaine. There's no logic. In time, they'll learn, hopefully.
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29 Mar 2022
Pray that it will be all clear from now on, and pretty confident it will be. Big hugs.
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29 Mar 2022
It is fabulous that your doctor changed his opinion, which is based on evidence. I wish I had your doctor, as mine is a dinosaur. But at least I know I am winning, big time! Sometimes I feel I am bashing my head against a brick wall. Which is weird, as I know I am winning.
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29 Mar 2022
I got to watch my doctor's attitude on vaping change. It started as "vaping is just like smoking, and if you keep smoking, the polyps are coming back." And changed to, "keep vaping if it keeps you from smoking cigarettes. Do whatever you need to not smoke cigarettes."
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29 Mar 2022
That's fabulous news! Colon cancer is insidious. And to think vaping saved you - OMG. Over the top!
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29 Mar 2022
I've been vaping for 8.5 years after smoking for 18 years. The improvement in my health has been huge. My GI said vaping saved me from colon cancer. I had large precancerous polyps in my colon, from tar from smoking. Had them removed and have been rechecked 3 times, all clear.
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