81. Individual Clinic Information: UI Family Care: UI Health Care family medicine; Community health and wellness programs; Onsite radiologylaboratory services. family Medicine Michael Jurgens, MD Ann Reid, PA-C. http://www.uihealthcare.com/depts/uifamilycare/cliniclocations.html

UI Family Care home UI Department of Pediatrics UI Department of Family Medicine UI Department of Internal Medicine ... UI Community Medical Services home Send comments and questions to staff@uihealthcare.com University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa UI Family Care Individual Clinic Information See map Belle Plaine Centerville Iowa City - UI Hospitals and Clinics ... Wapello UI Family Care Center Belle Plaine Services Providers 105 Ninth Avenue Belle Plaine, IA 52208 319-444-4099 Fax Open Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - Noon Carol Schumacher Practice Administrator Family medicine Pediatric medicine Podiatry services Community health and wellness programs On-site radiology laboratory services Family Medicine Saleem Shamsee, M.D. Natalie Lanternier, M.D. Pediatrics Michelle Malloy, A.R.N.P. To the top Centerville Medical Clinic Services Providers 19876 St. Joseph Drive Centerville, IA 52544-8850 641-856-3009 Fax Open Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

82. UM Japanese Family Health Program, Education Information I compared the differences between programs at our University and family Medicine.Our program at Nagasaki does not have enough training in primary care and http://www.med.umich.edu/jfhp/edu/ozono.html

Experiences as an Academic Family Medicine Fellow in the Department of Family Medicine, University of Michigan Report of experience: September 1999 - March 2000 Yoshiyuki Ozono, M.D., Visiting Scholar from Japan 1) Understanding the Philosophy of Family Medicine I learned about the philosophy of Family Medicine at the University of Michigan Department of Family Medicine under the direction of Dr. Thomas L. Schwenk, Dr. Michael D. Fetters, and Dr. Kiyoshi Sano. The ideology of the family physician is to practice considerate and adequate medical service from the viewpoint of patients and to raise the patient's quality of life. In order to practice, a doctor needs to understand not only distress and the pains of patients but the circumstances of family, community, and to practice with consistency and have responsibility for patients. The goal of education is to train these doctors and research targets investigations raising the patient's quality of life. 2) Clinical Care Outpatient Care at the East Ann Arbor Health Center I participated directly in the clinical setting by working under the direction of Dr. Fetters and Dr. Sano and others at the East Ann Arbor Health Center.

83. UM Japanese Family Health Program, Education Information Department of family Medicine Delegation s Visit to Japan Kiyoshi Sano, MD,Director of Clinical programs of the Japanese family Health Program; http://www.med.umich.edu/jfhp/edu/fetters.html

Department of Family Medicine Delegation's Visit to Japan Report of experience: September 28- October 9, 2000 Michael D. Fetters, M.D., M.P.H., M.A., Associate Professor and Director of the Japanese Family Health Program For the second consecutive year, a delegation of faculty from the University of Michigan Department of Family Medicine visited leaders of Family Medicine in Japan. The purpose of this trip was to support the growth and development of the academic specialty of Family Medicine in Japan. The Michigan delegation included, Samuel E. Romano, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist and Director of Behavioral Science Education; Wendy S. Biggs, M.D., Assistant Residency Director; Kiyoshi Sano, M.D., Director of Clinical Programs of the Japanese Family Health Program; and Michael D. Fetters, M.D., M.P.H., M.A., Director of the Japanese Family Health Program and Director, Medical Ethics Education in Family Medicine. The delegation kicked off their visit at the Second Nagoya-Michigan Primary Care Forum held at the Nagoya Universty Alumni Association Building. Hosted by Dr. Nobutaro Ban of the Nagoya University Medical School Department of General Medicine, the Forum followed a streamlined "Society of Teachers of Family Medicine" format. In the morning, four small group sessions all attended by 15 to 30 participants addressed the topics: Woman As A Physician (Drs. Biggs and Ikusaka); Dealing With A Difficult Patient And Family (Drs. Romano and Ban); How To Have A Medical Student In Private Practice (Drs. Sano and Sato); and Developing A Medical Ethics Curriculum (Drs. Fetters and Suzuki).

