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St. Peter’s Health Partners, including college choices and tuition reimbursement.
Our SPHP/Trinity colleagues and their family members have access to new programs designed to remove barriers to care. We offer confidential online behavioral therapy and related medication management; direct access to colonoscopies; easy access to mammograms; diabetes education and medical nutrition therapy; physical medicine and rehabilitation; and outpatient physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy clinics.
Are you looking for a food pantry? Transportation? Other social services or health education resources? Use the social needs self-assessment screening tool and then use the Community Resource Directory link above to create a customized list of free and reduced-cost options near you.
For SPHP colleagues and family members who are overwhelmed or need help coordinating their health care or social needs, your SPHP care coordinator is here to help. The coordinator provides education about chronic health conditions and connections to health care services, community resources for financial issues, and so much more.
St. Peter’s Health Partners offers help with stress management, quitting smoking, childcare, a colleague crisis fund, spiritual care, and so much more.
Feeling sick? Visit St. Peter’s Health Partner’s “Think Before You Go” website page to help determine whether you need to visit your doctor, urgent care, or the emergency department.
Early detection of cancers is key to better treatment outcomes. We have compiled a list of breast cancer screening/mammography and colon cancer screening locations within the IHANY network. Click the link above. This flyer is part of a Care Navigator booklet that also highlights lab locations, urgent care locations, and information on Annual Wellness Visits for Medicare recipients.
If you are looking for high-quality laboratory services, including blood draws and tests performed on other lab specimens, review our comprehensive list of lab locations within the IHANY network. Click the link above. This flyer is part of a Care Navigator booklet that also highlights cancer screening locations, urgent care locations, and information on Annual Wellness Visits for Medicare recipients.
If you have an illness or injury that needs attention, but is not life- or limb-threatening, use an urgent care facility instead of an emergency department. Here is a list of all urgent care locations affiliated with our IHANY partners. This flyer is part of a Care Navigator booklet that also highlights cancer screening locations, lab locations, and information about Annual Wellness Visits for Medicare recipients.
Did you know that Medicare will provide an Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) once a year at no cost to you? Learn who is eligible, how to schedule your AWV visit, and what is covered as part of the exam. Plus, see a list of primary care providers. This flyer is part of a Care Navigator booklet that also highlights cancer screening locations, lab locations, and urgent care locations.
Community-Based Health Care Services
We offer several community-based health care services in the Capital Region and beyond. Click on these links to learn about The Community Hospice (offering support and care for people with a life-limiting illness); Palliative Care (relief from pain, the symptoms and the stress of serious illness with a goal of improving quality of life for patients and their families); and Home-Based Primary Care (for individuals who regularly require in-home services or have a physical condition which makes it difficult for them to leave the home).
This link includes a step-by-step guide to utilizing the provider search tool on the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan (BCBSM) website.
If you have questions about why your SPHP provider isn’t listed as Tier 1 on the BCBS of Michigan website, why an authorization request was denied, which Urgent Care Centers are Tier 1, etc., read this tip sheet to learn how to get your questions answered.
The Eddy is a nationally recognized not-for-profit network of health care, supportive housing, and community services based in the greater Capital Region. Click to learn about visiting nurses and physical and occupational therapists; personal emergency response and medication dispensing systems; medical equipment, supplies, and respiratory therapy services; home infusion; Eddy SeniorCare – PACE (Program of All- Inclusive Care for the Elderly); sub-acute short-term rehabilitation services; and independent, assisted, and memory care senior housing.
The Health Home program provides support to those with Medicaid and chronic health issues. Once enrolled in the program, each Health Home member is assigned a care coordinator who will ask members about their health, life, and goals. Together, the member and care coordinator will make a plan to identify what kind of help the member needs right away and what can be worked on over time. These identified needs and goals can be big or small. The decision is based solely on what the member wants to share and the care they need.