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Minnesota Seniors Programs: more detail

Expansion of Minnesota's Senior Companion Program, serving homebound elderly final report (SuDoc HE 1.1002:M 66/9) by U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services, 1993
Long-term care program for dual eligible seniors.(MINNESOTA'S): An article from: Policy & Practice by Pamela Parker, 2007-06-01
Students' opinions of a new program: Marshall-University high school, senior high open school by Ruth Anne Olson, 1976
A follow up of the graduates of the senior high educably mentally handicapped program at St. Francis High School, St. Francis, Minnesota from 1973 to 1978 ... Mankato State University. Special Education) by David P Burns, 1979
V.I.P., Volunteer Intergenerational Program (SuDoc HE 1.1002:V 88) by Lisa Milne, 1992

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Senior Nutrition - Meeting The Nutritional Needs Of Minnesota Seniors
We assist minnesota seniors in living healthy independent lives There is no income criteria. seniors can sign up for these programs themselves, or may be referred by a county agent
http://www.lssmn.org/nutrition

Extractions: seniornutrition@lssmn.org LSS Senior Nutrition is a program of Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota that serves all seniors regardless of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, handicap or age. LSS Senior Nutrition is funded in part with federal funds through the Older Americans Act which is administered by the Minnesota Board on Aging through the Area Agency on Aging in Regions 1, 2, and 5. LSS complies with the Civil Rights Acts of 1964. Dining Centers/Clubs Meals on Wheels Links Senior Nutrition provides nutritious, low-cost meals for seniors 60 years or older. We assist Minnesota seniors in living healthy independent lives. Meals are provided at Congregate Dining Centers, Diners Clubs, or delivered to homebound seniors by volunteers. There is no income criteria. Seniors can sign up for these programs themselves, or may be referred by a county agent or family member.
DST - Minneapolis/St. Paul Alumnae Chapter
The chapter serves the Twin Cities area of Minneapolis and St. Paul in minnesota, the Land of Lakes. As part of a greater organization, we are a sisterhood committed to community service and we fulfill this mission with programs targeted to all ages from youth to seniors.
http://www.dstmsp.org/
Redirect To DHS NorthStar
More seniors will be able to get help paying for prescription drugs under new rules. An estimated 35 percent of lowincome minnesota seniors pay more than $500 per year for prescriptions and almost 19 People We Serve. programs Contacts. Topics A to Z
http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/Newsroom/news/perscriptioncosts.htm
2004 Minnesota Health Care Choices For Seniors
2004 minnesota Health Care Choices for seniors. The 2004 edition of Health Care Choices for minnesota seniors is available. The minnesota Senior Federation does not endorse or sell any insurance product. Affordable Housing. Medicare Justice. programs. Health. Center for Career Change
http://front.mnseniors.org/hcc/hcc.html

Extractions: Volunteers provide health plan answers ... Search 2004 Minnesota Health Care Choices for Seniors The 2004 edition of Health Care Choices for Minnesota Seniors is available. The Minnesota Senior Federation does not endorse or sell any insurance product. The goal is to provide comprehensive, objective information to seniors and their families. The 2004 edition of Health Care Choices for Minnesota Seniors is available free (by mail) to all Federation members. Please compete and submit the coupon below. Be sure to include your membership number. If you are not a Federation member , please complete and print the coupon below and mail it with your check for $10.00 to cover postage and handling costs to: HCC
Minnesota Health Care Choices For Seniors - Minnesota Senior Federation Metropol
From minnesota Senior FederationMetropolitan Region 2003 Annual Report to the Community tool for seniors, primarily as a guide in helping minnesota seniors select a supplemental health plan.
http://front.mnseniors.org/programs/hcc.html

Extractions: Search Minnesota Health Care Choices for Seniors From Minnesota Senior Federation-Metropolitan Region 2003 Annual Report to the Community Minnesota Health Care Choices has enjoyed increased popularity as an important and reliable tool for seniors, primarily as a guide in helping Minnesota seniors select a supplemental health plan. This year Minnesota Senior Federation-Metro Region published its ninth edition of Minnesota Health Care Choices for Seniors. This comprehensive guide answers the most frequently asked questions on Medicare, supplemental insurance, health care needs and caregiving from seniors and family members. The publication provides information on long-term care insurance including premium rates (dependent on age at time of enrollment) and a rating system of companies offering this type of insurance in Minnesota. The guide also includes a section for those of low to modest income in need of health care but with little or no means to pay. The 2003 Minnesota Health Care Choices for Seniors is available through the Health Plan Information Center, 651/645-0261 ext. 145, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
MPR: News
Music Your Voice programs Support MPR Around MPR Search A group of minnesota seniors has filed a federal lawsuit in U.S. District Court against nine pharmaceutical
http://news.mpr.org/