84. GovBenefits.gov - Benefits Report maryland Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, For moreinformation on maryland WIC, please visit the maryland family Health http://www.govbenefits.gov/govbenefits/benefits/report.jhtml?dispatch=state&bid=

85. Family Investment Administration - [FIA] maryland family Investment Administration s Home Page containing information The family Investment Program (FIP) was created to help families achieve http://www.dhr.state.md.us/fia/

DHR > Family Investment Administration FIA Home Page Programs Select Program Food Stamps Medicaid Cash Assistance Burial Assistance ... Contact FIA VISION A Maryland where people independently support themselves and their families. THE FAMILY INVESTMENT PROGRAM The Family Investment Program (FIP) was created to help families achieve independence through work, personal and family responsibility, and community involvement. You may ask the Department of Social Services for help in finding a job. You may apply for Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA), Medical Assistance, Purchase of Care (child care), Food Stamps, and Social Services. All families have opportunities, rights and responsibilities under the Family Investment Program. OPPORTUNITIES The opportunity to become independent through work and child support. The opportunity to be a two parent family and remain eligible for TCA. The opportunity to own assets like a car, home, and savings accounts and still qualify for TCA. The opportunity to get Medical Assistance and Child care even after you find a job.

86. Family Investment Administration: Medicaid maryland family Investment Administration s Home Page containing information about For additional information on the Medicaid Program and eligibility http://www.dhr.state.md.us/fia/medicaid.htm

DHR Family Investment Administration > Medicaid FIA Home Page Programs Select Program Food Stamps Medicaid Cash Assistance Burial Assistance ... Contact FIA Program Description: Medicaid, also called Medical Assistance, is a Program that pays the medical bills of certain needy and low-income individuals. It is administered by the State and pays medical bills with Federal and State funds. Eligibility: Medicaid coverage is automatically granted to individuals receiving other public assistance, including Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Temporary Cash Assistance (TCA), and Foster Care. Low-income families, children, pregnant women, and aged, blind, or disabled adults may also qualify for Medicaid. You can have private health insurance and be eligible for Medicaid. The rules are different for different groups and the kinds of medical care covered are different for different groups. If you need help paying for your own or your family’s medical bills, you should find out for sure about your eligibility for Medical Assistance by filing an application at your Local Department of Social Services. Regional Variations: Benefits and eligibility requirements are standard across the State.

87. Maryland Center For Maternal And Child Health maryland family Planning and Reproductive Health Program maryland s familyPlanning Program serves approximately 78000 women and men each year at more http://www.fha.state.md.us/mch/html/familyhome.html

Center for Cancer Surveillance and Control Council on Physical Fitness Genetics and Children Center for Maternal and Child Health Center for Preventive Health Services Child and Adolescent Health Health Promotion, Education Oral Health Deer's Head Center Western Maryland Center CMCH HOME What's New Children's Health and the Environment Conference 2004 Child Death Report MD PRAMS Report, 2003 Postpartum Depression brochures ... Contact Us Center for Maternal and Child Health Maryland Family Planning and Reproductive Health Program Family Planning Clinic Sites Methods of Birth Control Clinical Guidelines for Health Care Professionals The goal of the Maryland Family Planning and Reproductive Health Program is to: Reduce unintended pregnancy, Improve pregnancy outcomes by assuring that comprehensive, quality family planning and reproductive health services are available and accessible to Maryland citizens in need.

88. Determining Student And Family Contributions - Financial Aid - MD Program - Educ The amount expected is a function of your marital status, family size, and typesof resources being Dependency Exception for Federal Loan programs http://med.stanford.edu/md/financial_aid/family_contributions.html

Quick Links... School Home Dean's Office Departments Institutes Contacts General Information News Events Lane Medical Library Jobs Alumni Make a Gift startState("Education"); School of Medicine Home Education MD Program Financial Aid MD Financial aid MD Program Home Curriculum Student Research Scholarly Concentrations ... Student Organizations Determining student and family contributions Student Contribution Parental Contribution Exception: Students who are 30 years old by the first day of autumn quarter are considered independent and will not be required to provide parental information taxable income (wages or salaries, interest, and dividends) untaxed income (social security benefits, veteran benefits, voluntary annual contributions to tax deferred savings, workers compensations) assets (savings, investments of all kind, stocks and bonds, stock options) age number of dependents number of dependents in college federal and state income taxes paid, and an allowance, which varies according to family size. As a result, the amount of the expected parental contribution will vary from student to student.

89. Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. ~ 2005 Press Release ~ Childhood Interv The program, administered by the maryland Committee for Children, The Committeefor Children and maryland s Friends of the family have proven track http://www.governor.maryland.gov/pressreleases/2005/022405_childhood.html

PRESS RELEASE Office of the Governor FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, February 24, 2005 Governor Ehrlich Strengthens Two Childhood Intervention Programs Governor Adopts Steele Commission's First Two Recommendations ANNAPOLIS - Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., today announced the latest step in his 2005 "Child-first Agenda," directing that two significant early childhood intervention programs be refocused and relocated from the Department of Human Resources to the Maryland State Department of Education. Accepting a preliminary recommendation of Lt. Governor Michael S. Steele's "Commission on Quality Education in Maryland," the Governor announced his decision to recognize Maryland's "Child Care Resource and Referral Network" and "Family Support Center Network" as education initiatives for young children. "Experts tell us that 90% of all brain development occurs by the age of five," the Governor said. "If we don't begin thinking about education in the early years, our children are at risk of falling behind by the time they start Kindergarten. These two programs have a proven track record of giving Maryland's very youngest kids and their families the best possible start in life." In announcing the proposed move, the Governor also indicated his intention to strengthen funding for the Child Care Resource and Referral network to a total of $3.8 million. The program, administered by the Maryland Committee for Children, matches working mothers and parents with quality, early intervention childcare.

90. Center For Healthier Children, Families & Communities The UCLA Child and family Health Leadership Training Program provides Planning family Health programs • Child Advocacy Skills for Effective Action http://www.healthychild.ucla.edu/ChildandFamilyHealthProgram.asp

Community-Based Programs BASICS Elizabeth Learning Center Hope Street Family Center TIES for Adoption ... First 5 Strategic Policy Professional Training CHAT Doctoral Support Vivian Weinstein Program Child Welfare Children in Foster Care Early Childhood Building Community Systems International Collaborative State ECCS Initiative Health Services Special Healthcare Needs Monroe County Initiative Early Childhood Health Policy National Oral Health ... PISCS Child and Family Health Leadership Training Program T Selected Courses • Child Health, Programs, and Policies • Leadership in Health Care and Public Health Organization • Community Organization • Evolving Paradigms of Prevention: Interventions in Early Childhood • Interventions in Adolescence • Pregnancy and Childbirth: Policy Issues Beyond Prenatal Care • Reproductive Health • Planning Family Health Programs • Child Advocacy: Skills for Effective Action Neal Halfon, MD, MPH, Director

91. TPCB Peer Roundtable Report: Hagerstown, MD RURAL CAR PURCHASE PROGRAM. Wheels to Work Thomas Russer maryland family InvestmentAdministration. Wheels to Work is a car purchase program operating in http://www.planning.dot.gov/Peer/Maryland/Hagerstown.htm

Transportation Planning Capacity Building Program - Peer Roundtable Report - Solution to Rural Issues Through Partnerships: A Community-Centered Approach Transportation Solutions for Rural Communities Location Hagerstown, MD Date September 24-25, 2003 Roundtable Host Agency: Department of Health and Human Services, Region 3 Roundtable Participants: Federal Transit Administration, Headquarters Federal Transit Administration, Region 3 Community Transportation Association of America Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Shore Transit I. Summary This peer roundtable session took the form of a panel discussion within the agenda of the Region 3 Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Conference, "Solutions to Rural Issues Through Partnerships: A Community-Centered Approach." With an attendance of 75-100 individuals involved in various social and human service programs, the goal of the two-day conference was to develop a strategic plan to coordinate rural development resources within the region. Day 2 of the agenda dealt with transportation issues - specifically, a panel discussion on innovative transportation solutions for rural communities. The session consisted of a series of presentations and focused on the benefits of coordinating non-emergency public transportation services in rural areas, and the strategies for achieving that coordination. II. Federal Agency Involvement

92. Maryland Asthma Control Program The maryland Asthma Resource Guide is a tool to assist families, The ChildhoodAsthma Program was created by the maryland Department of Health and http://www.marylandasthmacontrol.org/

Center for Cancer Surveillance and Control Council on Physical Fitness Genetics and Children Center for Maternal and Child Health Center for Preventive Health Services Child and Adolescent Health Health Promotion, Education Oral Health Deer's Head Center Western Maryland Center CMCH HOME About Us Family Planning and Reproductive Health Child and Adolescent Health ... Maryland Abstinence Education and Coordination Program Lead Risk Areas By County Asthma Action Plan Educational Material Order Form Health Care for Pregnant Women and Babies Where to Find Services ... Contact Us Maryland Asthma Control Program The Maryland Asthma Resource Guide is a tool to assist families, health care providers, and public health professionals in realizing the available asthma resources across the nation, through out Maryland, and within local jurisdictions. To decrease the prevalence of asthma and the occurrence of its complications in Maryland through education, outreach and surveillance; and

