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TABLE OF CONTENTS EMERGENCY NUMBERS......................... 6 ADVOCACY SERVICES............................ 8 Becker County Veterans Service Officer..............................8
Home Modification and Accessibility........................................... 23 USDA Rural Development............................ 24 Nursing Homes.................................................. 24 Senior Independent Living............................ 24
Consumer Protection........................................8 County Coordinator on Aging.......................8 Landlord/Tenant Rights....................................9 Ombudsman..........................................................9 White Earth Tribal Council..............................9
DAILY SUPPORT SERVICES..................14 Adult Day Care.................................................. 14 Chore Services................................................... 14 Counseling/Support Groups........................ 14 Driving Evaluation and Safety..................... 15 Foot Care............................................................. 15 Nutrition.............................................................. 18 Senior Centers (Dining & Meals on Wheels)..................... 18 Transportation.................................................. 19
FINANCIAL & LEGAL SERVICES..........22 Becker County Human Services................. 22 Mahube Community Council....................... 22 Social Security Administration................... 22 White Earth Reservation Tribal Council................................................. 22
IN-HOME SERVICES...............................24 Home Health Care........................................... 24 Hospice................................................................. 28 Life Line Services.............................................. 28 Becker County Long Term Care Consultation .................................................. 28 LIFE ENRICHMENT/ EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.......28 Community Education.................................... 28 Employment....................................................... 28 Volunteer/Community Service Programs......................................................... 29 MEDICAL SERVICES...............................29 Clinics/Medical Centers................................ 29 Medical Supplies............................................... 30 Pharmacies.......................................................... 30 ARTICLES Intergenerational contact helps prevent elder abuse............................. 10 Steps involved with estate planning......... 12
HOUSING SERVICES...............................22
The benefits of preplanning your funeral........................................................ 16
Adult Foster Care............................................. 22
10 tips to help you live to 100..................... 20
Housing With Services................................... 22
When is the right time to leave ‘home’?................................................. 26
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WELCOME Welcome to the 2018 edition of the Becker County Care Guide. Inside you will find a list of programs, businesses, organizations and agencies in Becker County, Minnesota. The listings provide a resource and referral guide for seniors, disabled individuals and residents. Every effort has been made to provide current information. We apologize for any errors or omissions made in this edition. The Becker County Care Guide is brought to you by the Becker County Senior Network. Our organization is made up of businesses, agencies and individuals who are interested in promoting the well-being of the senior and disabled population of Becker County. The Becker County Senior Network would like to thank Detroit Lakes Newspapers for their generous contribution towards the printing and distribution of this directory.
Disclaimer: This information was compiled as a public service project. Every effort was made to provide complete and accurate information. Listings do not necessarily serve as endorsements. We apologize for any inadvertent error or omission and ask that you bring these to our attention.
If you are unsure of exactly what you need, refer to: Minnesota Senior LinkAge Line: 1-800-333-2433 or www.MinnesotaHelp.info They can assist you in locating resources and securing services. For Local Assistance call: Becker County Senior Coordinator Lauren Risbrudt (218) 847-1385 or 1-888-458-1385
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EMERGENCY NUMBERS EMERGENCY 911
Lakes Crisis & Resource Center 218.847.7446 Provides direct services to victims of violence.
Minnesota Poison Control 1.800.222.1222 Essentia St. Mary’s Health EMS EMERGENCY 911 218.847.0817 (Ambulance) Lakeland Mental Health Center 218.847.1676 Outpatient mental health services for all ages available.
Becker County Sheriff 218.847.2661 North Memorial Ambulance Service EMERGENCY 911 218.732.5255 Serves Hubbard and Eastern Becker Counties
White Earth Ambulance Service EMERGENCY 911 218.983.3286 Vulnerable Adult Reporting Minnesota State Reporting for the General Population: 844.880.1574 Mandated Reporters Only: mn.gov/dhs/reportadultabuse
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• Senior Homeless Project • Becker County NAPS Program • Becker County Senior Coordinator • Retired and Senior Volunteer Program - RSVP • Health Insurance/Medicare Counseling • Homemaking/Chore Services • Senior Exercise Groups • VITA Tax Aide Program • Weatherization and Energy Assistance • Caregivers Support
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ADVOCACY SERVICES Alzheimers Association of West Central MN 1.800.272.3900 Fergus Falls: 218.998.3603 American Cancer Society (National) 1.800.227.2345 Open 24 hours/day, 7 days/week.
American Diabetes Association Northern MN & ND Office 1323 23rd Street South Fargo, ND 58103 National Office: 1.888.342.2383
Arthritis Foundation – MN Chapter 1.800.333.1380 or 651.644.4108 Assurance Wireless 1.888.321.5880 Becker County Veterans Service Officer 218.846.7312 Assists veterans and their dependents in securing all benefits provided to them by law. PAGE 8 | 2018 BECKER COUNTY CARE GUIDE
Better Business Bureau of ND and MN 651.699.1111 or 1.800.646.6222 www.thefirstBBB.org Cardiac Rehab Education Network Essentia Health St. Mary’s 218.844.0779 Consumer Protection - Minnesota Attorney General’s Office 1.800.657.3787 St. Pau:l 651.296.3353 Provides information and mediation services in connection with consumer complaints about business products and services.
