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Hector Pantojas Comes Home
December 21, 2010
BY RICK HARRISON REPUBLICAN-AMERICAN
Crash victim returns home after 5 years in city facility. State program allows for care in family setting.
Care At Home: A New Civil Right
Atlanta attorney Sue Jamieson filed the original Olmstead suit that went to the Supreme Court. The ruling states that it’s a violation of civil rights law to separate people with disabilities into institutions when they could live in the community with some limited help. Published: December 02, 2010 by Joseph Shapiro If you ever visit [...]
Tony Orlando Helps Medicaid Supporters
Tony Orlando, the entertainer who immortalized the yellow ribbon as a symbol of homecoming, gave an hour-long concert at Mohegan Sunday August 2, 2010, to help more than 300 Medicaid reform supporters celebrate the success of their recent efforts to expand homecare choices in Connecticut’s Medicaid program.
Dora’s Hope…A New Web Site for a New National Mandate
LOS ANGELES (July 14, 2010) – Soon the choice will be yours. That’s the hope of activist and Dora’s Hope founder Joe Stango. Instrumental in bringing hundreds of Connecticut’s seniors and disabled home from nursing homes, Stango’s new mandate is to change the face of Medicaid in every state in the nation. A new, interactive [...]
Joe Stango’s Dora’s Hope Retained by WDC Media
Los Angeles, CA — (June 7, 2010) — WDC Media, the nation’s most innovative and passionate faith and values-based public relations firm, has been retained by Joe Stango, founder of Dora’s Hope and the man behind the recent changes to Connecticut’s Medicaid policies Founded in 2009, Dora’s Hope is a grass roots advocacy movement whose [...]