Extractions: Take our online survey and find out which presidential candidate most closely matches your views. E-mail this page Print this page Sign up to receive e-mail newsletters Join the conversation with other MPR listeners in the News Forum Submit your issue-related commentary to MPR, and read others we've selected in the Soapbox Morning Edition Midmorning Midday All Things Considered ... More programs... Alzheimer's wiped out Reagan's memory bit by heartbreaking bit Chase Morsey never tired of his weekend routine with his friend Ronald Reagan - a Saturday lunch with fellow duffers at the Los Angeles Country Club, followed by nine holes of golf. Jokes were welcome, politics was not. But in the early 1990s, Morsey and others in the loosely organized foursome began to notice a change in their most celebrated player.
Redirect To DHS NorthStar
minnesota Department of Human Services. is minnesotas Medicaid program for lowincome families with children, seniors and people with disabilities when one of minnesotas health care programs
http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/HealthCare
Minnesota Senior Federation Metropolitan Region
minnesota Senior Federation assists people of all ages with programs and services that are free to the health care costs for lowincome minnesota seniors. Created in 1973 through
http://www.mnseniors.org/programs.cfm

Extractions: Health Plan Information Center emphasizes individual counseling by senior volunteers trained to answer questions on supplemental insurance, long-term-care insurance and low-income health programs. HPIC is a major source of accurate information for seniors, professionals, family members and others interested or concerned about health care for those over 65 in todays ever-changing maze of Medicare benefits and health care options. Volunteers help seniors sort out the confusing array of health plan options, providing peer counseling to those who might otherwise hesitate to ask questions about health plans. Continued... Senior Partners Care continues to be a unique health care option that can relieve the burden of high health care costs for low-income Minnesota seniors. Created in 1973 through a partnership between Mt. Sinai Hospital, Minnesota Hospital Association and Minnesota Senior Federation, it is a unique community service program bridging the Medicare coverage gap. The program helps low- to modest-income Medicare beneficiaries who cannot afford a Medicare supplement or HMO plan. Participating providers (hospitals, clinics and physicians) agree to accept Medicare payment as payment in full, waiving Medicare copayments and deductibles. It is not an HMO, PPO or Medicare supplement. Minnesota Senior Federation-Metro Region does not pay any medical bills.
Pioneer Press 04/04/2003 Seniors' Programs Are Still In Jeopardy
Posted on Fri, Apr. 04, 2003. seniors' programs are still in jeopardy On Thursday, the Republican leadership of the minnesota House released a spending plan that would restore $70
http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/5553748.htm
Senior Volunteer Programs
the organizations listed are based in minnesota, many have welcome the skills andexpertise that seniors possess their community by setting up programs for the
http://www.helpguide.org/aging/senior_volunteer_programs.htm

Extractions: ON THIS PAGE: Volunteer Opportunities Volunteer work allow active seniors to use their talents and skills in service to others less fortunate, or to non-profit agencies that rely on the work of volunteers because paid staff is unaffordable. Volunteering provides a sense of meaning and purpose that is often greater than one experienced in a career! Many choose to volunteer, utilizing their talents and skills or pursuing areas of interest. Volunteering provides necessary intellectual and social stimulation as well as the feeling of great satisfaction that comes from sharing one's life experiences while helping others in the process. See the AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) article " The New Unretirement " for personal stories on how volunteering made a difference to others while bringing satisfaction and fulfillment to the retirees who volunteered their time and effort. "
Programs, Services And Transportation For Seniors
minnesota nonprofit organization pioneering and providing inhome and transportation services and volunteer programs that meet the changing needs of seniors and their families. and transportation
http://www.darts1.org/

Extractions: Library Resources DARTS provides professionally coordinated home- help services and transportation for Dakota County, Minn., seniors and their families and can help them find additional senior services throughout the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. DARTS offers volunteer opportunities for all ages. To learn more about DARTS, view our on-line publications , read our mission and vision , and view our audited financial statements To Contact DARTS:
Minnesota State University For Seniors Winter 2003 Newsletter
I retired as Director of the minnesota Valley Library and I find my time delightfully full with involvement We've both enjoyed the MSU for seniors programs. I'm "high" on our
http://www.mankato.msus.edu/msus/wi03news.html
KYR June 2002
Reported telephone solicitations to several minnesota seniors marketedsupposed private prescription drug discount programs. Consumers
http://www.ag.state.mn.us/consumer/ylr/ylr_June02_.htm

