UMPQUA HEALTH ALLIANCE
HEALTH RELATED SOCIAL NEEDS NUTRITION SUPPORTS
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Medically Tailored Meals (MTMs):
-Meals may consist of fresh or frozen food
-Up to three (3) meals per day with a duration of up to six (6) months
-Service is limited to once per eligible Member over the program's lifetime (September 2022-August 2027)
-Meals must be delivered to the Member’s home or private residence. Private residences may include shelters that do not provide residents with meals.
Nutrition Education:
-Nutrition education that offers evidence-based strategies on adopting food choices and other food and nutrition related behaviors conducive to health and well-being and guidance on food that is person-centered, considers dietary preferences and is culturally appropriate.
Members may not receive MTMs and Nutrition Education at the same time. However, if eligible, members may receive Nutrition Education before or after receiving MTMs.
3031 NE Stephens Street
Roseburg, OR 97470
Roseburg, OR 97470
Eligibility:
Life situation: Members must be in at least one of these situations:
-Left incarceration (jail, detention, etc.) in the past 12 months
-Left a mental health or substance use disorder treatment facility in the past 12 months
-In the Oregon child welfare system (foster care) now or in the past
-Going from Medicaid-only benefits to qualifying for Medicaid plus Medicare
-Experiencing homelessness
-Have a household income that’s 30% or less of the average yearly income where they live AND lack resources or support to prevent homelessness (visit the HRSN provider web page for qualifying income tables)
-Being a young adult age 19-20 who is living with an ongoing childhood health condition
-https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/DHSForms/Served/le-838217.pdf
Qualifying health conditions: Members must have one of the following health conditions:
-Complex physical health condition
-Complex behavioral health condition
-Developmental or intellectual disability
-Difficulty with self-care and daily activities
-Experience of abuse or neglect
-65 or older
-Under age 6
-Pregnant or gave birth in the past 12 months
-Repeated trips to the emergency room or crisis service
-Experiencing food insecurity
More information on the program or specific details about each health condition can be found on pages 5-7
https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/DHSForms/Served/le-838217.pdf
After the initial assessment, the member will be referred to a registered dietician for an assessment to demonstrate the need for MTMs and to ensure that MTM care plan goals are met.
Life situation: Members must be in at least one of these situations:
-Left incarceration (jail, detention, etc.) in the past 12 months
-Left a mental health or substance use disorder treatment facility in the past 12 months
-In the Oregon child welfare system (foster care) now or in the past
-Going from Medicaid-only benefits to qualifying for Medicaid plus Medicare
-Experiencing homelessness
-Have a household income that’s 30% or less of the average yearly income where they live AND lack resources or support to prevent homelessness (visit the HRSN provider web page for qualifying income tables)
-Being a young adult age 19-20 who is living with an ongoing childhood health condition
-https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/DHSForms/Served/le-838217.pdf
Qualifying health conditions: Members must have one of the following health conditions:
-Complex physical health condition
-Complex behavioral health condition
-Developmental or intellectual disability
-Difficulty with self-care and daily activities
-Experience of abuse or neglect
-65 or older
-Under age 6
-Pregnant or gave birth in the past 12 months
-Repeated trips to the emergency room or crisis service
-Experiencing food insecurity
More information on the program or specific details about each health condition can be found on pages 5-7
https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/DHSForms/Served/le-838217.pdf
After the initial assessment, the member will be referred to a registered dietician for an assessment to demonstrate the need for MTMs and to ensure that MTM care plan goals are met.
Hours:
Phone/FAX Numbers
- (541) 229-4842 Main phone
- (800) 866-9780 Crisis Hotline
- (888) 516-6166 Hotline 24/7 Nurse Hotline
- (541) 440-6304 TTY/TTD
- (888) 877-6304 Toll-free
- Main phone (541) 229-4842
- Toll-free (888) 877-6304
Email Address: [email protected]
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Services:
- Home Delivered Meals * Medicaid Recipients
- Nutrition Education * Medicaid Recipients
Other Services Offered At This Location:
- HEALTH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES - COORDINATED CARE ORGANIZATION
- HOUSING/SHELTER - HEALTH RELATED SOCIAL NEEDS HOUSING SUPPORTS HOME MODIFICATION
- HOUSING/SHELTER - HEALTH RELATED SOCIAL NEEDS HOUSING SUPPORTS RENTAL ASSISTANCE
- MATERIAL GOODS - HEALTH RELATED SOCIAL NEED CLIMATE SUPPORTS
- TRANSPORTATION - MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
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UMPQUA HEALTH ALLIANCE