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November/December 2018

Senior Moments

Medical Services Med-icare Doesn’t Cover

Medicare Open En-rollment

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Kitchen News 2

Veteran News 3

Calendars 4,7

Menus 5,6

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Legal Assistance

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FFA/4-H Auction Results

Donations List

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Fixed Route Schedule 10

Transportation costs 10

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Inside this issue

Coverage gaps

Many Medicare beneficiaries need glasses, hearing aids and dental work, but Medi-care typically won’t pay for any of these services. And if your health deteriorates to the point where you need ex-tensive long-term care, Medicare will pick up the tab for only a very limited amount of time and under specific circumstances. Here’s a look at some com-monly needed medical ser-vices that Medicare doesn’t pay for. Dental care

Medicare doesn’t pay for rou-tine dental cleanings and fill-ings. Dentures and other types of dental devices aren’t covered either. Medicare Part A might pay for certain den-tal services received while hospitalized during an emer-gency. Hearing aids

Medicare won’t pay for a hearing aid or the exam re-quired to select and fit an ap-propriate device. However,

Medicare could cover a hear-ing and balance exam if your doctor determines it’s neces-sary. Routine eye examinations

Vision checks for the pur-pose of prescribing glasses and contact lenses are not covered by Medicare. How-ever, eye exams and tests may be covered by Medicare Part B for people with specif-ic conditions, such as an an-nual glaucoma test for high-risk retirees, a yearly eye ex-am for diabetic retinopathy and tests and treatments for age-related macular degen-eration. Glasses and contacts

Many older people need cor-rective lenses to see clearly, but Medicare typically doesn’t cover the cost of glasses or contact lenses. However, if you receive cata-ract surgery that implants an intraocular lens, Medicare will cover one pair of eye-glasses or one set of contact lenses provided by a Medi-care-approved supplier. Cosmetic surgery

Medicare won’t cover most types of cosmetic surgery. However, if the surgery is

Medicare Open Enrollment Medicare Open Enrollment Began Octo-ber 15th! It is time to make sure you aren’t paying too much. Let our SHIBA volunteers help you make sure you have the best Medicare Drug Plan and to change or enroll in an Advantage Plan. Open Enrollment will be from October 15th through December 7th this year with trained volunteers available by ap-pointment on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

10 Medical Services Medicare Doesn’t Cover Emily Brandon Staff Writer

Emily Brandon is the senior editor for Retirement at U.S. News

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The Kitchen

Senior Moments

A big THANK YOU again to the people and business's that donated 4-H and FFA animals to the Senior Center. With-out your donations we would struggle or would have to eliminate some meals. We are truly Grateful.

The Holidays are approaching fast and we are gearing up to serve you our wonderful home cooked holiday meals. We will have our Thanksgiv-ing meal on Friday, November 16th at noon, please come and join us.

Our next holiday meal is Christmas, my favorite, on

December 19th! Last year was a hit so we are going to be serving Prime Rib on the bone with a choice of well done to medium. We really liked serving you right from the roaster….. Come and join us for this fun and joyous meal. Again if you know a sponsor or donator Thank them, as this would not be possible without their sup-port.

All of our meals are good, nu-tritious and we so enjoy seeing our guests. Speaking of guests, think about bringing someone for one of our spec-

tacular meals. We take great care and add a dash of love when preparing your food.

Please remember even though old man winter is creeping in, stay hydrated. Winter can be one of the hardest times on our bodies. Keep drinking, Water that is…….

Dates we will be closed and we will not be serving a meal:

November 12th (Meals on Wheels)

November 23rd

December 24th (Meals on Wheels)

December 31st (Meals on Wheels)

11 servings95 cals

Ingredients

12 ounces cranberries

1 cup white sugar

1 cup orange juice

Directions:

In a medium sized saucepan over medium heat, dissolve the sugar in the orange juice. Stir in the cran-berries and cook until the cranber-ries start to pop (about 10 minutes). Remove from heat and place sauce in a bowl. Cranberry sauce will thicken as it cools. This recipe can also be hot packed

canned in a hot water bath for 20 mins. Great Christmas gifts.

