The Arc of New Jersey's Mainstreaming Medical Care Program promotes quality health care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) throughout New Jersey. Click here for the program brochure.
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A Short Form for Noting Helpful Information from Health Care Visits
The Rowan Integrated Special Needs (RISN) Center has prepared a very informative 32-page booklet titled, Women's Health and What Every Woman Should Know. Included in this booklet is a two-page form that could be useful for women with disabilities -- and also for men -- as well as for their support staff, in preparation for any type of medical appointment. The form is titled, "Today's Health Care Visit," and it has space to fill in the type of information that will be helpful in preparing for the individual's upcoming health care appointment. There is also a place on the form to note the take-away information from that appointment, including any medication or diet changes; treatment plan recommendations; plans for follow-up; etc
Other Helpful Materials
Latest Presentations and Webinars
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The Medicaid eligibility fireside chat with Beverly Roberts, Director of The Arc of New Jersey's Mainstreaming Medical Care Program and Lisa Ford, Director of The Arc of New Jersey Family Institute.
Frequently Requested Fact Sheets & Forms
Resources and Information:
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Family Crisis Handbook, Emergency Quick Reference Guide
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Dual-EligiblesIndividuals who have both Medicaid & Medicare, see our brand new frequently asked questions (FAQs) on dual eligibles with I/DD - persons who receive both Medicaid and Medicare. Our FAQs are separated into three sections; general Information, Prescription medications and special needs plans (D-SNPs), 2019 Medicare Part D Changes for Dual Eligibles Webinar
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Non-DAC Fact Sheet, Dual Eligibles FAQ Fact Sheets, Accessing DDD Services at 21 Fact Sheet, Medicaid Eligibility Form, Medicaid Problem Form, DAC Flyer, Healthmeet Flu Flyer, SSI & Continues Medicaid Eligibility Flyer
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Public health related promotions and newsarticles
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Review current and past newsletters
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Let's Talk About Health, a comprehensive & educational program with materials that address health care issues of people with developmental disabilities including Cancer screening information & Diabetes material.
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Medicaid Eligibility Form, Medicaid Problem Form, clarification on the PPP program and a parent/guardian being employed to provide the PPP services, Information on NJ Medicaid, Applying for ABD Medicaid as a Disabled Adult Child (DAC), Medicaid-Covered Transportation More Than 20 Miles from Home, Medicaid Coverage for "Thick It"
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The 2021 Medicare Part D Changes Webinar for Persons Who Have Both Medicare and Medicaid (The Dual Eligibles), Medicare's Quality Care Finder
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Our conference focuses on providing current, up-to-date healthcare information on individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Revised Medicaid Eligibility Problem Form and Medicaid Problem Form
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Fact Sheets, Understanding Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Reporting Responsibilities, Applying for SSI & Medicaid, SSA 2017 Fact Sheets, SSI 2017 NJ Payment Rate Chart, and more.
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Access current and archived webinars
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Free of cost. This is an extremely valuable resource for individuals with disabilities who have a dual diagnosis, their families, and professional caregivers.
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Dementia in Down syndrome adults causing caregiver crisis
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Is NJ prepared for more developmentally disabled adults living into their senior years?
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Is legal guardianship necessary for adults with developmental disabilities?
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NJ’s most vulnerable residents: Understanding the challenges of a dual diagnosis
