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Community Nursing Home Program | VA Portland Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Review of documented need which shows a Veteran requires, hands on weight bearing support for three or more activities of daily living (ADL), such as bathing, toileting, dressing, transferring, bed mobility, hygiene, or general mobility support.
Respite is provided to those who meet the above requirements and have a minimum of two ADL needs requiring weight bearing support.

Care Concerns
Every Nursing home is required to have an ombudsman assigned by the state of Oregon. This information should be shared with Veterans and families upon admission and should be posted at the NH in a prominent area. The CNH team highly recommends concerns be presented to the staff at the facility for immediate resolution, then to the ombudsman if more help is needed. The Department of Health and Senior Services also has an abuse and neglect hotline that can be utilized.  The CNH team is happy to work with Veterans and CNHs to resolve concerns as well.
Types of CNH Care
Short-Stay Skilled Care: This care is for Veterans with conditions requiring care by licensed staff members such as a nurse, therapist, wound care specialist or dietitian. Veterans entering the program for short stay will be supported for discharge from the CNH Program with-in 100 days or transition to long term care.
Long-Term Care: This care is for Veterans with chronic health problems who require the daily support of skilled nursing staff. Most Veteran’s entering long-term care can expect to make the nursing home their permanent residence. Some Veteran’s will require longer than 100 days for healing and recovery. Any stay longer than 100 days, even one with plans to return home, is considered long-term care.
Respite: This care is for Veterans whose chronic health problems require a continuous caregiver at home. Respite care provides temporary care giving relief at one of our VA Community NH Placements. This option is available up to 30 days per calendar year and can be used in one setting or broken up into two 15-day settings.
Hospice Care: This care is for SC and NSC Veterans with a terminal illness who require the daily support of skilled nursing staff. A VA provider must certify hospice care is appropriate.
Fort Harrison VA Medical Center | VA Montana Health Care | Veterans Affairs
If the visitor is not able to follow the face mask requirement, they will be asked to leave the building. Face coverings must be medical grade. Gaiters, shields, or cloth masks are not permitted.
Minors under the age of 18 years must follow CDC guidelines for masking and guidance. Minors over two years of age must wear a face mask.
Visitors and caregivers are discouraged unless the person accompanying the Veteran is necessary for the care and transport of the patient.

If a Veteran refuses to wear a mask, telephone or VVC should be offered. If a clinician determines the Veteran requires in-person care, offer a face shield. Ensure the Veteran may safely wait outside until they can be seen and leave as soon as the visit is completed. Staff interacting with the Veteran must use appropriate PPE.

 
Visitor Policy for RRTP/domiciliary/PTSD Unit
RRTP will allow residents to have visitors Monday through Friday from approximately 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in the evening. On weekends, we will have identical visiting hours as the hospital which will be from 12:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.

Veterans are not allowed to miss programming for visitors.
Veterans are not allowed to leave Ft Harrison Campus with visitors.

 
All visitors will be required to check in with the AOD at the front entrance near the Emergency Department.

All Visitors will be screened by the AOD and given a wristband which indicates screening requirements were completed by the visitor.
Visitors will then present to RRTP main entrance (Room 153)
Nursing will let the Visitor in the main entrance, verify wrist band and reiterate expectations of staying masked
Nursing will notify resident of visitor’s arrival.
Masks are required for all, including those who decide to meet outside of the RRTP
Options for meeting with Visitors
	
Outside
Main entrance
RRTP Library as a back-up only
If meeting outside no time restrictions other, then 4pm to 7pm.
If meeting inside the RRTP, visitors must stay in front entrance area or library, they are not allowed to be past the nursing station.
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Providence Mountains State Recreation Area
Individuals: $20 per adult   I  $10 per child (16 and below)   I   $19 per senior 
Payment options: Credit card online, card or cash in-park.

