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January 15, 2022
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5 tips for entering the work force with a disability you can’t afford to miss
5 tips for entering the workforce with a disability you can’t afford to miss. Learn what to do and where to find helpful resources.
August 16, 2021
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Looking for Waiver Help?
Do you need Virginia medicaid waiver help? Perhaps you are seeking guidance with paperwork or locating resources. Moms In Motion/At Home Your Way can help!
July 15, 2021
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Appendix K Flexibilities Extended
**UPDATE** 3/2/21: We are aware that the extended appendix K date of 3/11/21 is fast approaching. DMAS has tentatively extended that date to May 1 , 2021 for telehealth (virtual visits). Additionally, pending CMS approval, they intend to extend parents being paid attendants to August 1, 2021. We will posts updates as they are received.
January 15, 2021
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COVID Flexibilities Scheduled to End Soon
We hope this communication finds you and your family safe and well during this unprecedented time. We wanted to provide you with an update on our plans going forward. DMAS has allowed us flexibilities with our visits, enabling us to visit with you virtually during this emergency. We are so grateful as it has enabled us to “see” your faces, visit with you, and still maintain social distancing while doing our part to slow the spread.
December 15, 2020
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How to Combat Caregiver Burnout
With the extra stress we are all experiencing due to COVID-19 on top of the challenges associated with caring for a loved one with special needs, caregiver burnout is definitely a thing.
September 1, 2020
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Return to Learn: What to Expect
Return to Learn: What to Expect With school boards scrambling to make decisions about returning to learning at districts across the country, parents and education leaders alike fear that students have struggled with virtual learning and potentially fallen behind in their learning. There is normally, a “summer slide” to be expected each year. The “summer
July 17, 2020
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Developmental Disabilities
Summer Plans for Special Needs Children at Home
With the summer in full swing, you may be wondering what options your special needs child has for staying engaged. It can be challenging, but there are easy, affordable ways to stay home and stay entertained. Not sure where to get started? We have some suggestions. Fun Summer Plan Ideas for Special Needs Children Stuck
June 25, 2020
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Deafness
Special Education: A Guide
There’s a lot to learn about special education, from its humble beginnings and long history to the resources available to you. Here is our full guide to special education in the United States and the benefits that it offers to you and others who need it. The History of Special Education So, how did special
June 2, 2020
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Developmental Disabilities
Early Intervention: A Guide
If you are interested in learning more about early intervention, either on a local or federal level, you have come to the right place. Early intervention is a vitally important service that is offered everywhere in the United States and it is crucial to know if you have a child with developmental disabilities or delays.
May 3, 2020
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Caregiver Wishlist: Top 3 Gifts
Caregiver’s wishlist is a thing! The holiday season can mean stress and frustration, instead of comfort and joy. Check this out to find out what is on your caregiver’s wishlist!
6 Ways to Make the Holidays Special for Aging Loved Ones
With the holidays approaching, many who are caring for aging loved ones may find themselves in a challenging position.
The 411 on Open Enrollment
Just like with any insurance plan, there is a period of open enrollment where those with a MCO can change which MCO they are enrolled with, once per year.
5 Tips for Aging in Place
Many families and individuals choose to consider aging in place or to stay in their home as opposed to taking up residence in a senior facility.
Several senior centers have been grossly impacted by Covid and the pandemic. The potential for contracting the deadly virus is highly possible for anyone outside the home.