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Q: What do generous bikers, amazing employees, Detroit Tigers games, pushing veterans in chariots on a 5-mile race, and dancing to live music at the annual classic car show have in common? A: It’s all covered in the Michigan Veteran Homes September e-Newsletter. Check it out, and sign up for the monthly e-newsletter at the link below. https://lnkd.in/eq6ZHxrt Happy September, from MVH.
Nearly 56 million Americans utilize Medicare Part D for prescription drug coverage, and this new cap on annual out-of-pocket spending will benefit millions of Medicare Part D participants.
For those before us. For those still with us. And for those #veterans of tomorrow. We're committed to exceptional care and quality of life - for those who've served us. Michigan Veteran Homes https://lnkd.in/euHjJppF
56 years ago today, Staff Sergeant Paul Lambers (then Sergeant Lambers) – from Holland, MI – assumed command of his platoon in Vietnam after his platoon leader was wounded. In the proceeding five-hour firefight, Staff Sergeant Lambers’ courage, selflessness, and leadership helped bring his soldiers through the night, and repel the enemy assault. His actions would also earn him the Medal of Honor. Read more about Staff Sergeant Lambers at the link below. Lest we forget.
Congrats to Mr. Howard Seid, U.P. Veteran of the Year!
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association 35-1 (CVMA 35-1) stopped by Michigan Veteran Homes D.J. Jacobetti in Marquette today to visit with our veterans and donate $10,000 to the Home’s Charitable Support Fund. Since 2014, CVMA 35-1 has donated more than $77,000 to the Home, supporting #veteran quality of life. It takes a village to serve those who’ve served us, and we’re incredibly grateful for our friends at CVMA 35-1.
Today, more than half of Michigan's 503,000+ veterans are 65 years of age or older. Additionally, someone turning 65 years of age today has a nearly 70% chance of needing some type of long-term care service and supports in the future. Connecting to the benefits you earned through military service today will make it easier on you - and your loved ones - should the day come that you need long term-care in the future. Find an accredited veteran service officer and seek out the benefits earned in service, today. Your future self - and those who love you - will thank you for it. https://lnkd.in/eR4WPUGW
We're grateful for our remarkably generous friends at the Forgotten Eagles. Their support - along with the support of so many others - ensures the highest quality of life for #veterans at Michigan Veteran Homes. Together with our communities, we're delivering the care and quality of life veterans earned, and deserve. https://lnkd.in/eQEmUdNm
