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Indiana adult day programs, already few in number, worry about their future - Vimarsana News

Indiana adult day programs, already few in number, worry about their future

Jade Jeffries doesn’t know what she’d do without SarahCare — an adult day program that her father, James, attends every day. Jeffries is the sole caretaker of her father, who’s

Indiana adult day care programs worry about future - Vimarsana News

Indiana adult day care programs worry about future

INDIANAPOLIS - Jade Jeffries doesn't know what she'd do without SarahCare - an adult day program that her father, James, attends every day. Jeffries w...

Indiana adult day programs, already few in number, worry about their future - Vimarsana News

Indiana adult day programs, already few in number, worry about their future

Jade Jeffries doesn’t know what she’d do without SarahCare — an adult day program that her father, James, attends every day. Jeffries is the sole caretaker of her father, who’s

Health New England Partners with Wellth to Give its BeHealthy Partnership ACO Members New Tools to Build Healthy Habits and Improve Outcomes - Vimarsana News

Health New England Partners with Wellth to Give its BeHealthy Partnership ACO Members New Tools to Build Healthy Habits and Improve Outcomes

/PRNewswire/ -- Health New England, the regional not-for-profit health plan serving western Massachusetts with commercial, Medicare and Medicaid plans, today...

Agencies prepare for Indiana's managed care transition - Vimarsana News

Agencies prepare for Indiana's managed care transition

INDIANA — Indiana’s transition to the Pathways for Aging program will involve many adjustments for the state’s Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs), but organizations still have questions about the potential