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Extended Care Resources
Resources for More Information about Extended Care The following national online resources offer more details about extended care choices, living environments, and financial considerations. Care Choices AARP AgingCare.com National Council for Aging Care SeniorAdvice.com Living Environments Aging in Place (National Institute on Aging) The Eden Alternative The Green House Project Financial Considerations Administration on Aging AARP’s Long-Term Care Calculator
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Emergency Employee Resources
Emergency Resources Ice Storm Recovery Visit the State of Michigan's Resources & Information Page Gaylord Community Resources Call 211 for Help or Resources Needed DHHS is coordinating with shelters and local providers to ensure residents receive necessary support. DHHS is assisting with: Prescription services and other medical needs Transportation to providers Community Mental Health support Home repairs and other financial assistance United Way is assisting with gas cards, rent assistance, food, etc. Contact your local United Way office for more information. Prescription refills are
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Hospice Breakfast
Munson Healthcare Hospice Breakfast 7:30 am | May 9, 2025 | The Hagerty Center Please join us for the 11th Annual Hospice Fundraising Breakfast on Friday, May 9, at the Hagerty Center in Traverse City. This beloved event brings us together each year for a wonderful morning of inspiration and gratitude as we celebrate the work of Munson Hospice within our community. While this annual event is free to attend, we encourage all guests - and friends of guests - to make a charitable donation supporting the work of Munson Hospice. Register to attend the breakfast or become a sponsor using the form at
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Harm Reduction
Harm Reduction What is harm reduction: Harm reduction refers to policies, programs and practices that aim to minimize the negative health, social and legal impacts associated with drug use, drug policies and drug laws. Harm reduction is grounded in justice and human rights. It focuses on positive change and on working with people without judgement, coercion, discrimination, or requiring that people stop using drugs as a precondition of support. Harm reduction is part of a comprehensive prevention strategy and the continuum of care. Harm reduction approaches have proven to prevent death, injury
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MSU College of Human Medicine Student Resources
MSU Student Resources Follow the links below to access resources for students at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Traverse City Campus. College of Human Medicine D2L at MSU JustInTimeMedicine (JIT) Email Financial Aid for Medical Students Library Office of Research People Finder Student Resolution Advocate Culture of Caring
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Brittany Test Page
Education for Oracle Health Changes on May 28 Date Education 05.27.2025 Copy/Paste Functionality: Right click or CTRL C to copy CTRL V to paste 05.27.2025 Discern Alerts: 05.27.2025 Duplicate Home Medication Alert (link) 05.27.2025 Home Medication eRx Status (link) 05.27.2025 Order Auto Text (link)
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IGNITE Group
IGNITE Group Over the course of the next several weeks, we hope this program will IGNITE your pursuit of wellness as we integrate movement, goal setting, and nutrition education, implement sleep, tackle emotional stressors, and empower community. This 12-week program, titled IGNITE, is designed to enhance your body, mind, and spirit after cancer treatment, with the goal of helping you achieve your optimal level of wellness. The program offers education, support, and resources for women who have completed cancer treatment; it will feature guest speakers on numerous important topics for
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Ambulatory Clinical: Quality Measures
Ambulatory Clinical: Quality Measures Forms Health Risk Assessment and Qualification Form Workflow Letters HEDIS - Provider Letter - Quality Data Submission Payer Auto Assigned Outreach Letter Workflow Vaccine Record - Provider Letter - Quality Data Submission Recommendations Component Health Maintenance Recommendation Corrections Health Maintenance Recommendations Recommendations Component Quality Measure Workflows Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Workflow Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
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Ambulatory Provider Quality Measures
Ambulatory Provider: Quality Measures Resources Health Maintenance Recommendations Health Maintenance Recommendation Corrections Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale Quick Reference Cards Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening Workflow Asthma Maintenance - Spirometry Asthma Maintenance - Spirometry Workflow Asthma Maintenance - Spirometry Pocket Reference AUDIT-C AUDIT-C Provider Quality Workflow Documenting AUDIT-C Workflow Documenting Alcohol Screening Quick Reference Blood Pressure
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Living and Working in Kalkaska - For Providers
Every Day Living is Excellent in Kalkaska Kalkaska County is an outdoor wonderland with 561 square miles of abundant natural resources. With more than 80 inland lakes, 275 miles of streams and rivers including blue ribbon fly fishing, and numerous state and county parks, residents and visitors revel in the natural beauty that surrounds Kalkaska. About the Community Kalkaska County’s many lakes and streams lure travelers to the village of Kalkaska. Kalkaska hosts the National Trout Festival each April and is the starting point for the 27.2-mile Iceman Cometh Challenge bike race each November