Intra Mental Healthcare Services “GAGI” is on High Alert!

Posted by BullQuake on December 3, 2009 · Leave a Comment

Intra Mental Healthcare Services “GAGI” on High Alert!

Reasons Why Intra Mental Healthcare Services “GAGI” is Golden!

-Just went public late October of 2009 under the ticker GAGI “They Plan on a name change soon”
-OS is 38 million confirmed by TA 12/03/2009
-Insiders own the Majority of the float
-A few million in volume could send the pps sky rocketing
-Major Updates Expected Soon From the Company
-Huge potential revenues! The unique services IMHCS provides are desperately needed!
-Offers a unique service which focuses on different approaches for each individual “after all no two people are the same” “more information below”
- GAGI has plans on expanding their current operations “which already exceed 10 service centers” by opening 8 facilitates in the first quarter of 2010
-The Government is offering grants in their specific field!! http://www.samhsa.gov/Grants/2010/SM-10-005.aspx

What does IMHCS Do?
PATIENT CARE -Providing services to help individuals with mental retardation has led to a new understanding of how we define mental retardation. After the initial diagnosis of mental retardation is made, we look at a person’s strengths and weaknesses. We also look at how much support or help the person needs to get along at home, in school, and in the community. This approach gives a realistic picture of each individual. It also recognizes that the “picture” can change. As the person grows and learns, his or her ability to get along in the world grows as well.

Support and Treatment

A person with mental retardation is likely to need individualized help.
IMHCS will work with our patients and staff to develop an individualized plan, which will describe:

The patients unique needs
The services the facility will provide to address those needs
The unique responsibilities of the staff and support family members.
Many mentally retarded need help with adaptive skills, which are skills needed to live, work, and play in the community. Our staff and support family members can help a child work on these skills at both facilities and home. Some of these skills include:

Communicating with others
Taking care of personal needs (dressing, bathing, going to the bathroom);
Health and safety
Home living (helping to set the table, cleaning the house, or cooking dinner)
Social skills (manners, knowing the rules of conversation, getting along in a group, playing a game)
Reading, writing, and basic math and
As they get older, skills that will help them in the workplace.

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