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April 19, 1984 # 6 RESOLUTION
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PURPOSE: CONTINllE TO CONTRACT WITH VISITING NURSES ASSOCIATION
OF OSHKOSH TO PROVIDE SERVICE FOR EXISTING OLDER ADULT
HEALTH YROGRAM AT THE OSHKOSH SENIORS CENT.Ek
INITIATED BY: DEPARTMENT OF COMM[7NITY DEVELOFMENT
BE IT RESOLVED by the Co�non Council of the City of Oshkosh that the
proper City officials are hereby authorized and directed to enter into the
attached agreement with the Visiting Nurses Association of Oshkcsh.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that money for this purpose is appropriated
from Account No. 076-560, Committee on Aging, Professional Services.
SUBMITTED BY
APPROVED
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AGREEMENT BETWEEN TFIE CITY OF OSIIK.OS(I AND
TIIE VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF OSHKOSH
WITNESSETN:
WFiEREAS, [he Ci[y of Oehkosh, [hrough [he Oahkoeh Housing Authority, has applied for
and hae received a Ti[le III Grant, euch money to be used for a health Program for [he
elderly� and
WIIE"EAS, [he Ci[y, [hrough the Oehkoeh Houeing Au[hority and the Oshkosh Seniors
Center, ie desirous oi con[rac[ing wiih the Visiting Nurse Aseociation (VNA) of Ushkosh
for [he pro+ieion of ecreening componente and for [he provieion of program con[en[, ed-
minie[ra[ion of services, and coste [hereof; and
WIIEREAS, [he City, [he Oehkoeh Houeing Authority, the Oehkoeh Seniors Cen[er, and the
Vieiting Nurse Aaeocia[ion agree [hat i[ ia [o the mutual benefit of each to en[er in[o this
agreement.
NOW, THEREFORE� it ia mutually agreed as followe:
1. That the Viei[ing Nuree Aseociation (VNA) agrees to implemen[ a
heal[h program for elderly individuala residing wi[hin [he Oehkosh
urbanized area, all purauan[ to the projec[ proposal of the Wi.nnebago
County Co�mnit[ee on Aging� a[tached hereto and incorpora[ed herein
� by reference.
7. TAa[ the City of Oshkoah, [hrough the Oehkosh Seniors Center, a-
greea to pay to [he VNA an amoun[ no[ exceeding $10,500.00.
3. Tha[ [hie agreement will [erminate on December 31� 1984. Any
par[y to this agreement may [exminate [hie agreement upon wri[[en
no[ice a[ leas[ thirty daya in advance to [he other par[ies.
4. Tha[ the Oehkosh Seniors Cen[er and the Oahkoah Housing Au[hority
ehall provide euch phyeical space ae ie required For [he conduct
of [hie program at Marian Manor, Oehkoah, Wisconsin.
5. Thet [he VNA agreee [o provide health-ecreening, counseling, ed-
aca[ion aervicee For an average of ll houre per week.
6. Tt�at [he VNA agrees to ineure i[self againet suita for profeaeional
liabili[y arieing out of [he adminietra[ion of [his program,
7. Tha[ [he VNA agrees not [o uae [he aid ot eervires of any volm[eer,
unleas the VNA provides for the volunteer ineurance coverage
accep[able ro [he City.
8. 'Cha[ [he Ci[y of Oehkoeh� the Oehkoeh Floueing Au[hority, and [he
Oshkosh Seniors Cen[er are in no way responaible for any of [he
acta� negligen[ or otherviee� of any employees of [he VNA.
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9. That [he V.N.A, hereby releaees [t�e City of Oshkosh, the Oet�koeh Nousing
Authori[y� end the Oehkoeh Seniore Center from e11 deb[s, claima, demande�
demagee, ac[ione and causes of action wha[soever which may result from
aaid program, and [he VNA further agreee [o hold the Ci[y of Oshkoah, [he
Oehkoeh Nouraing Au[hori[y, and the Oahkosh Seniore Cen[er free and hannless
from eny claim for damages which may be made by .eaeon of damagea or injury
Co pereone or property connected [herewi[h.
