Leesburg Regional Medical Center

What is BrightStar Care Homes?Unlike some assisted living facilities, we provide care in an actual home that has been specifically built or renovated to accommodate just 8 to 12 residents, resulting in an attractive staff-to-resident ratio of 1:6 or better.BrightStar Care Homes Boise provides a seamless transition to an environment with 24/7 care. A Registered Nurse (RN) creates a customized plan of care for each resident and provides ongoing oversight, as well as modifications to the plan as your loved ones needs evolve.Our environment is designed to reduce falls, and we offer safe outdoor spaces with ADA-compliant and ADA-approved walking paths. Although our compassionate staff provides close supervision sensors so we are aware as soon as residents are moving around and can assist them quickly. Other safety measures includes external cameras, along with doors and gates that contain sensors to alert our staff if something is amiss. DiningYour loved one will enjoy home-cooked meals that meet the wants and needs of the residents. In addition to relaxing mealtimes, your family member can also request specific groceries to have on hand just like they do in their own home. Learn more about our dining experience.Activities & AmenitiesEach care home has its own personality that is a blend of those who live there. Your loved one will appreciate having an individualized experience on their own schedule, without the rigid structure thats present in a facility with a large number of residents. Discover what we offer.About Our HomesSeeing is believing. And we would love to show you what makes BrightStar Care Homes Boise so special. Weve designed our home to feature well-appointed and cozy common living areas, beautiful outdoor spaces, top-quality safety and security, and many other lovely amenities. Find out more about our homes.Schedule a TourWe would love to tell you more about this unique option for assisted living and memory care in Boise. Contact our team online to schedule a tour or by calling 208.338.7878.

Welcome to Fort Myers Technical College Get the Training You Need for the Career You WantOn its beautifully landscaped 30 acre campus located in the heart of Fort Myers, Fort Myers Technical College provides students with industry-standard technology and equipment in all classrooms and labs. FMTC provides an education that enables students to become productive members of the workforce and community. Our instructors are licensed and certified teaching professionals.Our employer-driven career education is sought after by students in need of job training or looking to enhance their skills for career advancement. Students train for secure, high-paying careers and nationally-recognized industry certifications. A typical full-time day for a workforce education adult student is six hours per day, thirty hours per week.The educational delivery systems utilized at FMTC include traditional classroom settings, lecture, multimedia presentations, hands-on practice in labs,  clinical training, and internships/co-op.

Community HealthChoices (CHC) is Pennsylvanias mandatory managed care program for individuals enrolled in Med- icaid for Long Term Services and Supports, Medicaid-eligible older adults and individuals with physical disabilities, and Medicaid-eligible consumers who reside in a nursing home. It is administered by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Office of Long Term Living and provided statewide by three managed care or insurance companies. It offers coordination of medical and social supports for participants. Community HealthChoices provides choice, control, and access to a full array of quality services that provide independence, health, and quality of life for participants.Services will include the standard Medicaid adult benefit package in addition to all long-term services and supports a person may need to remain healthy at home or in a long-term care facility. Services may include: Doctors visits Prescription drugs In-home care Durable medical equipment (supplies) TransportationCHC eligibility requirementsIndividuals can enroll in CHC if they: are 21 years old or older.  are eligible for Medicaid. qualify for Medicaid with an assessed and documented need for long-term services and support.Individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities who are eligible for services through the Office of Developmental Programs and residents of a state-operated nursing facility (including state veterans homes) are not part of CHC.How does CHC work?Each CHC participant needing long-term care will have the support and assistance of a service coordinator to access needed services. Service coordinators identify, coordinate, and assist participants in obtaining access to needed health services and in-home supports, as well as social and housing services needed to help participants live in their communities. Under CHC, a service coordinator is a managed care organizations designated, accountable point-of-contact for each participant.Service coordinators can:develop and update a person-centered service plan.assist CHC participants in obtaining and coordinating the services that they need, including, for example, long-term care services, community services, family support, physical health, behavioral health, support for caregivers, social and housing services, and discharge planning.guide participants through challenges that might limit their independence, including returning home.provide choices for what service is provided, when the service is provided, and who provides it.regularly assess and re-assess participant needs.Eligibility & How to Apply:Individuals WILL be enrolled in CHC if they are 21 years old or over and are:Receiving both Medicare and MedicaidReceiving long-term services and supports in the Attendant Care, Independence, COMMCARE, or Aging waiversReceiving services in the OBRA waiver AND determined nursing facility clinically eligibleReceiving care in a nursing home paid for by MedicaidAn Act 150 participant who is dually eligible for Medicare and MedicaidIndividuals are NOT eligible for CHC if they are:Receiving long-term services and supports in the OBRA waiver and are NOT nursing facility clinically eligibleAn Act 150 program participant, who is not dually eligible for Medicare and MedicaidA person with an intellectual or developmental disability who is receiving services through the DHS~ Office of Developmental ProgramsA resident in a state-operated nursing facility, including the state veterans~ homes Here is a comprehensive checklist of items to include when applying for CHC Waiver, Nursing Home Transition and the OPTIONS/Family Caregiver Support Program. These items need to be provided to the assessor for eligibility. If they are not, it could slow down the process when applying for various services.Provide photocopies of the following: proof of date of birth, birth certificate, baptismal certificate or drivers license Social Security card health insurance cards proof of gross income (often participant and spouse) Social Security, pension, R.R., VA, etc. burial funds life insurance bank accounts and liquid assets property deeds power of attorney or guardian papersVisit https://www.compass.dhs.pa.gov/home/#/ to apply and to learn more.