We’re proud to share a recent spotlight in the Daily Herald about Frontline Care Center, a first-of-its-kind wellness hub in Lake County designed to serve the unique needs of first responders, veterans, active-duty service members, reserves, and their families.

The article, “We’re Not Impervious: Lake County’s First-of-Its-Kind Care Center for First Responders and Veterans,” highlights the importance of specialized care tailored to those who dedicate their lives to protecting and serving others. From mental health support to wellness services, Frontline Care Center provides a comprehensive range of resources in a compassionate and confidential environment. As the article aptly notes, first responders and veterans often face immense stress and unique pressures, and our care center is a vital lifeline to help them navigate these challenges.

We’re honored to be part of this essential mission and grateful for the Daily Herald’s coverage, which amplifies the conversation around the need for such dedicated services. You can read the full article here.

If you or a loved one are a service member, Veteran or First Responder who would like to learn more about assistance, contact the Frontline Care Center at info@frontlinecarecenter.org or 847-201-7095.

Any resident, including First Responders, Veterans and their families facing a crisis can access the Lake County Health Department’s Crisis Care Program. Crisis Counselors are available 24 hours a day at 847-377-8088, and walk-in services are also available.