93. Guard Family Program Each state or territory has a family Program Joint Force Headquarters Office These offices are the primary service locations for the family Program. http://www.guardfamily.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=B0302_A.stateDetails&locationID=

94. Maryland Child Support Guidelines Program WHAT IS SASICALC-maryland child Support Guidelines program ? SASI-CALC is aprofessional maryland child support program. If you are going thru a maryland http://www.sasi-calc.com/

USE WHAT THE COURTS USE - SASI- CALC! Professional Maryland Child Support Calculator Developed by experienced Maryland Divorce and Family Lawyers Home Software Features SASI-CALC For Home Users SASI-CALC For Professionals ... Legal Articles Choose a County! ALLEGANY ANNE ARUNDEL BALTIMORE CITY BALTIMORE COUNTY CALVERT CAROLINE CARROLL CECIL CHARLES DORCHESTER FREDERICK GARRETT HARFORD HOWARD KENT MONTGOMERY PRINCE GEORGE'S QUEEN ANNE'S SOMERSET ST. MARY'S TALBOT WASHINGTON WICOMICO WORCESTER You can now get the same forms lawyers are using at a fraction of the cost. National Divorce Information case information form. Child Support Maryland Family Law Divorce Law Maryland Child Support Software Used by Courts to Decide Your Child Support.* Do You Know What Your Maryland Child Support Should Be? For Home Users Online Access Professional Edition Download Now Mandatory Financial Forms Maryland Financial Forms MICPEL Download SASI-CALC is a professional Maryland Child Support program. If you are going through a Maryland divorce and have children you need to know your Maryland child support. Maryland divorce lawyers and Maryland Courts use SASI-CALC to calculate your child support. The Home User internet only program, provides

95. At The Heart Of Menninger's Research Is Mentalizing, A Critically Important Subj The Menninger Child family Program is leading an international research Peter Fonagy Peter Fonagy, PhD, director of the Child and family Program, http://www.menningerclinic.com/research/researchers.htm

Research Focus Program The Strategic Plan History of Research ... Research Researchers New research projects unite the high technology of human neuroimaging with Menninger's expertise and comprehensive collection of research data in the behavioral sciences. This partnership of research psychiatry and behavioral sciences is moving toward greater understanding of physical and genetic factors of complex or recurring psychiatric and brain disorders. The Menninger researchers include: Efrain Bleiberg, MD, vice chair, Child and Adolescent Services, Menninger Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Baylor College of Medicine and medical director for The Menninger Professionals in Crisis Program, is nationally recognized as a leader in child and adolescent psychiatry and was cited in 1994 by Good Housekeeping magazine as one of the nation's top mental health professionals. He oversees Menninger research. Board certified in adult and child and adolescent psychiatry, Dr. Bleiberg has in-depth clinical expertise in personality and conduct disorders, trauma, and consequences of maltreatment of children and adolescents. He also has a keen interest in developmental psychopathology. Dr. Bleiberg integrates treatment methods, utilizing psychodynamic, pharmacological, and family systems approaches. He has written extensively about serious and complex symptoms of children and adolescents. His book

96. YMCA Of Central Maryland Click HERE for YMCA of Central maryland Road Race Schedule. YMCA programsare offered at eight branches, 17 Head Start centers, 58 childcare sites and http://www.ymcamd.org/

Home YMCA of Central Maryland The Sunrise Rotary Club of Catonsville Presents The Western Family YMCA Catonsville Rotary Y5K Race and Fun Walk September 24, 2005, Catonsville, Maryland Click HERE for Registration Brochure. Click HERE to register online at Active.com. Click HERE for YMCA of Central Maryland Road Races. Anne Arundel Family YMCA Second Annual Golf Tournament and Bankers Cup Monday, September 26, 2005 Compass Point Golf Course, Pasadena, Maryland Click HERE for a Registration Form. Druid Hill's First Annual "More Than a Game" Golf Tournament to Benefit Inner City Youth with the National Great Blacks in Wax Museum Friday, October 14, 2005 Pine Ridge Golf Course, Lutherville, Maryland Click HERE for a Registration Form. Maryland General Hospital presents Druid Hill 8K Race and 5K Walk Click HERE for event summary and Results. Summer Campers Take Part in Summer Games Click HERE for the press release. Druid Hill Family Branch YMCA, circa 1918 YMCA History Complete in Special Collection at University of Baltimore The Langsdale Library at the University of Baltimore has a special collection of historical information about the YMCA of Central Maryland. An overview of the collected information is available by clicking

