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Resources and interpreters for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Deaf Community Advocacy Services: http://deafcan.org/

Deaf and Hearing Impaired Services: http://dhisonline.org

Deaf Options, Inc. http://research.gallaudet.edu/resources/mhd/details/92/

Madonna University School of Sign Language:  http://www.madonna.edu/academics/colleges-and-schools/college-of-arts-and-humanities/sign-language-studies

Michigan Registry of Interpreters:  http://www.rid.org/member_center/chapters/index.cfm/AID/142

Mental Health Treatment with specialties in Sign Language: http://www.michdhh.org/health_care/doc/MHProviders.pdf

 

 

 

 

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HBEC Health Reception

The Healthy Black Elders Center is hosting their 12th Annual Health Reception on June 10, 2014, from 7:30 am – 2:00 pm at Greater Grace Conference Center.  The cost is only $5!!!!  See link below for more information and to register.  Registration has been EXTENDED until May 30th!

http://origin.library.constantcontact.com/download/get/file/1109914538426-203/HBEC+2014.pdf

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Foreign language translators at SOS

Here are some links to language translation services available through the Michigan Secretary of State.

You can find useful information regarding interpreter and translator services on our website at this link: http://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,1607,7-127-1627_8669-23238–,00.html

 

A translator resource list can be found here: http://www.michigan.gov/documents/Translators_Resource_List_95124_7.pdf

 

This form can be used to apply for one-time approval to be an interpreter: http://www.michigan.gov/documents/interpreter_application_and_certification_18203_7.pdf

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Medicare Durable Medical Equipment (DME) policy tips

Here are some pointers for qualifying for a lift chair, and for replacing old DMEs. As you probably know already, Medicare can pay 80% and Medicaid can pay the remaining 20% for qualifying members. But, for lift chairs, there is an added cost for the chair itself.

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Licensed Psychologist for Wayne County

I recently met and vetted licensed psychologist, Robert Wayne Gorman. He was referred to me by Senior Counseling Services LLC. I was looking for a counselor who took Medicare and Medicaid and in particular just members with Medicaid only. He has over 30 years of experience and specializes in substance abuse, family relations, depression and anxiety. His therapeutic approach is Humanistic, with an emphasis on spirituality. He is Caucasian. He has a private practice in Wyandotte but will come to member’s apartment for therapy. He is also available to present at a workshop on mental health issues and the benefits of counseling. He requested only referrals from Service Coordinators in Wayne County facilities. He would prefer creating a caseload between several buildings to avoid having to make single trips to facilities. Please feel free to contact him at 734-365-4119 cell or at wgorman@wyan.org

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Template for Consent and Confidentiality Forms

Attached you will find 3 attachments that are templates for the two standard Consent Forms that must be in each active client’s file, as well as the Confidentiality Agreement Form with the update (Hannan Service Coordination Team). I hope that this is helpful to you.
Please be sure to also electronically “file” these forms in AASC Online, so that the electronic file has an updated version of these forms without the client’s signature.
Please feel free to let me know if you have any questions.
We are planning to offer an optional training on the case management procedures the morning of June 26 both in-person at Hannan and via Webinar. Stay tuned for additional details!

Confidentiality_Agreement.5.2014

Consent_to_Release_Info. Emergency Contact

Consent_to_Release_Info. HUD

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DAAA Eldercare Directory

Attached is the updated DAAA Eldercare Directory and a flyer on the Community Navigators.

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Information about Mariners Inn

Information regarding Mariners Inn in Detroit.

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Here to Help Foundation

The programs of the Here to Help Foundation assist those who are facing an emergency situation and are at a tipping point. Here to Help provides a bridge to assist individuals to keep moving forward and maintain their self-sufficiency and independence.

Applicants are referred to us from over 200 non-profits and governmental agencies. Our programs at Here to Help have been able to assist more than 3500 individuals in our community who were facing a critical point in their life and needed help in weathering a crisis.

The website is:  http://www.heretohelpfoundation.org/activek/content.asp?catid=2

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Minutes from Conference Call 4-24

4-24 SC Meeting Minutes

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