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ANOTHER LEGAL VICTORY FOR ADHC PARTICIPANTS AND PROVIDERS!
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Posted January 22, 2010
As indicated in the December Medi-Cal Provider Bulletin, all paper TARs submitted on or after February 1, 2010 should be sent to:
Los Angeles Medi-Cal Field Office
ADHC TAR Adjudication
311 South Spring Street, 1st Floor Mail Room
Los Angeles, CA 90013-1211
ETARs will automatically be directed to Los Angeles.
Posted January 20, 2010
We need YOU to call your State Legislators at their District and Capitol offices and tell them you oppose the elimination of ADHC because doing so will cost more than it saves! It just doesn't make sense to force ADHC Medi-Cal participants into emergency rooms, hospitals and nursing homes -- all of which cost the state far more than adult day health care.
To find the name and contact information for your State Senator and Assembly Member, visit Project Vote Smart, enter your zip code, press "Go" and then scroll down to the "State Legislative" section.
Support the California Adult Day Services Advocacy Fund with your donation or pledge today.
Posted January 20, 2010
The January Medi-Cal Bulletin announces March 1, 2010 as the effective date for meeting new Adult Day Health Care medical necessity criteria. The state has also issued a new manual, "Adult Day Health Care (ADHC) Centers: Tracking Costs for Reimbursement Purposes." The new manual should be reviewed carefully and all centers should be using those instructions and recording their separately billable services every day. The department is no longer accepting time studies or sampling methods. Please direct any questions to your local Medi-Cal Field Office.
The Outpatient Medi-Cal Manual Part 2 now contains:
SBS Frequently Asked Questions --
FAQs 2008-09-19
CAADS Clinicial Work Group has released FAQs, logs and worksheets regarding separately billable services for ADHCs. Additional questions may be submitted by email to
caads@caads.org.
Please include "SBS" and your center name in the subject line. Then, check back here
for updates.
CAADS SBS Service
Logs -- INSTRUCTIONS (2 pages)
Instructions for Separately Billable Services Logs - Be sure to download and printout
instructions before using the sample logs and worksheets.
CAADS Participant Monthly Treatment Flow Sheet -- EXAMPLE (1 page)
This flow sheet example displays one day of service to illustrate how the flow sheet works with
the daily log.
CAADS Daily Physical
Therapy Log -- EXAMPLE (1 page)
This log shows how to properly record and calculate units of service for the appropriate therapy
modalities incluidng individual, concurrent and group.
CAADS Monthly Physical Therapy Summary Worksheet -- EXAMPLE (1 page)
This summary worksheet illustrates how to correctly summarize and convert minutes to display as
hours and fractions of hours using the formula provided, and summarize units of service.
CAADS BLANK SAMPLE SBS Logs / Worksheet Forms:
Posted January 17, 2010
To view the new Department of Health Care Services Audits & Investigations notice about annual ADHC cost report filing, click here.
Posted January 8, 2010
The Governor released his budget at 11:30 AM today and has called for an emergency budget session to close a $20 billion budget deficit estimated over the next 18 months. Adult Day Health Care is scheduled for elimination as a optional Medi-Cal benefit on March 1, 2010, but savings are not budgeted until June 2010. CAADS Members may now view the January 8, 2010 CAADS Members Only ALERT and narrative of the Governor's Budget Summary on the Members Only Page under "What's New."
Posted January 8, 2010
The California Department of Health Care Services Section 1115 Waiver Stakeholder Advisory Committee met on January 7, 2010, in Sacramento. A meeting summary will be posted on the DHCS Waiver Renewal Website approximately one week after the date of the meeting.
CAADS submitted comments on the inclusion of ADHC services for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities within the managed care proposal contained in the 1115 Waiver Concept Paper that the Department of Health Care Services sent to CMS in December 2009.
Posted December 29, 2009
Mary Omoto, California Disability Community Action Network (CDCAN), writes in the December 26, 2009 issue of California Progress Report:
"In a major victory for disability and senior advocates, a three judge panel of the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday (December 21) issued a stunning and strongly worded rebuke against the Schwarzenegger Administration and Attorney General Jerry Brown accusing their representatives of lying to the court in 'clear violation' of California State Bar rules against misleading judges."