County Coordinator on Aging Lauren Risbrudt 218.847.1385 or 1.888.458.1385 Provides assistance in accessing programs and services for older adults in Becker County.
Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services 1.800.456.7589 Services include long term loan of TTY’s, amplifiers, signalers, assistance and advocacy.
Family Resource Center 218.844.5217 Mediation service/Family Group Counseling
Ombudsman Coralie Jones 1.800.657.3591 or 218.855.8587 - Long Term Care Will investigate concerns, mediate disputes, advocate for seniors, and provide information and education to consumers.
Freedom Resource Center Support for Independent Living for Disabled Individuals
State Services for the Blind/Low Vision
1.800.450.0459 Moorhead: 218.512.1101 Fergus Falls: 218-998-1799
Moorhead Office
1.800.657.3755 or 218.236.2422 White Earth Tribal Council 1.800.950.3248 or 218.983.3285
Lakes Crisis and Resource Center 218.847.7446 or 1.877.754.9683
Serves senior citizens of White Earth Reservation.
Landlord/Tenant Hot Line Tenant Advocacy Organization
1.866.866.3546 Legal Services of Northwest Minnesota 1.800.450.8585 or Moorhead: 218.233.8585 Lawhelpmn.org Becker County: 1.800.450.8585
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Intergenerational contact helps prevent elder abuse
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lder abuse is much more prevalent than you might think. All around us, seniors are being financially exploited, neglected and
subjected to physical and psychological violence. That is exactly why World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is held every year. The goal of this special event, which takes place on June 15, is to help us all recognize that elder abuse is an urgent public-health and human-rights problem.
Many organizations around the world
social responsibility. They also contribute to
take advantage of this day to organize aware-
destroying stereotypes between the different
ness campaigns. They share information and
generations and combatting ageism. Not only
resources about elder abuse and neglect, and
do they help prevent abuse, but intergenera-
they promote the value of respect and dignity
tional activities also have a positive effect on
for seniors as well.
the well-being of all those involved.
Would you like to get involved in the fight
So, on this international awareness day,
against elder abuse? One way to take action
take good care of the elders around you and
is to encourage intergenerational encounters.
encourage your friends and family to do the
This helps raise awareness about the plight
same. Share a word on social media about
of seniors, who are often isolated in today’s
why this is important for all of us. By work-
society. These types of meetings are especially
ing together, we can put a stop to elder abuse
useful for developing tolerance, respect and
and neglect.
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STEPS TO PREVENT ELDER ABUSE Being an elderly senior is sometimes fraught with vulnerability. Many seniors were taught to be kind and generous when they were young, and in their old age, if they’ve become socially isolated or financially dependent, they can all too easily be the victims of financial, psychological, and physical abuse. Family members, friends, and caregivers should be vigilant about taking precautions to prevent such situations from occurring. Prudence is a good strategy for avoiding financial abuse Never keep large sums of cash in the home. Always compare prices of several
companies before selecting a service provider, such as for house cleaning or home care visits. Never give out blank checks, even to people
you trust.
Opt for direct deposit rather than having
someone you know cash your checks for you. It is a bit more difficult to solve cases of physical and psychological abuse, particularly because the abuse is often the work of people close to the victim. Signs of abuse might be feelings of distress and physical injury. It is essential to denounce any wrongful or abusive behavior. Adult children and other relatives or friends must always be aware of what is happening in the lives of their senior family members, even if they live in a retirement home. Talking to the victim is the first step to take, even if you have the smallest of doubts. Remind the person that he or she deserves to be treated well, and encourage them to denounce their abuser. Alerting the authorities is the ultimate solution. 2018 BECKER COUNTY CARE GUIDE | PAGE 11
Steps involved with estate planning
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lthough inevitable, death is an emotional subject that’s difficult to discuss. While estate planning can make people uncomfortable,
it is an essential part of securing assets for future generations and can make a death in the family easier for loved ones to handle. Estate planning is an umbrella term that refers to a host of things that must be done prior to a person’s death, including writing a will and even making funeral arrangements. Estate planning attempts to eliminate financial uncertainties and maximize the value of
men and women should seek help to ensure the process goes smoothly.
