Since 1998, Jean has served as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Worcester County Food Bank (WCFB), providing leadership and a comprehensive vision to all areas of WCFB’s advocacy and operations. Prior to becoming CEO, she was the Agency Outreach Coordinator from 1995 to 1997. Since assuming the role as CEO, Jean has guided the organization and its network of food pantries, community meal programs, and shelters to tremendous successes.
Are you considering a Medicare Advantage plan that provides more comprehensive coverage than Original Medicare and one that delivers coordinated care to patients of UMass Memorial Health?
At UMass Memorial Health, we understand that every situation is unique and understanding your options for Medicare coverage is important, and often overwhelming. We appreciate that you have many questions and decisions to make and want to be a trusted resource for information regarding options to access Medicare benefits.
In order to effectively provide medical treatment to you, we require a commitment by staff, patients, and visitors alike. Mutual trust and respect can help us provide the right treatment plan, in a safe and respectful environment that promotes healing.
Below we’ve outlined the Code of Conduct expectations for all Patients and Visitors designed to help make your hospital stay, appointment, or visit successful:
Along with Original Medicare, UMass Memorial Health accepts the following Medicare Advantage plans. Keep in mind that this list is subject to change. Before scheduling an appointment or seeking treatment, please contact your health plan to verify whether the physicians and hospitals are participating in your specific health plan network.
In addition, if you have Medicare Advantage coverage through your current or former employer, you may want to refer to your health plan materials regarding your benefits before making any change.
Get in step when it comes to keeping your feet healthy especially if you have diabetes. People with diabetes can develop foot problems of all kinds. These problems can happen when there is nerve damage or poor blood flow. You may experience pain, tingling or weakness in the foot.
A perfect dressing for a perfect party vegetable. Brussels sprouts can be substituted with broccoli, turnips, kale or another favorite veggie. Serve over chicken or other protein, eat as a side dish, or try it as a healthy mid-afternoon snack.
Serves 4
