Alaska Gardens Health and rehab.mov

Posted on | May 14, 2012 | No Comments

Alaska Gardens Health and Rehabilitation Center provides a continuum of nursing home care that includes professional nursing care, rehabilitative therapy and support services to residents enabling them to maintain their independence. We are a 123 bed Skilled Nursing Facility designed to meet both short and long-term care needs, including private suites with reading nooks for short-term care. We participate in Medicare/Medicaid programs and contract with several HMOs. Contact for more details 253-476-5300 or www.akgardenshealthandrehab.com

Dr. Rob Roda “Lack of Medicaid Dental Coverage”

Posted on | May 10, 2012 | No Comments

(USA Today) While government-managed health care programs such as Medicaid pay for emergency room visits for adult enrollees seeking temporary relief from toothaches, tooth abscesses and other dental emergencies, coverage of outpatient dentist office treatment for those problems varies greatly from state to state, according to a 2011 federal Medicaid report. Federally mandated preventive and other dental care usually ends when Medicaid recipients enter early adulthood. That leaves states to determine whether they will provide dental benefits to adult Medicaid patients and if so, what type and how much. Ten states — Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Missouri, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Washington — offer no Medicaid dental benefits to adults, the report shows. The remaining offer a hodgepodge of services that leave many of those adults with inadequate and limited access to dental care, according to the American Dental Association. Scottsdale Endodontist Dr. Robert Roda tells DNN that providing dental coverage for preventative care and emergencies can prove substantially more cost effective. Scottsdale, Arizona Endodontist Dr. Robert S. Roda DDS MS Phone: 480-991-3361 Email: Click Here Website: Endoaz.com Address: 7054 E. Cochise, Suite B-115 Scottsdale, AZ 85253
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Researching Iowa Assisted Living Facilities: Inspections, Surveys, & Citations

Posted on | May 2, 2012 | No Comments

Video by www.assisted-living-directory.com I would like to quickly show you two trusted, and very useful ways to find assisted living and senior care in Iowa, using the Iowa Center for Assisted Living’s “Facility Finder” page, as well as with the State of Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals website. These are excellent ways to further your research into Iowa assisted living and senior care. I’ll also show you how to look up complaints and inspection reports for facilities throughout Iowa. Ok, so getting right into it – the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals has a great tool that you can use to find facilities throughout Iowa, and also discover what types of citations a facility may have received, and inspection reports. https On the DIA website, simply visit the “Entity Search” page, to bring up this useful tool. This tool will allow you to find information on Rehabilitation Agencies (Rehab), Assisted Living Programs for People with Dementia (ALP/D), Assisted Living Programs (ALP), Home Health Agencies, and more! Very simply, you can enter a facility name, type of facility, or choose the county or city, and then hit search. For this example, I will choose Polk County. As you can see, a list of 188 facilities within Polk County are displayed. For this example, I’ll choose a facility that also appears on our site, Assisted Living Directory. The information that comes up next is extremely helpful. Some of the basic information you’ll find about the facility …
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Sen Ron Sandack (R) on Reforming Pensions, Medicaid

Posted on | April 30, 2012 | No Comments

Sen. Ron Sandak tells us why he’s leaving the Senate to run for the Illinois House of Representatives and his insights into the mood of the legislature to reform the state’s pension systems, and adjust the spending on Medicaid. Both programs are among the leading causes of the state’s budget continuing to be imbalanced
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Don’t Mess with Texas Women — Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards to Governor Rick Perry