To view or download a copy of the December 21, 2009 US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals order, visit the CDCAN website at www.cdcan.us.
Posted December 11, 2009
The California Association for Adult Day Services (CAADS) and the Alliance for Leadership and Education (A.L.E.) have issued their 2009 Annual Reports. To view, click on the links below:
Posted November 23, 2009
The Department of Health Care Services recently released two documents regarding the new "medical necessity" and eligibility criteria for adult day health care. These new criteria were included in AB 4x 5, a Fiscal Year 2009-10 budget trailer bill. The new criteria take effect only upon the written declaration by the Director of the Department of Health Care Services that the department is ready to implement the new criteria. This is not expected to occur until March 1, 2009 at the earliest.
CAADS leadership is preparing comments and questions for a meeting with DHCS on December 1, 2009 to discuss implementation of the new criteria and IPC. The Department has requested that public comments be submitted by December 1, 2009.
By email: navid.sabati@dhcs.ca.gov
Via U.S. mail:
Navid Sabati, RN
Department of Health Care Services
Medi-Cal Benefits, Waiver Analysis, and Rates Division
1501 Capitol Avenue, Suite 71-4001, MS 4600
Sacramento, CA, 95899-7417
Posted November 23, 2009
The state is required to submit a proposal by August 2010 to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid on how it plans to improve medical care coordination for seniors and persons with disabilities in the Medi-Cal program in order to improve access, improve quality and reduce cost. CAADS has submitted comments to the Department of Health Care Services about this concept and will continue to provide input and monitor the process. This mandate was created as part of the 2009-10 budget negotiations. The proposal will be included within the 1115 waiver renewal for hospital refinancing and will likely include mandatory enrollment into managed care and a "medical home" component for areas of the state without Medi-Cal managed care.
Learn more:
Posted October 29, 2009
The House of Representatives finished its work to consolidate three versions of health care reform legislation into one bill. Speaker Pelosi released HR 3962 on October 29, 2009 and scheduled a floor vote for the following week.
CAADS ADHC "grandfathering" amendment is included in the House legislation, pages 1081-1082 [SEC. 1735. ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE SERVICES]. CAADS has been leading a coalition of states to obtain this amendment in federal law to permit ADHC to continue to operate as a State Plan benefit under Medicaid rules. The Senate still needs to merge two bills into one piece of legislation that can garner enough votes to pass on its floor. Once the Senate and House pass their versions of health care reform a final single bill will be hammered out in a conference committee.
CAADS members may view the October 29, 2009--10 AM CAADS Members Only ALERT available on the Members Only page under "What's New."
Posted October 21, 2009
There appears to be some confusion about why new medical necessity criteria appears in SB 117, signed recently by the Governor. For a full explanation of the technical change made in SB 117 to correct a drafting error contained in ABX4 5, the health budget trailer bill, CAADS members may view the October 21, 2009--2 PM CAADS Members Only ALERT available on the Members Only page under "What's New."
Posted October 13, 2009
SB 117 (Corbett) has been signed by the Governor. This CAADS sponsored bill delays the unbundling of the ADHC reimbursement rate.
Also signed by the Governor was AB 292 (Yamada) which allows the Alzheimer's disease donation 'check-off box' to continue to be included on the California State Individual Tax form.
Vetoed by the Governor was AB 369 (Yamada) which would have allowed two ADHCs, owned and operated by the California Department of Veterans Affairs, to become certified for Medi-Cal payment.
More information is included in the October 12, 2009--2 PM CAADS Members Only ALERT available on the Members Only page under "What's New."
Posted October 2, 2009
The UCLA Center for Health Policy Research has just released a report titled, California Budget Cuts Fray the Long-Term Care Safety Net. The paper states that "disabled older adults with low incomes will find it harder to access services, and ultimately, harder to live safely at home." ADHC, ADCRC and IHSS are featured prominently and a "key informant" example is a 5-day per week ADHC participant who also relies on IHSS to remain living at home.
Posted September 17, 2009
A CAADS Members Only ALERT, issued September 16, 2009 at 4:30 PM, is
available on the Members Only
page under "What's New."
