"The storms present enormous challenges for the people in the area who may not have access to the services they depend on," said Louise Murphy, president of Aetna Behavioral Health. "Aetna is committed to doing what we can under these devastating circumstances to help people whose lives have been impacted by these storms receive counseling and support they need."

Aetna Behavioral Health has also created a special web page (link: http://www.aetna.com/news/ga_storms.html) on the Aetna website which contains information on dealing with the aftermath of the storm and providing assistance to others.

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