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Help Michigan families with MDHHS health services

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Anonymous
2 months ago

Special needs son age 30 utililizes Dhhs services

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Cynthia Stang
3 months ago

The system is broken. The automated phone service doesn't give you the option to simply speak to someone. There aren't options for all questions. It sends you round and round a loop. Simply is the operative word. They make it very very difficult to get a hold of a live person. It should be more user friendly. They also said you have to update your info every 6 months. After you do that if you need assistance within those 6 months you have to do it all over again. Fill out forms, upload bills and documents, etc. It's not always easy to upload the necessary paperwork. ETC ETC ETC

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Lita Toney
5 months ago Featured

I encourage anyone who holds a position to do more to help families get the services they desperately need. Making the system work rather than making it a hardship for so many who are left behind. So many who give up and is costing lives. Show some humanity and compassion for those who desperately need it. Please.

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Michelle Massey Barnes
7 months ago

We experienced all of this system failures in Jackson county.

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Jennifer Hindle
9 months ago

Needs to happen!

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Sean Finegan
9 months ago

Sounds like an amazing initiative!!

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Tracy Bennett
10 months ago

Please Start doing better things to HELP kids. It must start somewhere and that is why you are being contacted. Thank you.

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Amy Bartel
11 months ago

I appreciate your dedication to our children with special needs. I have a 10 year old son nonverbal and I know how hard this is. Thank you.

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Deanna Hansen
11 months ago

As a mom of a child with ASD we waited on several lists for ABA for about a year after being diagnosed. Our pediatrician's rep actually continued working with us and actually located an office just up the street from our home - and they were fabulous. We just felt the time missed being taken out of school for ABA school would delay our son more. And the cost, though supposedly covered was insane! We paid in installments over the span of many months for attending just during the 2 months of the summer. The ABA set up offered a lot of the same services we already received for free in our school system. For us, it did not make sense. Speech and OT options are what need to be covered, not just ABA. Those are what we really needed! We waited a year on one other list and finally got called by them also, only when we had decided ABA was not our best route. Being on the fence about ABA after reading so many horror stories, we were apprehensive going in. Other than cost and losing school time our experience was really positive. Healing Haven was wonderful, and got us right in and promoted parent involvement too. Sadly many never find a place to even get in. We need more AFFORDABLE and ACCESSIBLE options like them!

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Josh Mrenza
11 months ago

Change is needed.

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Jody Dewing
11 months ago

Gladly my grandchild is perfect but lucky , my other daughter helps as much. Kinda hard to afford.

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Nicolette behm
11 months ago

Mother of an autistic son here in michigan

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Annette Prevaux
1 year ago

If we know better, we do better. The time is now.

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Tina Czewski
1 year ago

Let’s do this!

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Lisa Cochran
1 year ago

My daughter is Autistic and I am signing this for her sake <3 #ElleannaStrong

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Susan Clayton
1 year ago

This is a shame that this happens

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Anonymous
1 year ago

The schools failed my daughter so severely that we were forced to homeschool. Not to say that homeschooling is bad. Everyone learn what your rights are about IEP's and 504's before signing on or off.

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Phillip Parke
1 year ago

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Patricia Dudek
1 year ago

Yes!

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Tanya Brevoort
1 year ago

Both my sons are 2 & 3 both have autism