Posted August 19, 2009
Three elderly and disabled Medi-Cal beneficiaries, currently receiving ADHC services five days
per week, filed a
lawsuit August 18, 2009 in the United States Northern District Court in Oakland alleging
violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and federal Medicaid law. The lawsuit
challenges the legality of two aspects of the cuts which are contained in
ABx4 5, one of a number
of bills enacted in response to California's budget crisis. First, on August 27, the maximum
number of days Medi-Cal will fund ADHC services for all participants will be reduced from five
to three per week regardless of the seriousness of the participant's health problems. Second,
if the State allows the maximum number of days to return to five per week, new restrictive
eligibility criteria will be triggered, which will make untold thousands of current participants
permanently ineligible for any ADHC services.
AARP Foundation Litigation,
Disability Rights California,
and the
National Senior Citizens Law Center,
representing the plaintiffs, describe the lawsuit and plaintiffs in a
media release.
A CAADS Members Only ALERT regarding this legal action was issued August 19, 2009 at 10 AM
and may be viewed on the Members
Only page under "What's New."
Posted June 19, 2009
Notice of Reduction of Services of Medi-Cal Benefits to Medi-Cal
Beneficiaries to announce the elimination of certain "Optional Benefits."
The notice is available in 13 languages on the
DHCS
website.
Posted April 30, 2009
An Alzheimer's Association Report
released February 25, 2009 outlines the growth and impact of Alzheimer's disease on the state of
California in the next 20 years. Key findings:
The Office of Disability, Aging and Long-Term Care Policy (DALTCP)
in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has posted on-line its July 2006 report,
Adult Day Services: A Key Community Services for Older Adults. This report, written by
Janet O'Keefe and Kristin Siebenaler, provides a brief overview of the research on adult
day services and various state approaches to regulating adult day services for elderly persons.
The report points out that adult day services complement and support informal caregiving, a
necessary resource that helps family caregivers and delays or prevents expensive nursing home
placement. The report states, "Informal caregivers are the backbone of the nation's
long-term care system." For more information, visit:
Office of Disability, Aging and Long Term Care Policy (DALTCP).
Meet adult day services participants and hear what they have to say about their center's services, activities and staff. Click on the picture below to view a video clip from the California Association for Adult Day Services' video entitled "Human Kindness -- it just flows around here." (Note: Real Player required to view clip... Download Real Player)
The three-part video was commissioned in 2002 to commemorate CAADS 25th Anniversary. It is a
retrospective of adult day services in California, honoring the industry's pioneers and
providers, who continue to serve individuals, families, and communities with compassion.
To purchase the complete anniversary video print out the video order form. (A limited number of complimentary videos are available for airing on local access television.) For more information, call CAADS: 916-552-7400.
Special thanks to producer Bob Andruszkiewicz, ABUZZ Media, the Alliance for Leadership and Education, and those whose generous contributions made this video possible.
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California Association for Adult Day Services, a 501 (c) 6 non-profit grassroots-driven organization, advocates for the growth and development of adult day services in California and nationally. CAADS was the first state association formed in the United States for the purpose of advancing adult day services. CAADS member-centers provide innovative day programs that support individuals with physical or mental disabilities and older adults with Alzheimer's disease and their families.
A nationally recognized leader in the field of aging, the Association is governed by the CAADS Board of Directors and provides advocacy, timely information, analysis, technical assistance, education, and networking opportunities for member organizations. CAADS members agree to abide by the Association's Bylaws and Code of Ethics. For more information on CAADS Membership click here!
The 2007 CAADS Annual Report highlights the Associations efforts to build state relationships, pursue legislation, and provide education, training and public awareness.
Among the key benefits available to CAADS members on the Members-Only page are:
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The Alliance for Leadership and Education (A.L.E.) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) public benefit arm of CAADS. The A.L.E. mission is to advance innovation and quality in Adult Day Service through research and analysis, education and training, and leadership for the benefit of consumers and their caregivers. The organization is governed by the 7-member A.L.E. Board of Directors.
The 2007 A.L.E. Annual Report summarizes the year's grant activities and initiatives focused on Quality of Care, Public Education and Information.
California Association for Adult Day Services
921 11th Street, Suite 1100
Sacramento, California 95814
TEL: (916) 552-7400
FAX: (916) 552-7404
EMAIL: caads@caads.org
Adult Day Services Participants Say It All!
Human Kindness --
it just flows around here.

