National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP)
The National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP) website serves as a resource of information about our organization and the members it serves.
5272 River Rd. | Suite 600 | Bethesda, MD 20816
(p) 301.986.8770 | (f) 301.986.8772 or info@natsap.org
HOUSING ASSISTANCE
The Fairmont-Morgantown Housing Authority
304-363-0860
www.fmhousing.com
Mon County Habitat for Humanity
Office: 304-292-9014
Restore: 304-291-2991
http://moncountyhrh.org
NCWV Community Action Association
304-363-4367
www.ncwvcaa.org
West Virginia Fair Housing Action Network
304-296-6091
http://www.wvfairhousing.org
EMERGENCY HOUSING ASSISTANCE
American Red Cross
304-598-9500
www.redcross.org
Bartlett House
304-292-0101
www.barletthouse.org
Caritas House
304-985-0021
www.caritashouse.com
PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
Division of Rehabilitation Services
304-285-3155 or 1-800-642-8207
http://www.wvdrs.org/
Literacy Volunteers
(304-296-3400
http://www.lvmpc.org
Morgantown Area Youth Services Project
304-284-7321
www.maysp.cfsites.org
National Youth Advocate Program
304-366-5832
http://www.nyap.org/west-virginia/4576181134
PACE Enterprises
304-983-7223
www.paceenterprises.org
REM West Virginia
304-292-2108
www.remwestvirginia.com
Stepping Stones
304-983-7837 or 1-800-982-8799
http://www.steppingstoneswv.org
West Virginia Caring (formerly Hospice Care Corp)
304-599-4200
https://hospicecarecorp.org/
WV Birth to Three
304-296-3660
www.wvdhhr.org/birth23/
WV Department of Education and the Arts Division of Rehabilitation Services
304-285-3155
http://www.wvdrs.org/
West Virginia Parent Training & Information (WVPTI)
1-800-281-1436
www.wvpti.org
WorkForce West Virginia
304-285-3124
http://www.workforcewv.org
WVU Center for Excellence in Disabilities
304-293-4692
http://www.cedwvu.org/
Youth Ready
304-296-8223 ex 24 or 1-800-585-2347
HEALTH AND COUNSELING SERVICES
Al-Alnon/Alateen
1-888-425-2666, #2
http://www.wv.al-anon.alateen.org
Caritas House
304- 985-0021
www.caritashouse.com
Marketplace Insurance
304-598-5150
www.WVNaviCare.com
Mental Health America
304-292-0525
www.mentalhealthamerica.net
Milan Pusker Health Right
304-292-8234
www.mphealthright.org
Mon. County Health Department
304-598-0344
www.monchd.org
Mon. County Parent Educator Resource Center
304-291-9288 ext. 238
http://wvde.state.wv.us/osp/percdirectory.html
MTM West Virginia
618-245-8300
https://www.mtm-inc.net/west-virginia/
Quin Curtis Center
304-293-1824
www.psychology.wvu.edu/centers
Right from the Start
304-598-5100
www.wvdhhr.org/rfts/
West Virginia Children’s Health Insurance Program (Chip)
304- 285-3175 or 1-877-982-2447
www.chip.wv.gov
WV Healthy Start/ HAPI (Helping Appalachian Parents and Infants)
304-293-1560
http://medicine.hsc.wvu.edu/obgyn/HAPI
WV Parent Training and Information
(1-800-281-1436)
www.wvpti.org
1-844-Help4WV (844)-435-7498
www.help4wv.com
METAL HEALTH SERVICES
1-844-HELP4WV
1-844-435-7498
http://www.help4wv.com/
Chestnut Ridge Center
304-598-6400
http://wvumedicine.org/hospitals-and-institutes/chestnut-ridge-center/
Valley Health Care
304-554-2200
www.valleyhealthcare.org
Boy Scouts
304-366-3940
www.scouting.org
Girl Scouts
304-345-7722
www.bdgsc.org
Mountaineer Area Robotics
304-292-5125
www.marsfirst.org
Morgantown Area Youth Services Project
304-284-7321
http://www.maysp.cfsites.org
Mountaineer Boys and Girls Club
304-292-7510
