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Rural Health Network believes that all rural residents should have access to affordable quality health care. Their experienced staff members work with health and human service providers throughout their three-county service area and beyond to connect individuals with available community resources. Community resources may include presrcitption assistance programs, vision services and dental/oral services.
Medicare is health insurance for individuals age 65 or over, people under 65 with disabilities, or people with end-stage renal disease. Medicare Part A helps cover inpatient hospital care, skilled nursing care, HOSPICE and home health care. Part B helps cover doctor's services, hospital outpatient care, home health care and some preventive services. Part D helps cover prescription drugs.
A Federal program through the Social Security Administration to lower co-pays at the pharmacy and helps pay towards a Part D premium.
Open Doors main objective is to focus on assisting people who currently live in nursing homes who would like to transition back into the community with home and community based services. This includes providing information and making referrals about the services and supports that are available to them in their local communities. Part of this program is to remove systemic barriers to the transition, thus enabling the person to live in a place that is more suited to their needs and liking. This program is grant based so it is free of charge to the consumer. Previously called Money Follows the Person.
•Routine Gynecological Care
•Pap Smears
•Birth Control Options
•Pregnancy Testing
•Emergency Contraception
•Health Education
•Counseling and Referrals
The Department of Social Services (DSS) is organized into functional divisions (as prescribed in Federal and State statutes), which are responsible for specific assistance programs. Eligibility determinations for Medical Assistance include; Medicaid, Family Health Plus, Family Planning Benefit Program, Managed Care, Long Term Care (Chronic Care), and Nursing Home Care Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
To assist post-acute, assisted living and long-term care providers achieve excellence through leadership, professional development and active involvement in the shaping of public policy.
Automobile Dental Health Homeowners Hospital Long Term Care Life Lifetime Income Major Medical Medicare Mobile Home Motorcycle Part D Supplemental Health
STIC provides Medicaid Service Coordination for children and adults with developmental disabilities under OPWDD’s Home and Community-Based Services Waiver.
Provides applications and assistance for state insurances for children and families. Also assists with other questions regarding other insurance issues. Call for details