GETTING STARTED Estate planning should begin early in a person’s life, especially for young parents. It’s
an estate, and allows men and women to state
easy to talk about saving for a home or retire-
their wishes with regard to long-term health-
ment, but it’s not so simple to discuss who
care and guardianship for their children.
will care for your children should you die
When done right, estate planning can
while they are still minors.
prevent family feuds and ensure that the
Those who are not able to sort through
deceased’s estate stays in the hands of family
these answers on their own should enlist the
rather than being relegated to the government.
help of an attorney or a financial adviser,
Estate planning can be a complex process, so
both of whom can take some of the emotion
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out of the discussion and put it in more prac-
as life support measures or organ donation,
tical terms.
as well. If you have strong opinions on treat-
THE WILL A will is an important component of estate planning. Without clearly and legally spelling
ment, medical directives and living wills are a necessity.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
out your wishes, there is no guarantee that
Another aspect of estate planning concerns
those wishes will be honored. It will be up to
funeral arrangements. Many people prefer to
a state or province to make potentially life-
make their own funeral and burial plans so
altering decisions that can impact your sur-
that these heart-wrenching decisions do not
viving family members, and the only way to
fall on the shoulders of grieving family mem-
ensure your wishes will be carried out is to
bers. Funeral planning may include choos-
put them into a will.
ing a burial plot, selecting a casket, indicat-
Although men and women can write their own wills, many people prefer to seek the assistance of an attorney, who can make sure
ing cremation, and paying for everything in advance so there is no financial burden on surviving family members. According to the
all necessary details are included in the will.
funeral planning website Efuneral.com, the
MEDICAL DIRECTIVES
in 2012 was more than $8,500 for a burial
average cost of a funeral in the United States
In addition to a will, estate planning includes
service and $3,700 for a cremation. That’s a
your wishes if you become incapacitated or
considerable expense that you may not want
suffer from a serious medical condition that
surviving family members to pay.
precludes you from making decisions about
Estate planning is a process that is dif-
your care and finances. Spouses can be named
ficult to discuss, but one that is essential to
to make important health decisions, but you
maximize your assets and ensure your end-
may want to indicate other information, such
of-life wishes are honored.
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DAILY SUPPORT SERVICES ADULT DAY SERVICES Includes a daily program of activities, meals, personal and health services.
Ecumen Detroit Lakes Adult Day Services Detroit Lakes: 218.847.4486 Perham Living Adult Day Service Perham 218.347.1865
CHORE SERVICES Frazee Neighbor to Neighbor/Living at Home Block Nurse Program for Frazee and Vergas area Elders
218.334.3559 Helping Hands Volunteer led program that provides minor repairs for the frail elderly/disabled
218.844.7141 Mahube-OTWA CAP, Inc Homemaking and Chore Program, Relocation Assistance 218.847.1385
COUNSELING SERVICES/ SUPPORT GROUPS Alcoholics Anonymous/Alanon Mtg. House 218.844.9970 Detroit Lakes 877.833.2327 District Helpline Alzheimer’s & Dementia Support Group Ecumen Detroit Lakes Essentia Health St. Mary’s 218.847.4486 Alzheimer’s Assoc. of West Central MN 1.800.272.3900 Information, support, health care, and health care planning.
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Becker County Senior Coordinator 218.847.1385 Coffee Club Holy Rosary Church, Tuesdays
218.847.1393 Compassion House 218.844.5782 Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services Services include long term loan of TTY’s, amplifiers, signalers, assistance and advocacy.
1.800.456.7589 or 218.304.3470 Diabetic Support Group Essentia Health St. Mary’s, Cindy Bailey
218.847.5611 Drake 218.847.1329 Glenmore Recovery Center Crookston/Thief River Falls, MN Inpatient & outpatient chemical dependency counseling
1.800.584.9226 or 218.281.9511 Grief Support Groups Hospice of the Red River Valley Groups for adults, widows, widowers, and youth journeys
218.847.9493 or 1.800.237.4629 David-Donehower Funeral & Cremation Service, Valerie Knudsvig, LSW
218-847.4147 or 218.849.9364 www.daviddonehower.com Lakeland Mental Health Center Outpatient mental health services for all ages available.
218.847.1676
Lakes Counseling Center
White Earth Services
Outpatient drug and alcohol counseling
Geriatric Social Services
218.847.0696
218.935.5554 ext 3261 or 1.800.763.8629 ext 3261
Lakes Crisis & Resource Center Provides direct services to victims of violence
218.847.7446 Lakewood Health Systems Lakewood Reflections Acute Care Behavioral Unit
218.894.8200 Long Term Care Consultations Becker County Human Services
218.847.5628 Lutheran Social Services of MN 1.800.488.4146 - Caregiver support. 218.847.0629 218.850.8616
Tribal Mental Health
218.983.3285 ext 1284
DRIVING EVALUATION/SAFETY Sanford 701.280.4070 Driver evaluation program offered by occupational therapist. Also car adaptation/ services
FOOT CARE Healthy Alternatives Essentia Health St. Mary’s 218.847.0894 Services include monthly foot care clinics, wellness screenings, educational opportunities, and provider discounts.
