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Scam Alert: SeniorCare
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is urging you to be aware of a potential scam. A person claiming to be a representative from SeniorCare/DHS is calling applicants and asking for personal identifying information, like social security numbers. This is a scam.
Do NOT give out your personal information. Hang up immediately. Call the SeniorCare Customer Service at: 1-800-657-2038.
For more information on this scam and the SeniorCare program (Wisconsin's prescription drug assistance program), visit the SeniorCare website.
 We hear all too often, "I wish I would have known about the ADRC sooner." Help us get the word out about how your ADRC helps seniors, adults with disabilities, and their caregivers make connections to services so they can Live their best possible life.
Stop by or give us a call. (To view information about ADRCs and the services it provides in American Sign Language click this ADRC-ASL link.) Staff are dedicated to learning each person's story to provide them with options, advice and/or help connecting to services personalized to their unique situation. The ADRC serves as a clearing house for information and access to a wide range of services and their costs, including; - in-home supportive and nursing care
- housekeeping and chore services
- home modifications
- memory screening, dementia care
- caregiver respite
- nutrition and home-delivered meals
- transportation
- assisted living & nursing homes
- financial assistance through Medicare, Medicaid, FoodShare and
- many other aging and disability benefit programs.
ADRCs provide eligibility determinations and enrollment counseling for the state's (publicly funded) managed long-term care services. The ADRC provides consumers and their caregivers with the information they need to make cost effective and informed decisions and will advocate for them if they are denied services.
In addition the ADRC offers a wide variety of educational, social and recreational activities. Professional presentations are offered on topics ranging from chronic conditions and taking medications to organizing your home and American History. Be part of helping a person with a disability get job training by stopping in for coffee, treats, and/or lunch with friends any weekday at the Grounded Cafe.
Check out the links on the left to see the wide variety of the information we gather and the activities available for you to enjoy. Scroll down to subscribe to the ADRC Magazine to keep up with what's happening and read interesting articles that pertain to you and your life.
We'd love to talk to you, call 920-448-4300, Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Staff is available via phone, in our office or your home during business hours or by special appointment outside of our hours.
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ADRC Programing offers the opportunity for you to take a self-educated, proactive, and personal approach to your health and wellness. They Add-Laughter, Independence, Friends and Energy to your life!
Read the ADRC Magazine free each month where ever you receive your email.
Click the button to subscribe.Read the ADRC Magazine free on-line at this link:
http://www.ourseniorcenter.com/find/aging-disability-resource-center-of-brown-county
Or read the ADRC Magazine free here each month by clicking the issue below.
ADRC Stay Connected E-Newsletter
| Contact: |
Devon Christianson - Director
Phone: 920-448-4300
TTY: WI Relay 711
Fax: 920-448-4306
Click here to email |
| Mailing Address: |
300 S. Adams Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
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| Physical Address: |
300 S. Adams Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
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Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Other hours available by prior arrangement |
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