Our CEO of Vera French, Dr. Rich Whitaker went on Living Local this week to talk about the 2025 Mental Health for Healthy Living Conference that will be held the Figge Art Museum in Davenport, Iowa on Friday, May 9th 2025. Click here to watch the full segment!
Because easier access, a bigger, brighter waiting room, and a more welcoming space are better for your mental health!Built in 1971 and rededicated in 2021 for its 50th Anniversary, the Vera French Clinic at Central Park is a touchstone for thousands of people striving to improve their mental health to…
Our very own Dr. Rich Whitaker, CEO of Vera French Community Mental Health Center and Dr. Henry Emerle, Medical Director at Vera French Community Mental Health Center went on Living Local to talk about TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation.) Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation or TMS is making a difference…
Over the past several months we have been following the progress of the renovations at the Vera French Clinic on Central Park. It’s now completed and open to the public! Our CEO, Dr. Rich Whitaker went on Living Local to share more about the changes to the historic community mental health center clinic.…
Vera French is beyond grateful to Quad Cities Regional Business Journal for the amazing opportunity to be among the incredible speakers at the Health Symposium! Our very own, CEO, Dr. Rich Whitaker spoke at this event on Wednesday, February 5th. Click here to read the full article!
Vera French Community Mental Health Center teamed up with the Davenport Police Department to provide a new service to the community called Co-Responder almost exactly one year ago. Our CEO, Dr. Rich Whitaker, along Chris Koepke, Co-Responder Program Manager and Officer Kevin Carver from the Davenport…
To meet the growing need in the community, Vera French Community Mental Health Center is expanding, and construction is getting closer to completion. Here with an update, is Dr. Rich Whitaker, CEO of Vera French Community Mental Health Center. Click here to watch the full segment!
With the cold often comes layers…coats, hat, scarfs, gloves and seasonal depression. While many people may not know that they are experiencing seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, experts recommend taking extra care during the cold seasons. Joining us today to talk about what signs to look for and…