Multiple Sclerosis Society 1.800.344.4867 or 612.335.7900 Parkinson’s Support Group Ecumen Detroit Lakes
218.847.4486 Solutions Behavioral Healthcare Professional Assessments for mental health needs
218.844.6853 State Services for the Blind Moorhead Office
1.800.657.3755 or 218.236.2422 Alcoholics Anonymous/Substance Abuse
218.983.3285 ext 1297 or 1.800.950.3248 ext 1297
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The benefits of preplanning your funeral
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oping with the death of a loved one is never easy. Dealing with a sudden, unexpected death of a beloved friend or family member
can be even more difficult, especially for those people who have to make important financial decisions while grieving.
To remove the burden and stress associ-
what they want their memorial services to be
ated with funeral planning, many adults pre-
like and how they want to fund those services.
plan their funerals. Adults can be as specific
Men and women trusted to make those deci-
as they prefer to be when preplanning their
sions upon the death of a loved one will need
funerals, and doing so gives relatives peace of
to make those decisions more quickly and
mind knowing that their loved ones’ funeral
likely won’t be in the correct frame of mind
services were conducted in accordance to
to make decisions that will honor their loved
their own wishes.
one’s legacy.
Preplanning a funeral may sound morbid, as few people want to think about their deaths or discuss dying with their families. But there are numerous benefits to preplanning funerals.
Preplanning ensures your wishes are honored. Those who formalize their funeral plans will ensure their wishes are honored. That can give men and women peace of mind and will
Preplanning provides time to make the
provide peace of mind to the loved ones they
best decisions. Men and women who preplan
leave behind, who can attend funeral services
their funerals have ample time to decide just
knowing those services are being conducted
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in adherence to their loved one’s wishes. Even men and women who discuss their wishes for their funerals with loved ones may not have those wishes honored if they are not put in writing. Preplanning can help control costs. Preplanning often includes people setting aside money for their funerals before they pass away. Knowing that a funeral, which can be expensive, is already paid for can provide additional peace of mind. Instead of worrying that their relatives will be forced to handle the burden of financing their funerals, men and women who preplan can rest easy knowing their insurance money and life’s savings will be going to their surviving loved ones and not toward paying for funeral expenses. Preplanning protects families faced with sudden death. Few people want to think about their deaths, and fewer still want to think about dying suddenly and/or dying young. Preplanning a funeral and setting money aside early can protect and help families faced with sudden deaths. That can be especially important for young parents, who won’t want to leave their spouses and children financially destitute should they suddenly pass away. Preplanning a funeral may not be something to look forward to, but doing so can protect families and provide some peace of mind.
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Frazee Neighbor to Neighbor Monthly foot care clinics held at Frazee Care Center, Neighbor to Neighbor and Vergas Assisted Living
218.334.3559
Refuge Compassion House Drug & Alcohol Center Christian Based
218.844.5782
NUTRITION/SENIOR CENTERS
Ruby’s Pantry—M State 218.847.5213
Becker County Food Pantry 218.846.0142
White Earth Health Program 218.983.3286 ext 1266
Becker County Food Support (SNAP referrals) 218.847.5628
White Earth Food Distribution 218.935.2233
Becker County Senior Nutrition Program (NSI)
White Earth Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) 218.983.3286 ext 1395
Serve congregate dining and Meals on Wheels at specific senior sites.
1.877.677.3319 Detroit Lakes Nutrition Center 218.847.5823 Homestyle Direct Home delivered meals / elderly waiver
1.866.735.0921 Mom’s Meals Home delivered meals / elderly waiver
1.866.971-6667 www.momsmeals.com Nutrition Assistance Program for Seniors (NAPS) Supplemental USDA food packages to income eligible seniors.
218.847.1385 The Refuge 218.847.1982 Christian Outreach & Resource Center. Call for free meal schedule
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CONGREGATE DINING AND MEALS ON WHEELS SITES Detroit Lakes Senior Nutrition Center and Meals on Wheels 218.847.5823 Elbow Lake Community Center Senior Dining 218.734.2315 Lake Park City Center Senior Dining 218.238.5336 Naytahwaush 218.935.5554 ext 3237 Osage Senior Dining: Dining Club at Osage Bait and Tackle Restaurant (OBT)
218.573.3990 Pine Point Elder Center 218.573.2210 White Earth Senior Dining 218.983.3286 ext 1266
TRANSPORTATION Becker County Transit System 218.847.1674 or 1.888.847.1674 CCRT Shuttle Bus (Otter Transportation) 866.998.3002 DL Taxi Service 218.847.3456
Neighbor to Neighbor Living At Home/ Block Nurse Program Volunteer program for Frazee and Vergas elders
218.334.3559 White Earth Drivers 218.983.6317 CHR 218.983.4654
Dual Transportation 218.316.4183 People’s Express 1.800.450.0123 or 218.631-2909 Non-emergency medical transportation.
Medi-Van 1.800.422.0976 or 218.847.1729 Transports individuals to non-emergency medical appointments anywhere in and out of state.
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10 tips to help you live to 100 You want to live a long time and be healthy
beauty treatments or activities that boost
as well? Here are some tips to help you stay
your morale.
young at heart and healthy in body.