Posted on | April 28, 2012 | No Comments

While more than one-quarter of Texas women are uninsured and have the third highest rate of cervical cancer in the country, Governor Rick Perry is cutting funding for the Medicaid Women’s Health Program. Thousands throughout Texas and online are joining the “Don’t Mess with Texas Women” bus tour and calling on Governor Rick Perry to stop playing politics with women’s lives. Join them! www.dontmesswithtxwomen.com ©2012 Planned Parenthood® Federation of America ” Don’t Mess with Texas Women — Cecile Richards, Planned Parenthood Action Fund President, to Gov. Rick Perry” – PLANNED PARENTHOOD VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Cecile Richards: The latest attack on women’s health really hits home for me because it’s happening in my home state of Texas. Governor Rick Perry has moved to end the state’s entire Medicaid Women’s Health Program, which provides 130000 women with basic health care. This comes hard on the heels of devastating cuts to women’s health funding across the board, cuts that are already expected to leave 160000 women in Texas without care this year. Governor Perry needs to back off, and that’s why we’re sending our Women’s Health Express across the state of Texas to spread the word. If you’re in Texas, look for us on the road, and wherever you are, follow us on the web. We’ll be posting news, photos, and videos from every stop along the way. And by the time we’ve traveled across the lone star state, we’re betting that Governor Rick Perry will have heard from hundreds of …
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An Introduction to the Transition Years

Posted on | April 26, 2012 | No Comments

Margaret Degon Carr and Donna Dewitt, from Maine Parent Federation, explain the importance of employment experience being written into transition plans on a student’s Individualized Education Program.

Malliotakis, Golden push for Medicaid Resource Asset Test

Posted on | April 24, 2012 | 1 Comment

Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis and Senator Marty Golden push for reinstatement of the Medicaid Resource Asset Test to combat fraud and waste of taxpayer money. The Resources Asset Test was repealed in 2009 as part of the State Budget under the Democratic controlled legislature. Medicaid is the largest part of the state budget. New York State spends 18% more than the State of California, yet California has 18 million for residents. Nearly B of the states B Medicaid budget is said to be wasted on fraud and abuse.

Veteran Legislators Call Bush Medicaid Cuts Catastrophic

Posted on | April 22, 2012 | No Comments

AUGUSTA—Senator Joe Brannigan, D-Cumberland County, and Assistant Senate Majority Leader John Martin., D-Aroostook County, who have over 64 years of combined public service today called the impact of cuts by the Bush Administration in Washington “catastrophic.” “We thought we had a moratorium so that we could get a delay to understand them and maybe change some of them. Congress agreed, but they attached it to the SCHIP bill, and as you know President Bush vetoed the SCHIP bill and by doing that did away with all the work we had done to put a moratorium on these rule changes,” said Senator Brannigan.
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Owner, Mary Meroff presenting to the Penquis Region Legislators and School Committee Members on the many issues around school-based Medicaid reimbursement in Maine.

Baton Rouge Family Plans in Advance for Louisiana Long Term Care Medicaid

Posted on | April 18, 2012 | No Comments

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Profit by Hiring Workers with Disabilities – A Six Circles of Success Report

Posted on | April 14, 2012 | No Comments

In an increasingly challenging business economy, companies are finding it more difficult to hire and retain skilled employees. Businesses nationwide have turned to a relatively untapped talent pool to help them increase profit margins while at the same time improve their public image. In this video, we reveal the six circles of success to profiting, by hiring workers with disabilities Based on Earnworks.com / ODEP Business Case for Hiring Persons with Disabilities CONTACT INFORMATION for LOUISIANA Louisiana Workforce Development/Vocational Rehabilitation/Employer Services: www.laworks.net Louisiana Workforce Development/Veterans Services: www.laworks.net Employer Resources Site Regarding Employing Persons with Disabilities: www.earnworks.com Job Accommodations Network: www.jan.wvu.edu Louisiana Assistive Technology Access Network: www.latan.org Independent Living Regional Contacts and Centers for Persons with Disabilities www.ilru.org Louisiana Governor’s Office of Disability Affairs: www.goda.la.gov Louisiana Medicaid Infrastructure Grant — Work Pays Resources Site www.work-pays.org Louisiana 2-1-1 (Linking People and Resources): www.louisiana211.org CREDITS A production sponsored by the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, Medicaid Infrastructure Grant — 2011 Based on Earnworks.com / ODEP Business Case for Hiring Persons with Disabilities Anchor: Gerardo Davila Executive Producer: Terri Brock Axelson, Centerpoint Community Services/Louisiana 2-1-1, and the …

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