(Download Real Player)
View clip from CAADS' 25 year retrospective honoring pioneers and providers who serve individuals, families and communities with compassion.
♦ State / Local ♦
Chico News & Review / newsreview.com
March 11, 2010
California Meltdown: A biweekly flyover of the state budget crisis
By Robert Speer
Key Words
adult day health-care program
KHN / Kaiser Health News
March 11, 2010
Public Reverse Mortgages and Long-Term Care: Can They Work Together?
By Howard Gleckman, Senior Research Associate at the Urban Institute
Key Words
adult day care
Marin Independent Journal / marinij.com
March 8, 2010
Marin Voice: Needs that should trump politics
By Jared Huffman and Peter Behr Jr.
Key Words
Adult Day Health Centers ♦ Guardian Adult Day Health Center
San Francisco Chronicle
March 4, 2010
State can't cut Medi-Cal payments to hospitals
By Bob Egelko, Chronicle Staff Writer
Key Words
adult day health care center
San Jose Mercury News
March 3, 2010
Court rules against Calif. social, medical cuts
By Judy Lin, Associated Press Writer
Key Words
adult day care providers
Santa Maria Times / SantaMariaTimes.com
March 2, 2010
Senior center worth saving
Opinion by Rosalie Marquez
Key Words
Santa Maria Wisdom Center ♦ adult day health care facilities ♦ elimination of ADHC facilities
AARP Bulletin Today
March 1, 2010
California -- Golden State, Once a Health Care Innovator, Now Slashes Medi-Cal -- Crumbling health care
By Jane E. Allen
Key Words
California Adult Day Health Care program ♦ California Association for Adult Day Services
Fresno Bee
February 26, 2010
Federal judge block cuts to California's adult day care program
By Susan Ferriss
Key Words
adult day care program
Sacramento Bee
February 25, 2010
Federal judge blocks cuts to California's adult day care program
By Susan Ferriss
Key Words
adult day care program ♦ adult day care
San Francisco Chronicle
February 25, 2010
U.S. judge blocks Adult Day Health Care cuts
By Bob Egelko
Key Words
Adult Day Health Care
News 10 ABC
February 25, 2010
Washington healthcare debate concerns local clinics
By Karen Massie
Key Words
Senior Adult Day Care
Ventura County Star
February 25, 2010
Seniors, disabled to be left in the cold
By Mark Kovalik and Pedro Nava
Key Words
adult day health care centers ♦ Among Friends ♦ ADHC ♦ Among Friends Adult Day Health Care
Fresno Bee
Briefs (2nd Item)
February 25, 2010
Judge gives adult-day care centers reprieve
Key Words
adult day health care centers
Fresno Bee
February 22, 2010
Proposed cuts put adult day health centers at risk
By Barbara Anderson
Key Words
Heritage Adult Day Health Center ♦ adult day health-care program ♦ California Association for Adult Day Service
Orange County Register
February 19, 2010
'You don't want to be old and poor in California'
By Brian Joseph, Sacramento Correspondent
Key Words
Adult Day Health Care services ♦ ADHC ♦ adult day services ♦ California Association for Adult Day Services
KGTV 10 ABC / 10news.com
February 18, 2010
State Adult Day Health Care Centers Face Cuts
Key Words
adult day health care centers ♦ Casa Pacifica
Gilroy Dispatch
February 18, 2010
Somewhere we would all want to have waiting for us
By Kat Teraji
Key Words
Live Oak Adult Day Services
VCReporter / Ventura County Online
February 18, 2010
Local adult day health care centers fight to stay open
By Paul Sisolak
Key Words