www.mbgclub.org
National Youth Sports Program – NYSP
West Virginia University
304-293-3295
http;//nysp.wvu.edu/
Region 4 Tomorrow
304-677-5853
www.Region4Tomorrow.com
The Shack Neighborhood House
304-599-5466
www.the-shack.org
WVU Extension Service, Monongalia County Office
304-291-7201
www.monongalia.ext.wvu.edu
PRENATAL, INFANT AND CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
Birthright of Morgantown
304-296-0277
www.birthright.org
Board of Parks and Recreation (BOPARK)
304-296-8356
http://www.boparc.org
Buckle Your Baby for Life
www.buckleyourbabyforlife.org
Child Care Resource Center
304-292-7357
www.ccrcwv.org
Early Head Start/Head Start
304-291-9330
www.ncwvcaa.orgheadstart.html
Mon General Prenatal Ed. Program
304- 598-1484
http://mongeneral.com/main/birthcenter.aspx
Morgantown Parent Zone
http://www.morgantownparentzone.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
Morgantown Public Library System
304-291-7425
http://morgantown.lib.wv.us/
Parent Educator Resource Center
304-291-9288
http://wvde.state.wv.us/osp/perc.html
Right from the Start
304-598-5100
www.wvdhhr.org/rfts/
Spark Imagination and Science Center
304-292-4646
http://sparkwv.org/
St. Ursula Baby & Toddler Program
304-599-3822
Mon. Co. Family Resource Center Starting Points
304-680-0568
www.moncountyfrc.com/index.html
WIC (Women, Infants, and Children)
304-598-5181 Hotline: 304-558-0030
https://ons.wvdhhr.org
WV Birth to Three
304-296-3660
www.wvdhhr.org/birth23/
West Virginia Children’s Health Insurance Program (Chip)
304- 285-3175 or 1-877-982-2447
www.chip.wv.gov
WV Healthy Start/ HAPI (Helping Appalachian Parents and Infants)
(304)-293-1560 or 1-866-738-4274
http://medicine.hsc.wvu.edu/obgyn/HAPI
WVDHHR- Child Protective Services
(304)-285-3175
www.dhhr.wv.gov/bcf/Pages/default.aspx
WVU Student Family Resource Center
(304)-293-5370
http://childcare.wvu.edu
Recently a lot of you have had a patient that presented a fairly new insurance program for Veterans called Veterans Choice Program. This coverage is only effective IF the patient is more than 40 miles from the nearest VA Hospital and are unable to obtain an appointment within the next 30 days.
This coverage is NOT eligible for Emergency Room visits and not for an inpatient admission or clinic visit.
Before your Veterans Choice Card can be used, you must first meet the following test of eligibility for
Choice Card benefits. If, after following Step 1 of the test you are not eligible for benefits, just hold
on to your Card – you do not need to call us.
THANK YOU FOR
YOUR SERVICE TO
OUR COUNTRY!
TO FIND OUT IF YOU’RE ELIGIBLE:
PERSONALLY ASSESS YOUR ELIGIBILITY FOR CHOICE CARD BENEFITS.
Before you call us, ask yourself these four simple questions:
1) Have you been told by your local VA medical facility that you will need to wait
more than 30 days from your preferred date or the date medically determined
by your physician? OR
2) Is your current residence more than 40 miles drive distance from the closest
VA health care facility? OR
3) Do you need to travel by plane or boat to the VA medical facility closest
to your home? OR
4) Do you reside in a location that is 40 miles drive distance or less from a VA
medical facility and face an unusual or excessive burden in traveling to such
a facility?
STEP
1
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be eligible to use your
Choice Card. VERIFY YOUR ELIGIBILITY by calling 866-606-8198.