Available Tours:

October-May: 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Fridays through Sundays (and Holiday Mondays).
June & September: 10 a.m. Fridays through Sundays (and Holiday Mondays).
Park is closed July & August, as well as Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

Arrival Instructions:

Make sure to arrive early. Give yourself plenty of time to journey to the park as road conditions are primitive and subject to delays.
Reservation holders should arrive and check in for their tours at 30 minutes before they are scheduled to depart.  

About the Caverns

Jack and Ida Mitchell ran a resort from 1934 through 1954. Activities included tours of the Mitchell Caverns.
In 1972, the caverns and the reserve became part of Providence Mountains State Recreation Area.
The caverns include two main caves named El Pakiva (The Devil’s House) and Tecopa (after a Shoshonean chieftain).
Rimstone dams formed around edges of ancient pools of water.
Curious formations of helictites are seen throughout the caves, which take random gravity-defying shapes wander in various directions.
Spectacular and intricate formations found include stalagmites, stalactites, helictites, lily pads, draperies, curtains and cave coral.
The trail to the caverns is available to those not taking tours.
The most popular months to visit are October through November and February through April.
Temperatures inside the caverns vary slightly from chamber to chamber but generally range in the 60s.
The location and the natural state of the caverns do not allow for trails to be ADA accessible. Also, the cavern formations create areas as low as 62 inches and as narrow as 14 inches. For those that cannot make the hike, a video tour of the caverns is available for visitors to watch at the visitor center.
If you are planning to enter the caverns, please be make sure that shoes, clothing or gear have not been in contact with the White Nose Syndrome (WNS) that affects bats.
Fort Harrison VA Medical Center | VA Montana Health Care | Veterans Affairs
(406) 447-7586 NON-Emergency Line
 

Van services for Veterans
DAV vans
Hours: Coming soon!
We work with Disabled American Veterans and county Veterans Affairs directors to provide transportation for Veterans and authorized caregivers to get to scheduled medical appointments.
Non-DAV van services
Many localities in the region provide other van services to Veterans.
Learn more about DAV and the other van services available in your county
Local transportation services
Fort Harrison Transit System
Hours:  Coming soon!
Bus - Coming soon!
Other services
Coming soon!
Beneficiary travel
Beneficiary travel benefits include round-trip transportation from your home to the medical center, mileage reimbursement, or special mode transport. 
Find out if you qualify for beneficiary travel benefits

Visitors are not permitted to stay overnight in the medical center itself. Here are some other options.
Nearby hotels
When booking, ask for the hospital rate. Many hotels have shuttle service to VA hospitals. Check with the hotel you’re staying at.
Hotel #1 - Coming soon!
Phone
NOTE: These links are provided for your convenience only. VA Montana Healthcare System does not endorse and is not responsible for the content on the linked web sites.
Visit Fort Harrison
The official tourism and promotion agency for Fort Harrison has up-to-date listings for area hotels, as well as activities, transportation, restaurants, shops and more.  Visit Fort Harrison

Food and drink
Medical Center Canteen
Visitors are welcomed to eat in the medical center Canteen, which is located on the main floor of the Hospital. We offer hot and cold entrees, beverages and desserts. 
Building 154
Main floor
Fort Harrison campus map
Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. MT
Vending machines
Located around the corner from the retail store, available for your convenience 24 hours a day.
Retail
The Retail Store 
We offer a full-service retail store with such products as electronics, cosmetics, toiletries, and clothing.
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Kalispell VA Clinic | VA Montana Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Pre-Screening:
Pre-screening is not required for Montana VA staff, contractors, patients, volunteers, and visitors.
 
Mask Wear is Optional, except in “High Risk” areas:
By direction of the VHA, anyone entering a VHA facility has the option to wear a mask indoors as long as they are not in a “High Risk” area or symptomatic.
High risk areas include:
•           Infusion clinic and its waiting areas
•           Emergency Department and its waiting areas
•           Individual patient rooms in the ICU (staff and visitors only),
•           The Community Living Center (staff and visitors only. Residents do not need to wear masks).
Signs indicating a “High Risk” area will be displayed.
Medical grade masks should be provided at each Montana VA “High Risk” location. All masks provided by MTVAHCS are FDA approved.
The Montana VA also requires any person with a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 infection or other viral respiratory infection to wear a mask.
 