Ventura County Adult Day Health Care center ♦ ADHCs ♦ California Association for Adult Day Services (CAADS)
New America Media
February 18, 2010
Ethnic Seniors Grapple with Depression--Alone
By Paul Kleyman, Senior Editor
Key Words
Institute on Aging’s adult day care center
Times-Standard
February 18, 2010
Eureka Easter Seals to close
By James Faulk
Key Words
adult day program
UCLA News
February 17, 2010
Even severely disabled seniors would lose home care under proposed state cuts, study finds
By Gwen Driscoll
Key Words
Adult Day Health Care programs
Times-Standard
February 17, 2010
Easter Seals in Humboldt County closing its doors
Key Words
adult day program
KPBS Radio
February 17, 2010
UCLA Report Finds Governor's Cuts Would Hurt Disabled Seniors
By Kenny Goldberg
Key Words
Adult Day Health Care
Press-Telegram
February 16, 2010
Lowenthal offers ID theft help after state's Social Security foul-up
By John Canalis, Staff Writer
Key Words
adult day health care services
KBAK-TV 29 / Bakersfieldnow.com
February 16, 2010
Adult Day Care Saved by Kern Supervisors
By Carol Ferguson, Eyewitness News
Key Words
adult day care program ♦ ElderLife ♦ adult day health care
Orange County Register
February 16, 2010
O.C. doctors decry state health cuts
By Courtney Perkes
Key Words
AltaMed Health Services ♦ Adult Day Health Centers (ADHC)
Stockton Record / Recordnet.com
February 16, 2010
Some fear thinly stretched health safety net could snap
By Joe Goldeen, Record Staff Writer
Key Words
Federally Qualified Health Centers ♦ Adult Day Health Care benefits
KHN / Kaiser Health News
February 16, 2010
Budgets Cuts Hit Health Care Services In Minnesota, Oklahoma And California
Key Words
adult day health care services
KGET-TV 17 / KGET.com
February 15, 2010
Contact 17: State budget woes affect disabled adult programs
Key Words
Chateau D-Bakersfield ♦ Adult Day Health Care ♦ ADHC
Orange County Register
February 15, 2010
Proposed budget cuts to senior care would hit families
By Claire Webb
Key Words
Age Well Senior Services (AWSS) adult day care ♦ adult day health care services ♦ adult day healthcare ♦ Alzheimer's day care ♦ California Association for Adult Day Services ♦ Alzheimer's Association
Ukiah Daily Journal / UkiahDailyJournal.com
February 15, 2010
Senior Center concerned about more cuts
By Zack Cinek
Key Words
Ukiah Senior Center ♦ Adult Day Health Care
The Desert Sun / mydesert.com
February 15, 2010
PACE may be on its way to the Coachella Valley
By Leo Sullivan
Key Words
adult day care ♦ On Lok ♦ Centers for Elders Independence ♦ AltaMed Senior Buena Care ♦ St. Paul's PACE
Ukiah Daily Journal / UkiahDailyJournal.com
February 15, 2010
Holding up the ARCH: Community health braces for next round of state budget impacts
By Carole Brodsky
Key Words
Adult Day Health Care Program
Sacramento Bee
February 13, 2010
Elderly deserve better than this
Editorial
Key Words
adult center ♦ Notice of Change in Medical Necessity and Eligibility Criteria for the Authorization of Adult Day Health Care Services
The Bakersfield Californian / Bakersfield.com
February 12, 2010
Opinion: Community Voices: Don't cut elder day care health programs
Key Words
Adult Day Health Care programs ♦ Kern Medical Center ♦ Elderlife ♦ Kern County Adult Day Health Care Advisory Board
Capitol Weekly
February 11, 2010
Has the Governor declared war on the state's elderly?
