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The purpose of our Ombudsman program is to advocate for residents in long-term care facilities. Community Ombudsman representatives work with all parties to protect the health, safety, welfare, and rights of the residents. The Ombudsman program is available to anyone, including residents, their friends or family, or employees of long-term care (or LTC) facilities. Our […]

SHIP is your trusted source for information about Medicare, related health insurance, and low-income resources. Know and understand your options through the assistance provided by SHIP. SHIP provides education, counseling, and information concerning: Medicare Medicare Supplements Medicare Savings Programs Medicaid Prescription Drugs Plans Comparisons Billing & Claims Rights & Protections Long-Term Care Contact your local

BLOUNT COUNTY Blountsville 171 Water Street 35031 Sheron Garner 205-429-2406 Locust Fork 29829 Al- 79 35097 Cyndia Gilbreath 205-681-3963 Oneonta 101 First Avenue East 35121 Robbie Hulgan 205-625-4476 Snead 268 Richman Drive 35952 Jane Childers 205-466-7628 CHILTON COUNTY Clanton 500 Enterprise Rd. 35045 Carolyn Thomas 205-755-3248 Maplesville 9499 Al. Hwy. 22 36750 Sandy Madsen 334-366-2717

SNAP-Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is a program that assists individuals in signing up for SNAP benefits Ending Hunger and Improving Nutrition The Food Assistance Division manages the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Alabama. Its goal is to end hunger and promote good nutrition by providing monthly benefits to eligible low-income households, helping them buy

Aging & Disability Resource Center – The ADRC provides information, referrals, resources, and options/benefits counseling to individuals in need of guidance and assistance. The ADRC serves as a single point of entry and the “no wrong door” for people who call for help. Consumer Specialists complete a written assessment and provide appropriate information, referrals, and

Medicaid Waiver Services Home and community-based services (HCBS) provide opportunities for Medicaid beneficiaries to receive services in their own home or community rather than institutions or other isolated settings. M4A’s Elderly & Disabled (E&D) Waiver Program serves a variety of targeted populations, such as people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, and/or mental illnesses.

M4A’s 4 ALL Foundation, in partnership with several local and state advocates has created the Elder Justice Center of Alabama to provide information and resources to older and vulnerable adults, family caregivers, professionals, and the general public. We cannot receive nor investigate adult mistreatment reports. In Alabama, suspected reports must be made to the Department

1. Bingocize®: Bingocize® is a unique fusion of exercise and bingo designed to make physical activity fun and accessible for everyone. This program cleverly mixes the excitement of shouting “Bingo!” with a series of gentle, yet effective exercises aimed at enhancing flexibility, strength, and balance. Perfect for all ages, Bingocize® is particularly beneficial for seniors

The purpose of our Ombudsman program is to advocate for residents in long-term care facilities. Community Ombudsman representatives work with all parties to protect the health, safety, welfare, and rights of the residents. The Ombudsman program is available to anyone, including residents, their friends or family, or employees of long-term care (or LTC) facilities. Our

Caregiver Support Alabama CARES is a federally funded program that offers support to caregivers and grandparents who are raising their grandchild or grandchildren. Caregivers can get support with: Information on resources and services available through public education, health fairs, brochures, and newsletters. Caregiver Access Assistance to obtain access to the services and resources that are