5. Get enough sleep. Lack of sleep increases
1. Stay active. Get moving! Go golfing, dancing,
irritability and reduces concentration. It also
swimming or biking. Play tennis or do some
increases the risk of heart disease and certain
gardening. To stay fit, do at least 150 minutes
cancers. For most people a good night’s rest
of moderate- to high-intensity physical activ-
involves at least eight hours of sleep.
ity per week and adopt an active lifestyle. For example, use the stairs instead of the elevator and walk or bike to get where you’re going whenever possible.
6. Relax. Learn to manage your stress. Intense stress can cause insomnia and even skin rashes. It can also aggravate conditions such as high blood pressure and Type 2 diabetes.
2. Watch your diet. A healthy, balanced diet
Take time for yourself and relax. Do yoga, learn
improves your general well-being and is essen-
to breathe properly, get a massage or read. In
tial for controlling your weight, cholesterol
other words, slow down and smell the roses.
levels and blood pressure. Follow the USDA’s MyPlate nutrition guide; eat less sugar and be moderate in your consumption of alcohol.
7. Quit smoking. Smoking increases the risk of lung cancer, heart disease and stroke. The sooner you quit, the sooner your body can
3. See your doctor on a regular basis. An ounce
recover and benefit from reduced chances of
of prevention is worth more than a pound of
a premature death.
cure, and that’s why your doctor is your best ally. Have regular checkups and go for recommended screening tests. An early diagnosis can make all the difference in the event of illness.
8. Cultivate your social life. Having a full social and emotional life helps you live longer and makes it easier to enjoy life’s little pleasures. Surround yourself with people you love,
4. Take care of yourself. Listen to your body,
and spend time with your family. Volunteer,
and see your dentist and optometrist regu-
join a club or sports team and consider adopt-
larly. Exercise your brain to keep your mem-
ing a pet. Avoid isolating yourself, because
ory active, and splurge once in a while on
doing so is harmful to your health.
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North Star Nursing
9. Maintain your passions. It’s important to have fun and to have a hobby that you love. it’s to improve your backhand in tennis or put in another flower bed in your backyard. Working on projects helps you keep an active mind and high spirits.
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• Home Care Services • Personal Care Assistants • Private Duty Nursing • Homemaking
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10. Treat yourself. Go on a trip or change your decor. Buy some tickets for a show or go see a movie. Eat out, or invite someone in for a meal. Think about your own needs and spoil yourself a little. To live as long as possible, it’s important
Providing individualized substance use disorder treatment in Fargo, ND and Detroit Lakes, MN.
to stay young at heart and learn to see the positive side of things. Practice gratitude and tunity to laugh, and above all, make the most of the moment.
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COUNTY OF BECKER Veterans Service Office 915 Lake Avenue Detroit Lakes, MN 56501
Offering Assistance to Daily Living
E-Mail: llbrook@co.becker.mn.us
923 5th Street Hawley, MN 56549 (218) 483-3337 www.hawleyseniorliving.com
218-846-7312 888-260-0580
After hours 1-800-LINK-VET
www.co.becker.mn.us
An Assisted Living located about 20 miles from the Fargo-Moorhead area at 923 5th Street in Hawley, Minnesota. We offer a combination of high quality accommodations and supportive services to older adults who require assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, medication administration and more.
Featuring • 44 private rooms with private bathrooms on one level • Tub spa / Shower rooms • 24 Hour Awake Staff • 3 meals daily, multiple coffee/snacks • Light housekeeping daily, regular housekeeping weekly
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FINANCIAL & LEGAL SERVICES
HOUSING SERVICES
Becker County Human Services 218.847.5628
Becker County Human Services 218.847.5628
Services include SNAP, General Assistance, Emergency, and Non-Emergency Assistance, Medical Assistance
Becker County Veterans Service 218.846.7312 Assists veterans and their dependents in securing benefits provided to them by law.
Legal Services of Northwest MN (Income based)
Moorhead: 1.800.450.8585 Bemidji Office: 1.800.450.9201 Alexandria Office: 1.800.450.2552 Services include civil legal services to persons 60 years of age or older, or disabled individuals
Mahube-OTWA CAP, Inc. 218.847.1385; 1.888.458.1385 Services include: Energy Assistance, Health Insurance Counseling, Weatherization, Tax Aid, Housing
ADULT FOSTER CARE
Referral source for Adult Foster Home placement in Becker County.
HOUSING WITH SERVICES Living arrangements in which health-related services are available to tenants; services vary.
Cottages at Ecumen Detroit Lakes Lamplighter Manor 218.847.4486 The Cottages 218.847.4486 The Madison 218.844.9420 Diamond Willow Advanced Care Assisted Living Detroit Lakes 218.846.0825 or 218.841.2200 Frazee/Vergas Assisted Living 218.334.4501 Vergas 218.342.2741 Golden Manor Detroit Lakes Memory Care Assisted Living
218.847.3195 or 218.844.3300
NW Legal Services 1.800.450.8585 or 218.233.8585
Lincoln Park Assisted Living 218.847.0894
Social Security Administration, Fargo Regional SSA Office, Fergus Falls 1.800.772.1213
Park Manor Estates 218.847.2636
To apply for a SSN, check earning’s record, apply for retirement, disability or survivor’s benefit payments, SSI, hospital/medical insurance under Medicare.