Nutrition Facts

Per Serving: 95 calories; 0.1 g fat; 24.2 g carbohydrates; 0.3 g pro-tein;0 mg cholesterol; < 1 mg sodi-um.

Homemade Cranberry Sauce

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The Topic for this month is Pensions. We have had several calls on this recently. Currently the V.A. offers two types of pen-sion, A Veterans Pension and a Survivors Pension.

For a veteran to be eligible for a pension there are some con-ditions that must be met. General-ly the veteran must have served 90 days of active duty service, with at least one day during a wartime period. If you entered service after September 7, 1980 generally you must have served 24 months, or the full period for witch you were called or ordered to active duty ( with some excep-tions), with at least one day dur-ing a wartime period. Further you must meet one or more of the fol-lowing requirements: Age 65 or older, OR Totally and permanent-ly disabled, OR A patient in a nursing home receiving skilled nursing care, OR Receiving So-cial Security Disability Insurance,

OR Receiving Supplemental Security Income.

The Survivors Pension also re-ferred to as the Death Pension, is a tax free monetary benefit payable to a un-remarried surviving spouse and /or un-married child (ren) of a deceased Veter-an with wartime service. The veteran must have met the above requirements plus must have been discharged under other than dishonorable conditions. While an un-remarried spouse is eligi-ble at any age, a child must be; Under 18, OR under the age of 23 if attending a V.A. approved school, OR perma-nently disabled before age 18.

Both pensions are income de-pendent. As always if you have any questions please feel free to contact us here in the Veterans Service Office, (541) 573-1342.

Veterans News

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Suggested donation 60+ $3.50 59yrs & under Must Pay $4.50

Friday: November 2, 2018 Servers: Pioneer Presbyterian Church

Sponsor: ESA Sorority Open-Faced Roast Beef Sandwich Mashed Potatoes with Gravy Vegetable Pineapple Upside Down Cake

Wednesday: November 7, 2018 Friday: November 9, 2018 Servers: Faith Baptist Servers: Kiwanis Sponsor: Donald & Theresa Geisler Sponsor: Guy McKay Sponsor: Alley Insurance Sponsor: Ebar Oil

Chicken Pot Pie Veterans Luncheon Salad Corn Beef and Cabbage

Red Potatoes, WW Rolls Rice Crispy Treats Pistachio Cake

Wednesday: November 14, 2018 Friday: November 16, 2018 Servers: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Servers: Life Foursquare Church

Sponsor: Ken Thomas Real Estate Sponsor: Elizabeth’s Country Manor Sponsor: Claudio & Maria Iturriaga

Beef & Sausage Meatloaf Thanksgiving Luncheon Baked Potato With Fixings Turkey, Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy

Salad, WW Rolls Veggie, Cranberry Sauce, Relish Tray, Rolls Pudding Pumpkin Pie

Wednesday: November 21, 2018 Friday: November 23, 2018 Servers: Catholic Church Sponsor: Herb & Ann Vloedman CLOSED Sponsor: Tumbleweed Cannabis Co.

Lamb Stew Biscuits (Honey Butter) Senior Center CLOSED

Salad For Thanksgiving!

Cookies

Wednesday: November 28, 2018 Friday: November 30, 2018 Servers: Harney County Transition Center Servers: Harney County Church of the Nazarene

Sponsor: Bank of Eastern Oregon Sponsor: Ed Staub & Sons Petroleum

Birthday Luncheon Beef & Sausage Lasagna Pork Roast, Rice With Gravy, WW Rolls

WW Rolls, Salad Salad, Apple Sauce Jello With Fruit Cake & Ice Cream

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Suggested donation 60+ $3.50 59 yrs. & under Must Pay $4.50

