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The document outlines the significant burden of tobacco use in Michigan, highlighting its status as the leading cause of preventable death in the state. It discusses nicotine addiction, its symptoms, and the challenges faced by individuals trying to quit smoking. The document provides a comprehensive overview of treatment strategies, including provider counseling using the 5 A's (Ask, Advise, Assess, Assist, Arrange), available resources for cessation support, and specific considerations for pregnant women. It emphasizes the health benefits of quitting smoking and encourages healthcare providers to actively assist clients in their efforts to stop tobacco use.

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How to apply for state assistance in Michigan?

If you are enrolled in Medicaid or MI Choice (see above), your regular benefits will cover some of your expenses while you live in an assisted living facility, like physical therapy or prescription costs. However, Michigan does not have a Medicaid program that will pay for room and board in an assisted living facility.

Who is eligible for Michigan state emergency relief?

Michigan 2-1-1 is an easy way to find help of all kinds, right in your community. Need help with food, housing, or paying bills?

How much is cash assistance in Michigan for one person?

In general, eligibility is based on the number of individuals in your household, your monthly income and effective 12/01/19 your countable cash assets over $15,000 (except for those applying for burial services). Some assets such as homestead, one vehicle, personal and household goods are excluded.

How much does the state of Michigan pay a caregiver?

To apply online, you can use a publicly available computer at your local MDHHS office or at a MI Bridges community partner organization. To apply using the paper application, you can find a copy of the application and information booklet on the MDHHS website.

Does the state of Michigan pay for assisted living?

The Family Independence Program (FIP) provides cash assistance to families with dependent children. Sometimes it is called Cash Assistance, TANF, or FIA. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) decides who qualifies for FIP. If you apply, they will look at who is in your household.