White Earth Reservation Tribal Council 218.983.3285 Provides special programs to low income people, including: energy saver program, food services, transportation, information and referral, energy assistance. PAGE 22 | 2018 BECKER COUNTY CARE GUIDE
GENERAL HOUSING INFORMATION Mahube-OTWA CAP, Inc. 218.847.1385 or 1.888.458.1385 Housing services, fuel/energy assistance, home weatherization and homeless placement
Detroit Lakes Housing & Redevelopment Authority Rental Housing & Rent Assistance 218.847.7859
North Star Homes 1-866.333.6002 White Earth Reservation Housing/Authority 218.473.4663 or 1.800.726.4016
24/7 Helpline - 800.272.3900 Community, Professional & Corporate Education Support Groups Care Consultation Website & Online Tools - alz.org/mnnd Advocacy Research
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Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporation — MMCDC 218.847.5641
Wherever you live,we are here for you.
HOME MODIFICATION AND ACCESSIBILITY AARP (home modification resources) 1.888.687.2277 www.aarp.org Hovland Healthcare Products 218.443.5896 Mahube-OTWA CAP, Inc. Homemaking and Chore Program 218.847.1385 or 1.888.458.1385
www.jeffersonhearingaid.com Call for an Appointment 800-631-4946 or 218-371-7127
For all your Hearing Care Services Hearing aid fittings, repairs, batteries & accessories • Consultations Hearing protection • Hearing Awareness Program and Medical Referrals
WADENA / DETROIT LAKES / PARK RAPIDS / FERGUS FALLS / PERHAM
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Diamond Willow Assisted Living
MEMORY, MEDICAL & PHYSICAL CARE
1558 RANDOLPH ROAD, DETROIT LAKES, MN 218-847-1697 www.diamondwillow.com
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Diamond Willow Assisted Living specializes in caring for seniors with advancing medical, physical, memory care and Alzheimer needs. With industry-leading staffing ratios, we have led the way in creating a smaller setting, with the ambiance of home. Truly, a fabulous alternative to a nursing home.
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USDA Rural Development 218.847.5694 Low income families may obtain low interest loans and grants for repairs and home improvements.
NURSING HOMES Emmanuel Nursing Home (Ecumen Detroit Lakes) Long-Term Care Services, Memory Care, Respite, Therapy Center, Transitional Care
218.847.4486 Frazee Care Center Complex Trach & Ventilator Services, IV Therapy, Outpatient & Inpatient Rehabilitation, Respite, and Long Term Care Services
218.334.4501 Essentia St. Mary’s Health Oak Crossing Long Term Care, Transitional, Respite, Therapy
218.844.0789 Sunnyside Care Center Lake Park Memory Care, Respite, Short-Stay & Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care Services
218.238.5944
SENIOR INDEPENDENT LIVING Biimaadiiziiwiin White Earth 218.983.3006 Lake Park Senior Housing 218.238.5532 Lamplighter Manor– Ecumen Detroit Lakes 218.847.7768 Lincoln Park Senior Apartments Detroit Lakes 218.847.0894 The Madison – Ecumen Detroit Lakes 218.844.9420 PAGE 24 | 2018 BECKER COUNTY CARE GUIDE
Marigold Detroit Lakes 1.800.728.5401 Park Manor Estates Detroit Lakes 218.847.2636 Park Village Lake Park 1.800.728-5401 Pleasant View Detroit Lakes 218.847.7859 Silver Birch Detroit Lakes 1.800.728.5401 Union Central Detroit Lakes 218.844.4711 White Earth Congregate Housing 218.983.3507 Winchester on Washington Detroit Lakes 218.847.0894
IN-HOME SERVICES HOME HEALTH CARE Caring Hands 218.837.5572 or 888.290.5572 Accia Home Care 218.233.1000 CK Home Care 218.998.3778 HealthStar First Nations Home Health 218.335.8868 or 1.877.335.8868 Ecumen Home Health Care 218.847.4486 Ecumen Detroit Lakes Senior Companions 218.844.8340 Essentia St. Mary’s Home Health 218.847.0808
Home Instead Senior Care 1.866.678.1010 or 218.998.1400 LB Homes 218.998.1400 LB Hospice & Homecare 1.855.532.9300 Lutheran Social Services Caregiver Respite Program 218.233.7521
STEVEN SCHMIT, LISW Owner stevens@blueskyi.us Phone: 218.844.7591 Cell: 218.841.5793 Fax: 218.844.7591 Address: 801 Roosevelt Avenue, lower level Mail: PO Box 1491 Detroit Lakes, MN 56502 www.blueskyi.info
Lakeland Mental Health Services
Minnesota Home Care 218.963.8899
Help today for a better tomorrow!