IN WITNE55 WHEAEOF� Che par[ies have hereunto aet their hende and seals [his
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Approved es [o form:
Assis[an[ City A[[orney
Approved as [o foxm:
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A[torney a[ Law
VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION OF OSNKOSH
BY:��z-i� /� ✓I.��o.�a_>iin �-.,�6 Y�
JAN BAEU � DIRECTOR
BY:
OSHKOSH HOUSING AUTIIORITY
BY:
SONN ��RANZEN.DIAECTOR
OSFIKOSH SENIORS CENTER
BY: YU�f�" �u'/�lll,(��) ��'.�—��
SUSAN KftEIBICI{� DIRECTOR
CITY OF OSHKOSH
BY:
WILLIAM D. FRUEH, CITY MANAGBR
BY:
CITY CLERK
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RESOLUTION # 6
WINNEBAGO COUNTY COMMITTEE ON AGIFIG
PROJECT PROPOSAL
1. PROJECT TITLE Older Adult Health Program
2. TYPE OF AGENCY: PUBLIC X PRIVATE NON-PROFIT PRIVATE PROfIT
3. PROJECT PERIOD: FROM 1-i-84 TO 12-31-84
4. PROVIDER IDENTIFICATION: (AGENCY, GOVERP�MENT UNIT, ORGANIZATION)
NAME Oshkosh Seniors Center/City of Oshkosh
ADDRESS
CITY
P.O. Box 1130
Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54902
TELEPHONE NUMBER 414-424-2109
5. OFFICIAL AUTHORIZED TO SIGN CONTRACTS AND OTHER PAPERS FOR YOU:
NAME William Frueh
ADDRESS P-0. Box 1130, Oshkosh
6. PROJECT DIRECTOR:
NAt4E Susan Kreibich:
ADDRESS 600 Merritt Avenue
7. CHECKS SHALL BE SENT PAYABLE T0:
TITLE City Manager
TELEPHONE 414-424-0274
TITLE Seniors Center Director
TELEPHONE 414-424-2109
NAP4E City of Oshkosh TITLE
q�p„_�� 0'00 i'er� iit Avenue, Osh!cosh TELEPFIO"iE 414-42�-2i09
8. PERSON WHO COMPLETED THIS PROPOSAL:
NA�1E Susan Kreibich
TITLE Director, Oshkosh Seniors Centt
9. AUTHORIZA�IOJV TO REQUEST F NDS
I hereby certi fy that the /'�y"�/ OF ��� (Agency,
Gov't Unit, Organization) �as ega�ority to enter into con-
tractual agreements and has authorized me to sign on its behalf to
request funds from the Winnebago County Committee on Aging. I further
certify that funds awarded will be used solely for the purpose(s) set
forth in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, policies
and procedures of Federal State, and Winnebago County.
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DESCRIPTIO�J Of PROJECT
1. Geographic.Area to be served by this project:
City limits - Oshkosh
RESOLUTION # 6
2. Estimated Unduplicated number of older adults who will be served
by your project. These will be all different persons
who will use your program during the year:
Caucasian Rnn
Black
Oriental
American Indian
Spanish Lang.
Other Minority
Total 800
3. Units of service to be provided:
One unit is defined as One comolete health screeninct of one person aqe 60 ar over
one class session by a quatified instructor to enable a group of older adults to r
guire knowledqe; or skills; one complete interview with one or two persons to pro�
health counseling; one blood pressure check; one article in newspaper or newslett�
Number to be provided 2244
$18.00 per screening
Blood Press�ost per unit $45.00 per program (Divide total project
Screenings per consu a ion cost by total units to
programs $ 2.00 per blood pressure be provided)
Consultaiions $24,00 per article
News- q, Describe your goals and action steps :(Use back of page if needed}
letter/Newspaper articles or addicional pages
(See back side of this paper)
5. Describe your actions in the area of contributions and program
income: (use additional pages if necessary)
Whenever we publicize the service we encourage contributions - we say
"contributions accepted but not expected." The contribution can is al-
ways available so that if someone wishes to contribute they ^:ay. The
nurse turns in contributions at the end of the day and the Secretary
receipts it. The nurse is really not aware of who puts in what.
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RESOLUTION # 6
4. Describe your goals and action steps
I. Continue to offer the triphasic program which is designed to improve the
quality of life for the older adult.
A) Offer Health Screenings that may identify potential problems
. which may need medical intervention and that assist the in-
' dividual in learning more about health promotion, Have each
person who receives a screening fill out an evaluation form
as to how they felt about the screening.
