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Adult Benefit Waiver Program

The attached flyer is pretty self explanatory. It is for very low income persons. It is very time limited. These openings seem to only occur every so often – once a year or more or less? Cheryl

The Department of Human Services

Open Enrollment for the Adult Benefit Waiver ABW/Plan A program APRIL 1-30, 2013

Plan A/ABW provides comprehensive health coverage-

 

including $1.00 co-pay for brand and generic prescription drugs.

Who is eligible for ABW/Plan A?

Adults age 19-64;

 

U.S. citizen or a legal resident in the U.S. for at least 5 years;

 

You have no income or very low income:

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$335 a month for a single person (or work income less than about $620 gross per month)

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$452 a month for a married couple (or work income less than about $750 gross per month)

 

Less than $3,000 in assets (exclude 1 car and home)

 

Where can I apply?

What do I need to enroll?

To submit a complete application, please bring:

1. Photo ID or a letter from a community agency saying where you live

2. Proof of income from the last consecutive 30 days

3. Most recent checking and/or savings account statement

4. Documentation of any other assets (exclude 1 car and home)

Do not submit your application until April 1, 2013

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Chronic Illness Coalition Leadership Forum

Advocacy, Programs and Concepts

Presenter:  Dave Woodrow, The Center for Progressive Leadership

Would you like to be a stronger advocate?  Help your company, community, clients, patients or family by attending this informative presentation.

 

Learn how to become an effective advocate through:

  • Strategic and Campaign Planning
  • Communications and Messaging
  • Fundraising
  • Policy Leadership
  • Management and Core Leadership Skill

 

WHENApril 18th 9am, Registration starts at 8:30am

WHEREMadonna University – Kresge Auditorium

COST: $10 non-member, Free for C.I.C. members

 

 

Sign up for the event on line at

               www.cicmich.org

or call 800-905-8862

or bring a check to the event.

Sorry, no cash accepted at the door

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Wayne County Health on Wheels Schedule

The Wayne County Health on Wheel Mobile Health Unit will be in the Hamtramck and Highland Park community this month. Please share this vital information with your family, constituents, colleagues, neighbors, church members and friends. See attached flier for details.

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Wayne State University: Interprofessional Team Home Visit Program Fostering a Collaborative Approach to Patient Care

We have over 300 health professional teams that need to conduct these visits.

Thanks for considering this request.

jenny

 

Jennifer Mendez, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor and Director, Co-Curricular Programs

Wayne State University

School of Medicine

320 East Canfield #203 Mazurek Education Commons

Detroit, MI 48201

313-577-2125

313-577-1457 FAX

 

This program introduces Wayne State University’s medical, pharmacy, nursing, occupational therapy and social work students to team care for older adults. Students assess an older adult’s health and social needs.
Faculty from the School of Medicine, College of Pharmacy, Occupational Therapy Program, School of Social Work and College of Nursing are involved in the planning and implementation of this program. Currently teams of three students from two or three different disciplines will do the home visit of an older adult. The students are year two medical students, year 2 and 3 pharmacy students, bachelors and masters in social work students, occupational therapy students and nursing students (approximately 620 students).
During this 60 minute home visit, students ask questions about daily activities, nutrition, medications, family health, and/or social supports. If an older adult has a third year pharmacy student as a member of the team, s/he will also receive a follow-up visit during which a medication calendar and medication recommendations will be discussed. This second visit takes about 30 to 60 minutes.
Over 450 older adults have been recruited for this program to help us teach our students. On average, 250 of them are assessed in their homes annually. The older adults appreciate the time they get to teach students, not only about their own aging but what it means to be a health care practitioner who is caring and willing to do home visits for those who may be homebound. Some older adults report they also see a benefit for themselves.
Each year we need to recruit additional older adults for this program. Older adults need to be living independently at home, able to answer survey questions, and willing for students to visit in your home or a location of your choice. If you are interested in becoming a teacher of health care students or need more information about the program, please contact us.

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Education Workshop Topics on Nutrition

Hazel Park Manor is in the process of holding a series of 4 nutritional workshops with a dietitian from the Oakland County Health Division/MSU Extension:

November 7th, 2012 at 2 pm: “Eating Well When Not Feeling Well”- ideas for nutrition related to physical health concerns.

December 5th, 2012 at 2 pm: “Spice Up Your Meals Without Salt”

Recent past workshops included our September event, “Eating Well on  a Shoestring.” In October, our presenter spoke about “Meals in Minutes” – ideas about how to make quick and nutritious meals with what is available in the refrigerator and pantry.

Please see the attached documents for the program flyers, as well as feedback from the evaluations for these programs.

 

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OCC Mobile Nurse Unit

From Kari:

Madison Heights Co-op has invited the Oakland Community College Mobile Nurse Clinic to hold a clinic for its members. Resources are available on the attached brochure.

Contact person is:

Geri Even, MSN, RN

Faculty, Nursing Department

Oakland Community College

Highland Lakes Campus

7350 Cooley Lake Road, WH, RM: 339

Waterford, MI 48327

Phone: 248-942-3348

Fax: 248-942-3338

Email: gmeven@oaklandcc.edu

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