When you call us, please be prepared to provide us with any other health
insurance coverage you have, such as employer or union-provided health plans,
so we can assess coverage responsibilities.
STEP
2
IMPORTANT: If you do not receive approval prior to obtaining care, you may be responsible for
some or all of the costs of the non-VA treatment you receive.
Date: December 7, 2015
To: All area Obstetric and Pediatric Providers
From: Penny Womeldorff, Project Director
Re: Referrals for Right From the Start and the WV Healthy Start/HAPI Project
(Prenatal Women, Infants, and Postpartum/Interconceptional Women)
As most of you have probably heard by now, the Regional Lead Agency for Right From the Start (Region 7), has temporarily closed and all functions of this office are being managed at the state level. Until this issue can be resolved, the WV Healthy Start/HAPI Project has taken over the management of all referrals for Right From the Start and the HAPI Project.
In the past, many of our Obstetric and Pediatric offices were faxing the Prenatal Risk Screening Instrument (PRSI) and Alternate Entry Form directly into the Regional Office and the Regional Care Coordinator (previously Charlita Atha and Carla Bailey) to make sure referrals were completed in a timely manner. Until further notice, when you fax the PRSI or Alternate Entry Referral Form to the state office (Office of Maternal, Child and Family Health), if you would also include the HAPI Project Office Fax number we will make sure that your patients get referred to a Designated Care Coordinator for RFTS and HAPI in a timely manner. You may also refer a postpartum woman for HAPI Project services by using the Alternate Entry Form or simply calling us with referral information.
WV Healthy Start/HAPI Project Fax#: (304) 293-7540
WV Healthy Start/HAPI Project Phone#: (304) 293-3840
Or you can mail a referral (PRSI or Alternate Entry Form or Name/Contact Information) to:
WV Healthy Start/HAPI Project, PO Box 9186, Morgantown, WV 26506
If you would like further information about services provided by the WV Healthy Start/HAPI Project and Right From the Start, need referral forms, or have any questions or concerns, please contact (304) 293-1560 or at pwomeldorff@hsc.wvu.edu.
If your family member’s driving ability appears to be impaired due to age, disability or other health problems, please consider requesting a WV DMV Medical Review on their behalf.
When drivers are reported, the DMV will review all information recieved. The driver may be required to see a licensed physician or optometrist for a check-up or take the road skills test to demonstrate their ability to drive safely. As well, periodic medical and/or visual examinations and/or driver re-examination may be required of drivers who have been evaluated and deemed “at risk” by the DMV. All cases are reviewed on an individual basis to determine the appropriate course of action.
Anyone can report concerns about an unsafe driver but it will NOT be anonymous. A DMV employee, a physician, a caretaker or a member of their immediate family. If a law enforcement officers encounters and personally observes a potentially indafe driver, they must report it to the DMV. Immediate family members include a:
Here is a link to the form that will need to be completed and submitted to the WV DMV:
Hello everyone!
Did you know??
Patients can register online to stay at the Ronald McDonald House.
To request a room, a family member or guardian must contact the Ronald McDonald House via phone call or online form to be placed on the wait list. Please call 304-598-0050 or click on the link below to begin the online registration process.
Request a Room:
https://www.rmhcmorgantown.org/family-services/how-to-stay/
•A representative of Ronald McDonald House Charities will contact with room availability.
•Unfortunately, due to the nature of the care of the patient, rooms cannot be guaranteed in advance. A family’s length of stay is often uncertain; instead, a family’s name is placed on a wait list for their day of arrival. Rooms are assigned daily as they become available.
http://www.rmhcmorgantown.org/family-services/how-to-stay/online-registration/
Criminal Background Check Form
*** Please be advised that every new visitor to the Ronald McDonald House must complete and submit a Criminal Background Check form. Here is the link:
http://www.rmhcmorgantown.org/family-services/how-to-stay/background-check/
I hope you find this helpful. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions and have a great weekend!
Cindie Harper, MSW, LGSW
Medical Social Work 