New Dimensions Home Care 218.739.5856 or 1.800.395.9949
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• Children’s Therapeutic Services and Supports
• Psychiatric Evaluation and Medication Management Children & Adults
• Anonymous On-line Screenings - Depression - Anxiety - Bipolar disorder - Alcohol use - Post traumatic stress disorder
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North Star Nursing 1.800-535-5895 or 218.573.2238 Osage
• Individual, Group, Family, Marital Therapy
http://lmhc.org • 218-847-1676 928 8th St. S. E. • Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 After-hours Emergency/Crisis Services 1-800-223-4512
At West-Kjos and David-Donehower Funeral Homes, service to families has always been the highest priority behind everything we do and every decision we make. In order to further reinforce that commitment, our funeral homes have chosen to develop an alliance to serve Detroit Lakes and the surrounding area in unity. Please be assured that each funeral home will continue to operate with the same commitment to quality that has been our trademark for generations. We are grateful to come together in a spirit of cooperation that will allow us to share our excellent staff and resources for the good of the families we serve. 001688484r1
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When is the right time to leave ‘home’?
F
ew people like to admit their age is affecting them. However, as we age, certain abilities become compromised, and it may no longer
be practical for seniors to remain in their homes.
Living comfortably on one’s own may be a
relative really needs to change residences.
signal to an older adult that he or she still has
Here are some steps to keep in mind.
independence. Taking away a license or sug-
Make sure to develop a strong relationship
gesting a move may cause feelings of animosity. But at some point in time, friends or family members of an aging senior might need to broach the topic of moving to an assisted living facility. Such a discussion can be difficult, but having some evidence that a change is nec-
with your loved one. Keep in frequent contact so you can best assess his or her living situation. Talk things over with relatives to see if others feel the same way you do. Perhaps they have a different point of view.
essary may make the news easier to process.
If there are problems at home, make your
Sometimes the older adult may have already
case by pointing them out. Show the elder
made the decision that a move is necessary,
adult how day-to-day life has grown more dif-
which will make the process even easier.
ficult and how certain burdens may be lifted by
Moving should never be a knee-jerk reaction unless there is a sudden medical emergency that necessitates fast action. Under normal circumstances, moving should be a gradual process that begins even before a PAGE 26 | 2018 BECKER COUNTY CARE GUIDE
changing living situations. Indicate that access to health care and a safe environment are some of the key benefits of moving to a senior community. Point out other benefits, such as companionship,
activities, transportation, and the presence of
LHPD is a private, non-profit corporation was est. Sept. 29, 1977, under and in accordance with the provisions of MN Statues Chapter 317, to provide residential and supportive living services to individuals with a primary diagnosis of mental retardation and associated physical, sensory, or medical handicap; respite care services; and services to adults with severe and persistent mental illness.
a maintenance staff. Do your research and have the names and amenities of different residences available to discuss. Request brochures from senior communities and offer to make trips to view the homes with your senior relative. If the idea of a “home” is not what your loved one has in mind, discuss the options of moving in with a relative and if this would be a more comfortable situation.
Creating Home, Experiencing Life. Lakes Homes strives to improve the quality of life of the individuals we serve.
You may need a mediator or help with find-
Our employees must complete background checks and have an excellent work ethic, caring personalities and a desire to want our clients quality of life grow and succeed.
ing the right fit for a loved one. Consider hiring
Lakes Homes
a geriatric care manager to help you organize your thoughts and priorities regarding a senior living transition. Not every senior needs to leave home, but the topic should be broached if assistance with day-to-day activities is needed.
and Program Development, Inc.
Incorporated September 29, 1977 Celebrating 40 years!
“Enhancing Human 847 Hwy 10 E, Detroit Lakes www.lakeshomes.net Worth and Potential” 218-847-5642
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The Choice Is Yours! In today’s economy healthcare facilities are competing for patient services. It is imperative that you shop for healthcare services, just as you shop for automobiles, furniture and clothing. n You’ve seen your doctor and they indicate that you need to have an MRI test. Did you know that you can go wherever you would like to go for your medical care? n We encourage you to shop for the best priced and most readily available service provider that is right for you. By doing so, you will be able to control your care, while saving money for both you and your insurer. We accept all major insurances including Medicare, Medicaid and Workers Comp. n Community MRI is an independent provider of MRI services, so we are not driven by pressures of clinic or hospital administrators to self-refer patient services.
Brent Smith MRI Technologist B.S.R.T.(R)(MR) (ARRT)
American College of Radiology Accredited
n We are the only MRI facility in the area accredited by the American College of Radiology. n Our number one goal is your health and well-being; call 218.847.6300 to conveniently schedule your appointment.
