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We invite you to view our detailed privacy information by clicking the “Privacy Policy” button on this page. Here are some key points which may be of the greatest concern to you:
- Unless you actively provide information about yourself via a form or email link on our site, we do not use any online tools that “harvest” your personal information.
- With regard to any personal information you do choose to share with us, we never sell, rent or share your information without your express permission.
- If you fill out a form on the site and provide us with information such as your name and contact information, that data will be used in the context in which you provide it — to update your donor record, to provide you with information, to register you for an event, etc. In some cases, we may add you to our email list so that we can continue to send you information about our agency, but you will always have the option to unsubscribe.
- If you use the “Donate Now” page on our site to support us with a financial gift, your credit card information is processed securely by Blackbaud, and we only receive your contact information, the amount of your gift, and any specific designation you may have requested.
- Similarly, if you register to attend one of our events and make your payment online, that payment is securely processed by Greater Giving, and we do not store your credit card information.
If you have concerns that are not addressed here or in the document accessible via the Privacy Policy button on this page, please call us at 937.223.7217 or email us at cssmv@cssmv.org.
Eckerle Administration Center
922 West Riverview Avenue
Dayton, OH 45402
(937) 223-7217 or (800) 300-2937
General email: cssmv@cssmv.org
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- PASSPORT Services Help Older AdultsSeptember 27, 2024 - 1:47 pm
PASSPORT is for adults aged 60 and older who may need the level of care provided in a nursing home but hope to stay in their own homes. It is a statewide program funded by Medicaid so participants must be Medicaid-eligible. The first step is an assessment by a nurse or social worker who determines if the older adult would qualify according to level of care requirements. The local Job and Family Services then determines Medicaid eligibility and approves enrollment. Once enrolled, an individual is assigned a care manager who develops a care plan with customized services to help the individual remain safely at home. The care manager makes sure that needs are met with quality services and revises the care plan as needs change.