Wednesday: December 5, 2018 Friday: December 7, 2018 Servers: American Legion Auxiliary Servers: Pioneer Presbyterian Church

Sponsor: Steve & Cindy Grasty Sponsor: Peace Lutheran Mission Endowment Fund

Sponsor: Page & Dorothy Dulaney Lamb Gyros Hamburger Steaks With Onions Pita Bread Couscous Pumpkin Soup

Cottage Cheese With Fruit, Broccoli Salad WW Rolls, Salad Lemon Bars Pudding

Wednesday: December 12, 2018 Friday: December 14, 2018 Servers: Faith Baptist Church Servers: Volunteers

Sponsor: Bill & Patsy Wilber Sponsor: Elizabeth’s Country Manor

Sponsor: Law Office of John Lamborn

Pork Chops Beef Stroganoff

Rice With Gravy WW Rolls

WW Rolls, Coleslaw Vegetable

Applesauce Fruit Crisp Jello

Wednesday: December 19, 2018 Friday: December 21, 2018 Servers: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Servers: Life Foursquare Church Sponsor: Ron & Jennifer Schirm Sponsor: Crystal Crane Hot Springs Sponsor: Gourmet & Gadgets

Christmas Luncheon Birthday Luncheon Prime Rib, Potatoes With Gravy Oven Baked Chicken, Rice with Gravy

Vegetable, Relish Tray, Au jus Salad, WW Rolls Pumpkin Bars Cake & Ice Cream

Wednesday: December 26, 2018 Friday: December 28, 2018 Servers: Catholic Church Servers: Catholic Church

Sponsor: Rose Garden Apartments Sponsor: Harney Rock & Paving Co.

Beef & Sausage Tater Tot Casserole Brunch Salad 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM

WW Rolls Scrambled Eggs with Peppers & Onions Cookies Biscuits & Gravy, Bacon, Yogurt, & Fruit

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Legal Assistance for Seniors 60+ Legal services are available to seniors in need. Harney Coun-ty Senior & Community Ser-vices Center and Attorney John Lamborn are working together to provide services related to the following legal issues: Income and Public Benefits Housing Guardianship Actions Long-Term Care Health Care Protection from Abuse or

Neglect Utilities

Age Discrimination Harney County Senior & Commu-nity Services Center will provide financial assistance, for those who qualify, for services provided under our contract with Mr. Lamborn. If you think you would benefit from this service or have further ques-tions, please contact the center at (541)573-6024. All Appointments with Mr. Lamborn will be made through the Senior Center and will occur at his office. Funds are lim-ited.

Routine foot care

Medicare Part B will cover medically necessary podia-trist services for foot injuries, including hammer toes, bun-ions and heel spurs. Howev-er, Medicare won’t cover rou-tine foot care such as the re-moval of corns and calluses, nail maintenance or foot cleaning. Foot exams and treatments could be covered for those with diabetes or other specific conditions. Acupuncture

This Chinese medicine pro-cedure involves inserting needles into the skin at spe-cific places on the body and is thought to relieve various ailments. However, Medicare

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10 Medical Services Medicare Doesn’t Cover won’t pay for acupuncture treatments. Care received outside the U.S.

Medicare typically won’t cov-er health care received in an-other country. However, there are a couple of rare instances when Medicare will pay, such as if a foreign hospital is clos-er than the nearest U.S. hos-pital for a beneficiary injured in the U.S. or if you receive emergency medical services in Canada while traveling be-tween Alaska and the conti-nental U.S. Personal care

If you need to hire help for bathing, dressing or getting out of bed, Medicare typical-ly won’t cover the cost. Med-

icare also generally won’t pay for housekeeping services, such as help with shopping, meals delivered to your home or 24-hour assistance at home. Long-term care

Medicare will pay for a short-term stay at a nursing facility if it follows a hospital stay of three or more days. While

Family Game Nights Coming Up:

November 16th & December 7th

Bingo: Play up to four cards, win prizes!

Pool, Cards, Games Refreshments for sale!!