Open Monday through Friday for Detroit Lakes and the surrounding area. 1252 Washington Ave., Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 n (218) 847-6300 phone n (218) 847-6303 fax
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HOME HEALTH CARE (CONTINUED) Recover Health 218.321.2100 White Earth Nation Home Health 218.983.3285
HOSPICE Intensive comfort care that alleviates pain and suffering, enhancing quality of life for terminally ill patients and families by addressing their medical, emotional, spiritual, and grief needs. Services provided include grief support, resource libraries, counseling referrals and community education.
Hospice of the Red River Valley 218.847.1282 or 1.800.237.4629 Lakeland Hospice and Home Care 1.855.532.9300 or 218.998.1400 Otter Tail Co.
Sunnyside Voice Care Personal Response System 218.238.5944
BECKER COUNTY LONG TERM CARE CONSULTATION Becker County Community Health 218.847.5628 Senior Linkage Line 1.800.333.2433 White Earth Long Term Care Consultation 218.983.3286 ext 1277
LIFE ENRICHMENT/ EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES COMMUNITY EDUCATION Audubon/Lake Park Community Education 218.238.5916 Ext. 2091
LB Homes 218.998.1400
Frazee-Vergas Community Education 218.334.3181
St. Joseph’s Health/CHI 1.800.566.3311
Detroit Lakes Community Education 218.847.4418
Hubbard Co.
LIFE LINE SERVICES Essentia St. Mary’s Home Health 218.847.0808 Ecumen Detroit Lakes VoiceCare Personal Response System 218.847.4486 or 218.844.9423 Perma Security 1.877.751.3902 or 218.844.7233 Bemidji Philips Lifeline 1.866.674.9900 ext 4363 PAGE 28 | 2018 BECKER COUNTY CARE GUIDE
Minnesota State Community & Technical College 218.846.3700 or 1.877.450.3322 White Earth Tribal & Community College 218.935.0417
EMPLOYMENT Experience Works 1.800.842.4982 Rural Minnesota CEP Concentrated Employment Program 218.846.7377
VOLUNTEER/ COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS Ecumen Detroit Lakes Volunteer Services 218.844.7141 Essentia St. Mary’s Volunteer Services 218.844.0709 RSVP — Mahube-OTWA CAP, Inc. 218.847.1385 or 1.888.458.1385 Senior Companion Program & Community Caregivers — Ecumen Detroit Lakes 218.844.8340
MEDICAL SERVICES CLINICS/MEDICAL CENTERS Essentia 7 Day Clinic 218.846.9981 Becker County Community Health — Human Services 218.847.5628 Essentia Health Clinic Detroit Lakes – 218.847.5611 Frazee – 218.334.7255 Lake Park – 218.238.5901 Essentia Health Urgent Care 218.847.5611
Neighbor to Neighbor LAH/ BNP Frazee and Vergas elders 218.334.3559 Services include individual support, coordination of health care needs, information and referral, transportation, grocery shopping, meals on wheels, foot care clinics, caregiver respite, serving those aged 65 years and older.
Essentia Health St. Mary’s Hospital 218.847.5611 Sanford Clinic, Detroit Lakes 218.846.2000
“I am an expert at caring for you, not just your disease.” – Courtney, Hospice RN
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White Earth Community Health 218.983.3286 White Earth Health Center (IHS) 218.983.4300 or 1.800.477.0125 Clinic Veteran’s Administration Medical Center, Fargo 701.232.3241 or 800.410.9723
MEDICAL SUPPLIES ActivStyle, Inc. 612.520.9333 or 1.800.651.6223 Distributors of Tranquility incontinence products and medical supplies.
Specialty 218.847.2837 Respiratory services, oxygen, and Durable medical equipment
Ecumen Pathstone Store Home Medical Equipment: Accredited Durable Medical Equipment (DME) provider for elderly and disabled. Medicare certified.
218.847.4486 Lincare 218.847.5649 or 1.800.642.2240 Respiratory services, enteral nutrition and medical supplies
Northwest Respiratory Services 1.800.232.0706 Respiratory services
ProvidaCare: Respiratory and Durable Medical Equipment 218.844.2273 Oxygen, CPAP, Nebulizers, Medical Supplies, Respiratory services
Wheelchairs Unlimited 218.847.2433 Specializes in wheelchairs, canes, walkers and scooters PAGE 30 | 2018 BECKER COUNTY CARE GUIDE
PHARMACIES CVS Pharmacy Detroit Lakes 218.847.1484 D.L. Pharmacy Detroit Lakes 218.847.3537 Sanford Pharmacy, Detroit Lakes 218.846.2276 Seip Drug Frazee 218.334.3070 Thrifty White Drug Detroit Lakes: 218.847.9248 or 1.800.510.7497 Wal-Mart Detroit Lakes 218.847.7225
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MAKING
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located on beautiful Boyer Lake.
Long-Term Care Short-Stay & Rehabilitation Center Memory Care
Life’s a Little BIGGER in a Small Community. 16561 US Hwy 10 • Lake Park, MN 56554 218-238-5944 • www.sunnysidecarecenter.com D005493892