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 Healthy Human:
Youth:
Native Waters
Girl's Stories, Girl's Voices
Adult:
Adult Wellness Inventory
Healthy Family Fund
Healthy Planet:
Rocky Mountain Bioneers
Hopa Mountain
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The "Healthy Family Fund" is a fund established by Dr. Susan Kreitzberg, her patients and supporters to serve local residents in the Gallatin Valley of Montana. Recognizing that patients are too often forced to view health care supplements and "special" food as luxuries, supporters established the fund to assist uninsured patients or those who can't afford out of pocket expenses to access office visits and supplements.
Through this fund, local families have access to office visits, pharmacy products at cost and food certificates to grocery stores. Some of those who have benefited include: single mothers with young children, the relocated family of an unemployed father, and a young woman who had suffered from eczema since she was two. After six months of treatment, the young woman wore a bridesmaid gown and a clear skinned face. She said, "For the first time, people stared at me because I was beautiful, not because my skin was scarred."
Checks should be made out to Consider Source with a notation on the memo line that the funds are dedicated to the "Health Family Fund." All donations are tax deductible and donors contributing $250 or more will receive an acknowledgment letter for tax reporting. The checks can be mailed to the Kreitzberg Clinic at 4979 W. Durston, Bozeman, MT 59718.
Dr. Susan Kreitzberg is a naturopathic physician licensed in the state of Montana. A graduate of the National College of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon, she served as a midwife for 12 years and now focuses on Family Practice, pediatrics and Women's Health. Dr. Kreitzberg is a popular and respected medical professional who is active in her community. She has taught Adult Education Classes through the Bozeman School District, is a CAP mentor, and offers free annual children's physicals in exchange for a food donation to the local food bank. Dr. Kreitzberg can be heard on the weekly radio program, "Health News you can use."
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