Bring your family or friends and join us for an evening of fun!

$5 entry fee per person or $20 for a family

5-7:30 pm at the Senior Center

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We continue our 50/50 fund-raiser at every congregate meal. This money goes to purchase 4-H animals at the fair every year. We try to purchase a lamb, a pig and a steer each if we have enough money collected and donated specifically for the 4-H animals and Feed a Senior Project. Any and all donations for 4-H/FFA ani-mal purchases are greatly appreciated. We are proud to support our kids and feed our seniors!

THE 4-H FAIR AUCTION RESULTS!

The 4-H/FFA Auction this year was a great

success for us! A HUGE shout out to eve-

ryone who donated towards the Feed a

Senior Project. Not only was the Senior

Center itself able to purchase a lamb, a

pig and a steer with our fundraising efforts

but we received so many donations from

local businesses and individuals!!!

Our final tally shows the Senior Center re-

ceived a total of 22 pigs, 10 beef, 12

lambs, and 4 goats. The value of these

animals was over $101,973!! What a won-

derful way to support our local youth and

provide our seniors with locally grown,

farm fresh meat! The kitchen will be able

to provide so many nutritious and delicious

meals this year. Thanks to everyone for

their support.

50/50 for 4H/FFA

A Special Thank You To All Who Donated Including…..

50/50 donations

ACW

Badger Ventures

Bank of Eastern Oregon

Big R

Blackburn Real Estate

Buermann's Ranch Meats

Central Oregon Ranch Supply

Clearwater Pump & Irrigation

Rich and Fran Davis

Richard and Cherry Day

Stephen Doverspike

Marty and Lowell Goold

Hammond Ranch

John Lamborn

Lebanon Auction Yard

Left Coast Trucking

Les Schwab

Miler Ranch, Alfred & Carol Dunten

Louie Molt

New Sun Energy

Owens Family

Owens Rodent Control

Tom Pettyjohn

Verna Pettyjohn

Producers Livestock

Red Barn LLT Inc, Matt Bixby & Lesley Richman

Reed Ranch

Sage Country Veterinary Service

Silvies River Ranch, Bill and Jackie Dunbar

Jack & Bonnie Smith

Ed Staub and Sons

Terreo Trust, John Lamborn Trustee

Tree Top Ranches

US Bank

Vale Veterinary Clinic

Western Video Market

Dan Winn

Larry and Arlene Woodell

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Dial-A-Ride: What Does It Cost?

Seven days a week: 0-10 mi. $1.00 per stop is required.

11-20 mi. $5.00 one way upon availability

21-35 mi. $10.00 one way upon availability

36+ mi. $20.00 plus $.505 per each addition-

on Availability:

John Day $55.36 Round Trip

Bend or Ontario $115.96 Round Trip

Extra Rider on Bro-kered Trip:

John Day $25

Bend or Ontario $35

al mile one way upon availability

SCHEDULED BEND TRIP:

$35.00 round-trip to Bend $18.00 one way and $8.00 errand in Bend

SPECIAL TRIP up-

Deviated Fixed Route Transportation Schedule

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Saturday

8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.

Deviated fixed route only. Closed 12:00-1:00 P.M.

Sunday

8:00am-3:00P.M.

Last pickup is 2:45

To facilitate scheduling please call as

Dial-A-Ride is a countywide service which prioritizes demand responsive trips within a 10 mile radius of Burns/Hines and provides occasional charter service to events and activities in Har-ney County.

Monday—Friday

7:00 a.m.—7:00 P.M.

Deviated fixed route only after 5:00 P.M.

soon as you know you will need a ride. A week or more in advance is not too soon to schedule your ride.

When scheduling your rides, please tell the dispatcher the exact number of stops and number of riders

$1.00 per stop

A ticket card of 20 rides can be pur-chased for $20 from drivers or dis-patch.

Scheduled Trips to Bend

Public Transportation in Harney County

Any medical ride requiring same day service will be called in to our dispatch center by the brokerage.

