You are invited to attend a monthly Senior Focus panel discussion on a variety of topics related to seniors.  No cost to attend. Light refreshments served.

To show our appreciation for being valued partner, we are inviting you to stop by Heritage Greens for a relaxing afternoon of pampering in a spa-like atmosphere, while we treaty to a much deserved 15 minute chair massage. Light refreshments including hydrating cucumber infused water.  Please RSVP by August 19 to reserve  your personal massage.

Please join Carolina Estates for a Taste of Argentina.  Enjoy a delicious chef-prepared Argentinian inspired dinner at 5:30pm., followed by an Argentinian Tango presentation. For more information on this special event, and to RSVP by August 20th please call 336-282-6133

Whether you are a healthcare professional, caregiver, person living with Alzheimer’s or related dementia, or a member of the general police, all are invited to attend. Come learn more.  Program Details  & Registration: www.alz.org/northcarolina.com

Join Trellis Supportive Care on Wednesday September 4th. Veterans Coffee.  Speaker will be Edward Graham, West Point Graduate, Major, US Army Ranger, retired.  Please invite Desert Storm and “War on Terror” era veterans to join us for this very special event.  Trellis Supportive Care is the sponsor, event will be held at Richard Childress Racing Center.

Alamance County Parkinson’s Support Group, Brunch and Learn.   We will meet in the Terrace at Twin Lakes Community.  For more information, please contact Cherese Wolfe, MSW, LCSW at 336-538-1501. The Alamance County Parkinson’s Support Group meets the first Wednesday of each month at 10:30 am at Twin Lakes Community.

Annual Meeting 2019 Medicaid Transformation

Thursday Sept. 5, 9 am – 4 pm

Change is coming to Medicaid in North Carolina, a program that serves approximately 2.2 million people. Under Medicaid transformation, North Carolina will be contracting with Prepaid Health Plans to provide physical health benefits and services for a capitated, or fixed, amount per enrollee. Prepaid Health Plans will begin delivering services in regions selected for the first phase of implementation on November 1, 2019 with the second phase of implementation beginning February 1, 2020. Stakeholders across health care, consumer advocacy, public health, social services, and other sectors have many questions about what this new system will look like. We will gather policy makers, experts, and those implementing these changes together for discussions across a range of topics. Please come and engage in the discussions about these important changes to North Carolina’s Medicaid program.

At this year’s NCIOM Annual Meeting, we will hear about how consumers will navigate the transition to managed care, the Medicaid Healthy Opportunities Pilots, the NCCARE360 resource platform, plans for monitoring, oversight, evaluation, and issues relevant to some of the special populations served through Medicaid in North Carolina. We’ll also hear from representatives from each of the Medicaid Prepaid Health Plans.

NCIOM’s Annual Meeting will explore how North Carolina’s Medicaid system is transforming from fee-for-service to managed care and how these changes aim to improve the health and well-being of individuals enrolled in the program.

Event details:

McKimmon Conference Center
1101 Gorman Street
Raleigh, NC 27606

Keynote Speaker:
Frederick Isasi
Executive Director, Families USA

Featured Speaker:
Mandy Cohen
Secretary, NC Department of Health and Human Services

Featured Speaker:
John McCarthy
Founding Partner, Speire Healthcare Strategies
Former Director, Ohio Department of Medicaid

For Conference Registration:
www.NCIOM.org

Bring the whole family and be our guest for a fun afternoon at our Family Feud Game. This is one exciting family event you won’t want to miss.