Mask Courtesy:
At Montana VA, we all share in the responsibility of keeping Veterans, staff, and visitors safe. If a patient or visitor asks for a Montana VA staff to wear a mask in a clinical setting, all employees are required to wear a mask.

Cost: Free
Wheelchair availability: Kalispell VA Clinic has wheelchairs available upon arrival for patients who need them to access the building.

Van services for Veterans
DAV vans
Hours: individual van schedules vary
We work with Disabled American Veterans and county Veterans Affairs directors to provide transportation for Veterans and authorized caregivers to get to scheduled medical appointments.
Non-DAV van services
Many localities in the region provide other van services to Veterans.
Learn more about DAV and the other van services available in your county
Beneficiary travel
Beneficiary travel benefits include round-trip transportation from your home to the medical center, mileage reimbursement, or special mode transport. 
Find out if you qualify for beneficiary travel benefits

 Other services at VA Montana health care
 

Health services offered here
Click on a service for more details like location, contact, and appointment
 information.
Delta Center | California Conservation Corps
The Delta Center’s facilities include dormitories, a dining hall, classrooms, computer lab, recreational facilities, and outdoor space along with administrative and supply/tool buildings.

 

7000 South Newcastle Road
Stockton, CA 95215
209-235-1700

 

CCC Delta Center

Delta Center Video Tour

 

 
 

Life at the Delta Center

 

Delta Corpsmembers help renovate the habitat for the endangered Western Pond Turtle at Micke Grove Zoo in Lodi, CA, one of many local, community beneficial project the center completes. 

 

The Delta Center encourages Corpsmembers to be active in many volunteer and recreational events in the community, such as setting up booths at local festivals and participating in local parades, Earth Day activities, the San Joaquin Asparagus Festival, Coastal Cleanup days and more.
An active Corpsmember Advisory Board (CAB) works with residential staff to plan and manage the monthly recreation schedule for Corpsmembers. The CAB is responsible for the supervision of the gym, TV room with a billiard table, the center snack shack, vegetable garden, the recycling program, and selecting weekend volunteer events.
During their days off, Corpsmembers can visit the downtown Stockton marina, the Haggin Museum and the historic Bob Hope Theater, among other notable destinations in San Joaquin County. Only an hour away from the Capital in Sacramento, Corpsmembers are also just 90 minutes from the San Francisco Bay Area.

 
 
 

Projects

 

Delta Corpsmember K’lema Burleson prepares to answer a question regarding her equipment during her crew’s readiness exercise near New Hogan Reservoir in Calaveras County, CA.

 

The Delta Center performs a wide range of projects that includes conservation and restoration of ecosystems, fuel hazard reduction, arborist work projects, planting of native shrubs and trees, invasive weed/plant eradication, trail construction in accordance with the American Disabilities Act (ADA), and campground construction. These projects take place primarily in Amador, Calaveras, Tuolumne, Mariposa, and San Joaquin counties and throughout the Sacramento River Delta.
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Советы по безопасности зимой
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Если вы чувствуете боль в груди — ОСТАНОВИТЕСЬ и немедленно обратитесь за помощью.
Домашние аварийные принадлежности
Фонарики и дополнительные батарейки
Радио на батарейках и запасные батарейки
Экстренные нескоропортящиеся продукты, не требующие охлаждения
Неэлектрический консервный нож
Бутилированная вода
Недельный запас основных лекарств
Дополнительные одеяла и спальные мешки
Аптечка и инструкция
Огнетушитель
Аварийное отопительное оборудование, используемое по назначению
Konsèy Sekirite Ivè
Si w santi doulè nan pwatrin yo—KANPE epi chèche èd imedyatman.
Founiti pou ijans lakay yo
Flach ak pil siplemantè
Radyo ki fonksyone ak pil ak pil siplemantè
Manje ijans ki pa gate ki pa bezwen refrijerasyon
Ouvr mamit ki pa elektrik
Dlo nan boutèy
Pwovizyon pou yon semèn nan medikaman esansyèl
Siplemantè dra ak sak dòmi
Twous premye swen ak manyèl
Ekstenktè
Ekipman chofaj ijans, itilize byen
Plis Konsèy Sekirite Kay