This applies to medical rides only, you

may still schedule other rides through our center yourself. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this program, please contact your case man-ager or caregiver.

GOHBI Transportation Network:

1-877--875-4657

1-541-288-9163

(Burns and Hines Area Rides)

This applies to medical rides only.

MEDICAID RIDE SCHEDULING

Due to regulations from the State of Oregon, all medical transportation for Medicaid recipients must be scheduled through a regional broker. Mid Co-lumbia Council of Governments Trans-portation Network is the agency con-tracted to operate this transportation program in our area.

Our Dial-A-Ride dispatcher receives notice daily for rides to be scheduled.

Harney County Dial-A-Ride

17 South Alder Burns

541-573-3030

November

Thursday November 8th Tuesday November 13th

Thursday CLOSED for Thanks-giving

Tuesday November 27th

December

Thursday December 6th Tuesday December 11th Thursday December 20th

Tuesday CLOSED for Christmas

Days may be changed due to scheduling conflicts, staff shortag-es, holidays, etc.

Appointments in Bend must be scheduled no earlier than 10:00a.m. and no later 3:00p.m. Bend/Redmond Fare: $35 Round Trip, $18 One Way

Fare is payable upon reservation. You are responsible for all other costs. The bus will return when the last appointment concludes. This service is available for medical appointments and airport service. Shopping availa-ble if time allows. Stops are at the discretion of the driver.

If you are a client of APD, they may pay for your ride. It is your responsi-bility to contact your case manager and make arrangements prior to the

trip.

VETERANS if you need a medical ride out of the community please schedule as far in advance as possible so we are able to accommodate your trip.

To access alternative telecommunica-tion call Oregon telecommunication relay service: #711

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Highlights at a Glance

Bunco Second Monday 5-8pm, Third

Monday 7-9:30pm, Fourth Monday 6:30-9:00pm,

Fourth Thursday 6-8pm

Birthday Lunch:

Friday November 16th Friday December 21st

Brunch:

October 26th, 10:30AM-12:30PM

Senior Center will be closed:

November 12th in observance of Veterans Day

November 22nd & 23rd for Thanksgiving

December 24th & 25th for Christmas

December 31st for New Year’s

Miracle Ear: Most Wednesdays

Walking with friends:

Monday, Tuesday and Thurs-day 10:30-11:30am

Tai Chi Class: Tuesday and Thursday 9:30-

10:30am Monday 3:00 pm Thursday 3:00 pm

Yoga: Mondays 11:30 am -1:00 pm

Quilting:

Mondays 9:00am-3:00pm

Medicare help: Tuesdays & Thursdays 1-3pm

Open Enrollment every Tues-day and Thursday for BY AP-

POINTMENT ONLY till Dec. 7th Phase 10

First Tuesday 1-4pm

Food Bank Hours:

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 1-3pm.

Friday 8:30-11am & 1-3pm

Christian Church Food Bank Hours:

Monday & Wednesday 10am-1pm

Family Game Nights Nov 16th & Dec. 7th

5-7:30pm Medical Transportation Program

for Veterans

For more details call Dial-A-Ride 541-573-3030 or HC Veteran Officers Guy McKay

or Tim Mosher 541-573-1342

PO Box 728

Burns OR 97720

Phone: 541-573-6024

Fax: 541-573-6025

E-mail:

[email protected]

Serving our community since 1973

http://www.co.harney.or.us/index.php/features/

community-business-services/senior-community-services-

center

NON-PROFIT ORG.

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

BURNS, OREGON

PERMIT #52

It is the policy of Harney County Senior & Community Services Center not to discrimi-

nate against anyone because of age, race, religion, color, handicap, sex, physical

condition, developmental disability, sexual orientation or national origin.

The Early Childhood Center Book Buddy Program is seeking volunteers. Book bud-dies spend about 15 minutes once a week reading or playing with a child. Call Jane for more info, 541-573-6461.