Extractions: MN AGO Home Charities Office Classroom ... Utilities June 2002 Solicitations for Senior Benefits Information and Programs S enior citizens often face tough decisions about purchasing prescription drugs and other health related merchandise. Unfortunately, some companies are taking advantage of the complex choices facing elderly Minnesotans by selling useless or inaccurate information about the marketplace for health products or services. Consumers should be wary of solicitations asking for money for information about health insurance, prescription drugs, Medicare, Social Security or other "senior benefits." These solicitations sometimes advertise services that are of little use to Minnesota seniors, or they provide information on government grants and programs available free of charge through government agencies. The following are examples of such solicitations: One mailing to a Minnesota senior mentioned a nonexistent "new law" in Congress that supposedly allows seniors to order their prescriptions directly from Canada; A mailing to a northeastern Minnesota senior promoted the sale of an informational book that allegedly contains information to help senior citizens access free benefits and other financial assistance from the federal government;
AHIRC Resource Listings
AHIRC HOME minnesota - Special Health Care programs for seniors.seniors. *minnesota Medical Assistance Program 800-657-3659 The
http://www.actorsfund.org/ahirc/cat_list.cfm?cat=248&st=MN
AHIRC Resource Listings
to assisting low income seniors find medical services through the Senior PartnersCare Program and other statewide health programs. minnesota Senior Federation.
http://www.actorsfund.org/ahirc/cat_list.cfm?cat=61&st=MN
Cass County, Minnesota - Seniors Services-TRIAD And SALT
Council members recommend programs to assist seniors, including opportunitiesto involve volunteers in the achievement of TRIAD s objectives.
http://www.co.cass.mn.us/senior_service/seniors_triad_salt.html

Extractions: Search: Use advanced search Government Departments County Directory ... Seniors Services What is TRIAD? TRIAD is short for The Right Information And Direction. It is responsible for the formation of the Cass County SALT Council (Seniors and Law Enforcement Together). A joint resolution indicates concern for the plight of older Americans and the advantages of involving seniors in appropriate volunteer tasks within law enforcement agencies. TRIAD developed from a concern about the unmet needs of seniors, who are a rapidly increasing segment of the population. It provides public education and local projects to meet these needs. Locally, TRIAD consists of Senior Citizens, the National Sheriff's Association, and Service providers. TRIAD functions on the national, state, and local levels, doing real work at the local level. It aims to meet the following goals and objectives: Recruit Senior Volunteers Identify Community needs Implement initiatives through TRIAD Interview seniors and identify problems Assist with problem solving Design programs for acceptable solutions.
CYFC: Seniors: Programs
of life for and with seniors through education of local and national intergenerationalprograms and organizations. of both University of minnesota and general
http://www.cyfc.umn.edu/seniors/programs/

Extractions: Realizing the University's Promise for Minnesota Children and Youth This section reviews literature, research and helpful resources pertaining to older adults as well as emerging intergenerational issues. Vital aging addresses issues of lifelong learning and maintaining civic engagement. It also touches upon topics concerning seniors and health such as long-term care and the financial aspects of providing health care to the aging population. Intergenerational issues arise in multi-generational family situations such as grandparents raising grandchildren and also in fostering relationships between the young and the old. The Vital Aging Network The Vital Aging Network (VAN) provides an informal forum for individuals and organizations, who may have different priorities, to share information, build partnerships and work collaboratively. Their common purpose, expressed through the Vital Aging Network, is to promote self-sufficiency, community participation and quality of life for and with seniors through education, advocacy and leadership development.
Anoka County WFC COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR SENIORS
minnesota Senior Federation (651) 6450261 Leading local advocate for seniorissues. Provides counseling programs in health, housing, retirement, legal
http://www.mnwfc.org/anoka/seniors.html
SAT Verbal Scores Of Minnesota College-Bound Seniors Increase
10 percent of collegebound seniors take the Typical testers in minnesota are studentswith strong application to selective colleges and scholarship programs.
http://www.mheso.state.mn.us/mPg.cfm?pageID=1332
SAT Scores Of Minnesota College-Bound Seniors Decrease
9 percent of collegebound seniors take the Typical testers in minnesota are studentswith strong application to selective colleges and scholarship programs.
http://www.mheso.state.mn.us/mPg.cfm?pageID=1051

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