Pouvwa

 Pouvwa
 
Si w pèdi pouvwa:
Premyèman, rele konpayi sèvis piblik ou a pou detèmine orè reparasyon zòn nan.
Etenn oswa deploge limyè ak aparèy pou anpeche yon surcharge sikwi lè sèvis la retabli. Kite yon limyè limen pou endike lè yo te retabli kouran.
Si chalè a ale pandan yon tanpèt sezon fredi, kenbe cho lè w fèmen chanm ou pa bezwen.
Pou ede anpeche tiyo konjelasyon, fèmen tiyo yo yon ti kras. Dlo k ap koule pa pral friz osi vit.
Kenbe pòt frijidè ak frizè fèmen otank posib pou ede diminye gate manje.
Pwoteje tèt ou kont anpwazònman monoksid kabòn:
	PA opere jeneratè andedan kay la; motè a emèt gaz monoksid kabòn ki ka touye moun.
PA sèvi ak chabon pou kwit manje andedan kay la.
نصائح للسلامة الشتائية
اتخاذ المتكرر يعتمد على تجنب المجهود.
إذا كنت تشعر بألم في الصدر ، توقف وتطلب المساعدة في الحال
لوازم الطوارئ المنزلية
مصابيح كاشافية وبطاريات إضافية
بطاريات جهاز لاسلكي وبطاريات إضافية تعمل بالبطاريات
الأغذية الطارئة غير القابلة للتلف التي لا تتطلب التبريد
فتاحة العلب غير الكهربائية
الماء المعبأ
توريد الأدوية الأساسية لمدة أسبوع
بطانيات اضافية وحقائب نوم
مجموعة الإسعافات الأولية والدليل
مطفأة حريق
معدات التدفئة في حالات الطوارئ ، تستخدم بشكل صحيح
مزيد من Tips للسلامة المنزلية

القوة

 القوة
 
اذا فقدت الطاقة :
겨울 안전 팁
1주일간의 필수 의약품 공급
여분의 담요와 침낭
응급 처치 키트와 매뉴얼
소화기
적절히 사용되는 비상용 가열 장비
더 많은 가정 안전 팁

전원

 전원
 
사용자의 전원을 끄는 경우:
먼저, 유틸리티 회사에 전화를 걸어 지역 수리 스케줄을 결정하십시오.
서비스가 복원될 때 회로 과부하를 방지하기 위해 전등 및 장치를 끄거나 플러그를 뽑지 마십시오. 전원이 복원되었을 때를 표시하려면 하나의 광을 켜두십시오.
겨울 폭풍 중에 열이 나면, 필요하지 않은 방을 폐쇄하여 따뜻하게 유지하십시오.
냉동관을 막는 것을 돕기 위해서 수도꼭지를 약간 틀어 놓는다. 흐르는 물은 금방 얼지 않을 것이다.
Советы по безопасности зимой
Дополнительные одеяла и спальные мешки
Аптечка и инструкция
Огнетушитель
Аварийное отопительное оборудование, используемое по назначению
Дополнительные советы по домашней безопасности

