At New Vitae Wellness and Recovery, we are dedicated to recognizing and honoring the exceptional contributions of our team members. This month, we are thrilled to spotlight two of our remarkable employees, Morgan Johnson and Taliah Mason, who have been featured in the prestigious Women’s Veterans Magazine, Pennsylvania Edition. These veteran heroes at New Vitae…
Celebrating Our Veterans Veterans Day holds a special place in our hearts. The founder of our company, Anne Mills, was a social worker with the VA. She began her career working with veterans; today, the legacy that Anne created continues to support veterans in their recovery. We can provide services to veterans through the Community of Care…
Equine therapy, also known as horse therapy or equine-assisted therapy, is gaining recognition as a powerful and effective form of therapy for veterans who have served in the military. The bond formed between humans and horses is truly unique, and participating in equine therapy provides numerous physical, emotional, and mental benefits for veterans transitioning back…
Senator Pat Browne and state legislators help secure $1 million in grant funding for the project. New Vitae Wellness and Recovery recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of Browne Cottage, a new living space for individuals at New Vitae’s Mount Trexler Manor/Action Recovery site in Upper Saucon Township, Lehigh County. The cottage…
New Vitae Wellness and Recovery is honored to support those who have served our country through our Veteran Pathways program. We recognize that veterans’ wants and needs in residential and clinical support are specialized, particularly those of older veterans who may also be battling depression or dementia.
Congratulations to New Vitae's Kevin Miller, BS, who was recently recognized for over 25 years of service with Toys for Tots
New Vitae Wellness and Recovery Veterans were honored as Hometown Heroes by the Borough of Quakertown
We are celebrating the end of the summer with photos of our Veteran residents
The brain is one of the most important yet perplexing parts of the body. We use it for everything – in fact, we need it to function. From lifting a foot, to walking, to running a marathon, our brain sends signals throughout our body that allow us to not only survive, but thrive. But what happens when the brain becomes injured?
Special congratulations to New Vitae Wellness and Recovery's Dr. Remolia Simpson, Residential Director for Philadelphia Services