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Transportation is much a part of insuring we can maintain we did a study it demonstrated the policy bolstering the local committee and working to reduce our fingertip in terms of the energy and heard the Governance Committee and working hard to improve the project delivery to deliver on the capital theres the divorce have provided to us youve heard earlier from john with with a great delivery with the central subway on time and on budget and we expect the rest of our project to follow suits in t...

The Ebola Response we worked very closely with the hospital and made site visits to make sure they were prepared. We are obligated to ensure that when we hear things like diabetes and cultural competency i think we can work closely with cpmc and a stronger way to ensure that they are culturally competent. I dont see why i cant work with them closely to ensuring them. Also the mso issue in the tenderloin, i think we can solve that. We tried to work very closely with the clinic consortium and ther...

Home Supportive Services program an longterm care. That is about the resource and asset limit. Thats really important for people who are either get into expansion medical and healthy when they came in and are going to have a need for services and maybe they werent eligible for traditional medical and because they are over the resource and asset limit and the income is over the threshold. Now they are going to be able to benefit from the Longterm Services and support that are going to be availabl...

Acknowledge, not to say everything is great in San Francisco because there is obviously problems but we are ahead of the game in comparison to other counties. One of the things is prior to becoming 65. They are going to notify them in advance. Thats pretty important. I wanted to acknowledge thats a success. Its a positive step in the right direction and also at the statewide level something that is kind of really big. When i first found out about it, i thought wait, am i the only one that thinks...

2,000 asset limit to continue to get medical and support. Thats really a problem. We are calling that the gift of the maji. You have to give away all your money. There is loopholes but there is a lot of positive things in it too. I want to thank you all for having this hearing and thanks to presenters for coming. Thank you very much. Thank you. Any other Public Comment . All right. We will move to item no. 9. Updates from the department of aging Adult Services. Jason adamek. Intake manager at do...

Thing but that means you can get ihhs without becoming totally broke down to 2,000. Thats big. I have been told by ihhs here that if people are current ly in the traditional medical and they go over the asset limit, they will be reassessed back into expansion medical. So, its a kind of default way of eliminating a lot of that asset test barrier. Except for the one critical area and this is area they need to constantly address and that is eligibility cliff that they mentioned before. That is the ...

By ihhs here that if people are current ly in the traditional medical and they go over the asset limit, they will be reassessed back into expansion medical. So, its a kind of default way of eliminating a lot of that asset test barrier. Except for the one critical area and this is area they need to constantly address and that is eligibility cliff that they mentioned before. That is the fact that when someone is 65, they still have to meet that 2,000 asset limit to continue to get medical and supp...

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Lillian Whitcraft, LCSW, senior director of Mental Health Services for Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties. Photo provided by Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties. At Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May Counties (JFS), we are pleased to announce the promotions of Lillian Whitcraft, LCSW, to senior

Gov. Lamont, Sen. Blumenthal, and Sen. Murphy held a news conference in New Haven to announce that the State of Connecticut is receiving an $18 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to address homelessness among people in unsheltered settings and rural communities.