What is an Attendant Care...?
When an injured, elderly, or incapacitated person is unable to provide their own basic needs (or activities of daily living, also known as ADL’s) such as eating, toileting, bathing, and dressing and requires assistance it
Because of the legal changes to Michigan’s no-fault law in 2019, significant challenges for providers caring for patients have arisen- with no solution. The changes made have both limited and altered the extent of the PIP allowable expense benefits, as
Voted into effect on Thursday, June 24, 2021, Michigan passed a legislation to give $10 Million to rehabilitation facilities and in-home care providers due to the upcoming rate cuts. These severe cuts are due to the changes in auto insurance
A new auto insurance law is set to go into effect on July 1. Although it was signed into law almost 2 years ago and have gone into effect incrementally, the worst changes are yet to come. Many are worried,
Public Act 21 (PA21) became law in Michigan on June 11, 2019. PA21 represents the first comprehensive Michigan No-Fault coverage changes of any substance in approximately 50 years.
Since the law being passed, there’s been some confusion among advocates
Closing schools and moving to online education is crucial in terms of social distancing and preventing the spread of Covid-19. Another purpose, however, has been to maintain the 180-day minimum without affecting budgets or breaking teachers’ contracts. Forty-two million students
A National Concussion Surveillance System will be implemented, thanks to the Traumatic Brain Injury Program Reauthorization Act of 2018, which was passed this December and signed by President Trump. It will be able to accurately determine how many Americans get …
...The Commission for Case Management Certification (CCMC) describes case management as “a collaborative process that assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates the options and services required to meet a client’s health and human service needs.” There are over 682,000
One does not have to work for the military to be reminded of the chain of command. Dawn Dunphy works for the U.S. Navy and has followed the chain from her equal employment opportunity office to human resources, IT and