By Lydia Missaelides
Key Words
Alzheimer's Resource Centers (CRCs) ♦ Caregiver Resource Centers (CRCs) ♦ adult day health care centers
Sacramento Bee
February 11, 2010
Democrats press ahead on stopgap California budget plan
By Kevin Yamamura
Key Words
spares education and social services for now
Los Angeles Times
February 11, 2010
Lifeline of adult day healthcare may snap for some
By Anna Gorman
Key Words
Golden Age Adult Day Health Care Center ♦ 327 adult day healthcare centers ♦ California Assn. for Adult Day Services ♦ AltaMed Health Services Corp. ♦ Graceful Senescence--Where Seniors Are Celebrated
Sacramento Bee
February 11, 2010
Families face harsh choices if California's adult day centers close
By Anita Creamer
Key Words
adult day health center ♦ California's 327 licensed adult day health centers ♦ California Association for Adult Day Services ♦ Yolo Adult Day Health Center
KHN / Kaiser Health News
February 11, 2010
Calif. Budget Cuts Will Hit Adult Day Care Centers, Prison Health Care; Texas And Kansas Weigh Medicaid Cuts
Key Words
adult day healthcare centers ♦ California Assn. for Adult Day Services
CaliforniaHealthline
February 11, 2010
Medi-Cal Funding for Adult Day Health Care Centers in Jeopardy
Key Words
adult day health care centers ♦ Association for Adult Day Services
KGO-TV ABC7 San Francisco
February 10, 2010
State apologizes for compromising Medi-Cal patients
By Laura Anthony
Key Words
Adult Day Care Services ♦ Mt. Diablo Adult Day Care Center
The Orange County Register
February 10, 2010
Threat to the safety net
By Jane Glenn Haas
Key Words
Alzheimer's Family Service Center ♦ adult day health care ♦ California Association of Health Care Centers
KGO-TV ABC7 San Francisco
February 9, 2010
Medi-Cal recipients have social security number exposed
By Lilian Kim
Key Words
Mt. Diablo Center, an adult day health care facility
KGO-TV ABC7 San Francisco
February 9, 2010
State spent $75M in the midst of budget crisis
By Nannette Miranda
Key Words
adult day health care slashed
San Francisco Chronicle
February 9, 2010
State error leads to security breach
By Marisa Lagos, Chronicle Sacramento Bureau
Key Words
Adult Day Health Care program
The Sun / sbsun.com
February 9, 2010
Cuts would shutter adult day care centers
By James Rufus Koren, Staff Writer
Key Words
San Bernardino Adult Day Health Care center ♦ adult day care centers ♦ Tender Heart adult day health care ♦ Loma Linda University Medical Center Adult Day Health Services program
KSBW-TV 8 Salinas, Monterey, Santa Cruz
February 8, 2010
SSNs Printed On Thousands Of Envelopes: 50,000 Medi-Cal Recipients Affected
By Lynsey Paulo, KCRA News Reporter
Key Words
Robertson Adult Day Health Center ♦ California Association for Adult Day Services
KSFN-TV ABC30 Fresno
February 8, 2010
Nearly 50,000 Californian Social Security Numbers Exposed
By Amanda Perez, Action News Reporter
Key Words
Heritage Adult Day Health Care Center
♦ National ♦
The New York Times
The New Old Age: Caring and Coping
February 3, 2010
In Obama's Budget, Help for Caregivers
By Paula Span
Key Words
participation in adult day programs
KHN / Kaiser Health News
February 2, 2010
Obama's Respite Care Plan: Part of the Problem, Not a Solution
By Howard Gleckman, Senior Research Associate at the Urban Institute
Key Words
long term care ♦ adult day program
Georgia Public Broadcasting / GPBNEWS & Public Affairs
January 28, 2010
Seniors Rally at Capitol to Oppose Cuts to Programs
By Melissa Stiers
Key Words
senior day care services
San Francisco Chronicle
January 26, 2010
Examining the impact of Obama's plans
By Kathleen Pender
Key Words
elder care ♦ add $50 million to programs that provide transportation, adult day care and other service that let seniors stay in their own homes
Richmond Times-Dispatch
January 12, 2010
Advocates urge lawmakers to spare causes from cuts
By Jeff E. Schapiro, Times-Dispatch Staff Writer
Key Words
Richmond [Virginia] adult day-care center
KHN
Kaiser Health News
January 4, 2010
It's Time To Coordinate Care For The Disabled And Frail Elderly
By Howard Gleckman, Senior Research Associate at the Urban Institute
Key Words
medicare ♦ medicaid ♦ dual eligibles ♦ Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) ♦ adult day care
♦ International ♦
Al Jazeera / Aljazeera.net
October 20, 2009
Californians feel the pain
By Rob Reynolds
Key Words
senior citizens day care center ♦ adult day care ♦ Mt. Diablo Adult Day Care
♦ YouTube Video ♦
Age Well - Support Our Seniors
March 2010
Age Well Senior Services
I Oppose The Elimination of Adult Day Health Care
June 2009
North & South Adult Day Health, Inc. / Mabini Adult Day Health
♦ Media Resources ♦
CAADS Media Contact
Lydia Missaelides, MHA
Executive Director
Fact Sheet: Budget Item 4260 - Elimination of ADHC Facilities
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call the
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FRAUD HOTLINE:
1-800-822-6222
The call is free and you can
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