Власть

 Власть
 
Если вы потеряете силу:
Во-первых, позвоните в свою коммунальную компанию, чтобы определить график ремонта участка.
Выключите или отключите свет и приборы, чтобы предотвратить перегрузку цепи, когда обслуживание будет восстановлено. Оставьте один индикатор включенным, чтобы указать, когда питание было восстановлено.
Wskazówki dotyczące bezpieczeństwa w zimie
Tygodniowy zapas podstawowych leków
Dodatkowe koce i śpiwory
Apteczka i instrukcja obsługi
Gaśnica
Awaryjny sprzęt grzewczy, używany prawidłowo
Więcej wskazówek dotyczących bezpieczeństwa w domu

Moc

 Moc
 
Jeśli stracisz moc:
Najpierw zadzwoń do swojego dostawcy usług komunalnych, aby ustalić harmonogramy naprawy obszaru.
Wyłącz lub odłącz światła i urządzenia, aby zapobiec przeciążeniu obwodu po przywróceniu usługi. Pozostaw jedną lampkę zapaloną, aby wskazać, kiedy zasilanie zostało przywrócone.
Jeśli podczas zimowej burzy gaśnie ciepło, utrzymuj ciepło, zamykając pomieszczenia, których nie potrzebujesz.
Aby zapobiec zamarzaniu rur, należy lekko odkręcić krany. Bieżąca woda nie zamarznie tak szybko.
Trzymaj drzwi lodówki i zamrażarki zamknięte tak bardzo, jak to możliwe, aby ograniczyć psucie się żywności.
Chroń się przed zatruciem tlenkiem węgla:
	NIE WOLNO obsługiwać generatorów w pomieszczeniach; silnik emituje śmiertelny tlenek węgla.
NIE używaj węgla drzewnego do gotowania w pomieszczeniach.
Konsèy Sekirite Ivè
Si ou santi odè diferan ki sanble ak souf sa a - tankou sant ze pouri - leve, soti epi rele sèvis piblik ou imedyatman nan yon telefòn selilè oswa telefòn vwazen an.
Konsèy pou retire nèj sou do kay:
Pa monte sou do kay pou retire nèj
	Lè sa posib, sèvi ak rato nèj ki gen manch long oswa poto.
Si ou dwe itilize yon nechèl, asire w ke baz la byen ankre. Mande yon zanmi, vwazen oswa manm fanmi granmoun pou kenbe nechèl la pandan w ap monte.
Konnen kote nèj la pral tonbe anvan ou netwaye zòn nan.
Asire w ke w pa kontakte fil elektrik.
Si sa posib, pa eseye netwaye do kay la pou kont li.
Si ou pè wotè oswa panse travay la twò gwo pou ou, anboche èd.

Egzèsis Fizik
Gwo efò tankou pèl nèj, netwaye debri, oswa pouse yon machin ka ogmante risk pou yon atak kè. Pou evite pwoblèm:
Rete cho, abiye cho epi RALANTI lè w ap travay deyò.
Pran repo souvan pou evite twòp efò.
Si w santi doulè nan pwatrin yo—KANPE epi chèche èd imedyatman.
Founiti pou ijans lakay yo
Flach ak pil siplemantè
Radyo ki fonksyone ak pil ak pil siplemantè
Manje ijans ki pa gate ki pa bezwen refrijerasyon
Ouvr mamit ki pa elektrik
Dlo nan boutèy
겨울 안전 팁
물리적 운동
눈을 치우거나, 찌꺼기를 치우거나, 차를 밀어 넣는 등의 작업은 심장마비의 위험을 증가시킬 수 있다. 문제를 피하기 위해
야외에서 작업할 때 따뜻하고 따뜻한 옷을 입고, 따뜻한 옷을 입으세요.
잦은 휴식을 취하는 것은 과도한 행사를 피하는 것이다.
가슴 통증을 느끼고 즉시 도움을 구하세요.
가정용 비상 용품
플래시라이트와 여분의 배터리
배터리 작동 라디오 및 여분의 배터리
냉장이 필요하지 않은 비상식적인 음식
비전기식 오프너
보틀링 워터
1주일간의 필수 의약품 공급
여분의 담요와 침낭
응급 처치 키트와 매뉴얼
소화기
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