How Empower can help you:
Empower Healthcare Solutions, LLC (Empower) is a Provider-led Arkansas Shared Savings Entity (PASSE).
We offer care coordination for adults and kids to address the overall health care needs of Medicaid beneficiaries who have complex behavioral health or intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) service needs.
“I’m so thankful to have real support now. Our care coordinator helps make sure my son, Brentlee, gets every service he needs.”
Justin Trumann, AR.
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Champ M. Power stopped by a Myers-Davis Life Coaching and Disability Services event yesterday at St. Bernards Auditorium in Jonesboro. The event helped families of children with special needs find answers and connect with resources.
February is American Heart Month. Stress can hurt your heart. Calm activities like listening to music or stretching can help you relax.
February is American Heart Month. Strong emotions can raise blood pressure. Slow, deep breaths can help your body feel calm.
February is American Heart Month. Positive thoughts help your feelings. Being kind to yourself can improve your mood.
There's no "perfect" time to work on your mental health.
Each day, we should work on ourselves. Each day, we make choices that reflect who we are becoming as people.
If you feel stressed, pause, breathe, and regulate yourself, THEN make a decision. Small moments can change the trajectory of your day.
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February is American Heart Month. Healthy foods help your heart. Fruits and vegetables help your body stay strong.
It's okay not know every next step, as long as you're taking steps!
"When you finally accept that it's okay not to have answers and it's okay not to be perfect, you realize that feeling confused is a normal part of what it is to be a human being." – Winona Ryder
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DHS offers several kinds of services to help Arkansans in their own homes and communities. These Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) can benefit people who need help with everyday activities. For example, people with physical disabilities, mental health illnesses, intellectual or developmental disabilities, and older adults.
For more information, visit ar.gov/hcbs.