97. Prince George's County, MD - Department Of Housing And Community Development : G The Housing Choice Voucher Program enables lowincome families to rent an apartment, The family Self Sufficiency Program (FSS) is an innovative, http://www.goprincegeorgescounty.com/Government/AgencyIndex/HCD/general_info.asp

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98. HHS Approves Maryland Expansion Of The State Children's Health Insurance Program Today s amendment to the maryland SCHIP program raises the income eligibilitylevel to Families enrolled in the premium assistance program will not be http://www.cms.hhs.gov/schip/20001107.asp

Search Frequenty Asked Questions Programs Medicare Medicaid SCHIP HIPAA ... CLIA Topics Advisory Committees Coverage Demonstrations Manuals ... State Waivers Resources Acronyms Contacts Events Forms ... Search FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2000 Contact: HCFA Press Office HHS APPROVES MARYLAND EXPANSION OF THE State officials expect this expansion of their SCHIP program to cover an additional 19,600 currently uninsured children, in addition to the 61,500 already covered. Maryland is eligible to receive over $56 million in funds for fiscal year 2000. SCHIP is historic, bipartisan legislation signed in 1997 by President Clinton. The SCHIP law appropriates $24 billion over five years to help states expand health coverage to children whose families earn too much for traditional Medicaid, yet not enough to afford private health insurance. Maryland, like all states with SCHIP plans, will receive federal matching funds only for actual expenditures to insure children. "The Clinton administration and the states are working together to give children the health care they need to live longer, healthier lives," said Secretary Shalala. "It's a pleasure to approve the Maryland amendment and I look forward to more states expanding their programs in the future."

99. Fitchburg Family Practice Residency Program Faculty - UMass Medical School Dr. Wawszkiewicz is Associate Director of the Residency Program. She is a graduateof the family Practice Residency Program in Fitchburg and joined the http://www.umassmed.edu/fmch/residency/fitchburg/faculty.cfm

directory contacts index this section only FMCH Home Welcome! Medical Student Programs Residency Programs ... fitchburg residency Fitchburg Family Practice Residency Program - Meet our Faculty CORE FACULTY Beth Kurtz M.D., Residency Director, Medical Director University of Oregon, 1979 George Washington University School of Health Sciences, 1984 Eisenhower Army Medical Center Family Practice Residency, 1987 American Academy of Family Practice, Member American Board of Family Practice, Diplomate National Board of Medical Examiners, Diplomate Assistant Professor Dr. Kurtz was previously a faculty member of the Family Practice Residency Program at Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. She was a Staff Family Physician in the military for several years serving in Korea, Germany and at Fort Drum, New York. Her special interests are clinical ethics, women's health issues, obstetrics, and office procedures. Dr. Kurtz is the director of undergraduate activities in the residency, supervising the 3rd and 4th year medical student clerkships. She is a member of the Ethics Committee at HealthAlliance Leominster/Burbank Hospitals, and the Admissions Committee, UMass Medical School. Monica Wawszkiewicz, D.O., Associate Residency Director

100. Maryland Honorees CASA of maryland Takoma Park Immigrant and refugee families throughout the region Through its 50/50 program, both mothers and fathers find peer groups, http://www.aecf.org/familiescount/maryland/

Meet the Honorees Maryland Honorees CASA of Maryland Takoma Park Immigrant and refugee families throughout the region have gained a voice and learned to advocate for their rights through CASA. They also find services that move them forward, including legal assistance, language classes, job training and job placements with fair employers. Center for Fathers, Family and Workforce Development Baltimore The Center reaches out to young men to help them grow into their roles as fathers and partners. Through its 50/50 program, both mothers and fathers find peer groups, help in co-parenting and support for job success. The Center also works to reconnect ex-offenders to their families. The Family Center of the Cumberland YMCA Cumberland Focusing on young families, the Center strengthens parents' confidence, parenting skills and earning potential, while early childhood development programs help their children thrive. The Center also makes it possible for young families to take part in all YMCA programs and activities. Garrett County Community Action Committee Oakland In the isolated communities of Appalachia, GCCAC brings community leaders together and fuels economic development to create new opportunities for families. At GCCAC, parents can also build savings, buy their first homes, gain parenting support and learn job skills.

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