B) Continue to emphasize and offer Yhe Health Education component
through informing individuals in the methods of taking respon-
sibility for their own health status through the monthly health
series and bi-monthly articles in the Senior poings Newsletter
and by having each participant at the montfily health series
evaluate the program(s).
C) Continue to offer the individualized health counseling compo-
nent by having a weekly open hour when people may come to the
Senior Center without an appointment, to have their questipns
and concerns answered.
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Fart A. SFr��ices Funde� bv the Aging Unit
Proqram Overvie�: of Services Funded by the Aging Unit
�/ 1. 'Program Name Oshkosh �lder Adult Health Pro9ram
2. �Standard Program Category
3. Service Type (if required}
►/ 4. Service Provider Oshkosh Seniors Center through contract wi s os .•A-
A. Minority Provider [] Yes ❑ No
✓B. Agency Type �jPublic Q Private, Non-Profit _[jProfit-Making
C. Subcontracted Program ❑ Yes ❑ No
�/D. Project Period i-1-84 - 12-31-84
5. Estimated Total Units to be Provided ___ •
6. Estisnated Different Persons to be Served
✓Pertent w9th Social and EconomiC Need 6% economic nee
7.
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Geographic area to be Covered:
Pragram Description:
(Please turn over for Program Description).
10. Service Provider Cantact Person
Tit1e, Address:
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8. Program Description:
RESOLUTION # 6
The Older Adult Health Program is a triphasic program for the well older
adult. The three phases of the program are health screening, health education,
and individualized health counseling. These programs are designed to improve
the qualtiy of life for the older adult. .
The health screening component is for well older adults who are interested
in health promotion, and prevention of disease. The h2alth screening includes
several screening procedures, health history, and health and wellness counseling.
This program is not designed to replace the medical physical exam; rather, the
health screening program is designed to identify potential problems which may
need medical intervention and to assist the individual in learning more about
health promotion.
The health education component is a more intensive effort than the health
screening, to inform individuals in the methods of taking responsibility for
their own health status. The health education series includes monthly lectures
and d.iscussion of various disease processes and life style adaptions to maintain
good mental and physical health.
The individualized health counseling component involves a weekly open hour,
when people may come to the Senior Center without an appointment, to have their
questions and concerns answered. .Again, this is designed for the well adult, and
not for the individual who is experiencing difficulty with their current medical
treatment plan. The Older Adult Health Program recognizes that the appropriate
treatment for a person experiencing difficulty with their health should be seen
and diagnosed by their physician.
The Older Adult Health Program is a triphasic program committed to enchancing
the quality of life for the older adult through health education and promotion of
physical and social wellness. This program works in cooperation with the other
programs offered by the Oshkosh Senior Center.
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RESOLtiTION # 6
OLDER ADUL7 HEALTH PROGRAM
STATISTICS - JUNE, 1982 - MAY, I983
Health Screening - 191
Health Education Series - 419
October - Living With Arthritis
November - Medicare
December - Your Eyes - A Most Precious Possession
January - Hearing Loss
February - Blood Pressure - The Rest of the Story
March - Understanding Your Medicine Chest
April - Alzheimers Disease
May - Eat, Eat, Eat, - to Your Hearts' Content
June - Exercise - For The Health of It.
Public Blood Pressure Clinic - 778
Marian Manor Blood Pressure Clinic - 415
Individual Consultation - 549
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, ' OLDER ADDLT �AL?'E P�OGRAf�I RESOLUmzoN # 6
EVAI,UATION rO�f1
'I. t�fas the Health Screening satisfactory? �/� '
2. ��Ihat did you find helpful in the pro am? �Y�iC .c.e o��
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3. 4las there any part oP the program you would like to see
changed? If so, in what way? �ysa
4. Would you recommend the Health Screening to others?�a..
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5. 4lould you be interested in returning to the Health Program
in one year for an.other screeni.ng? p�/�;�-�� �„�
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6. How clid you learn about this program? /� newspaper �
_ friend
v Seni.ors Center
� Other
7. Aay other comments?
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Thank you for your cooperation in filZin� this out.
'1. Was the Health Screening satisfactory? y� _
2. What did you find helpful in the program? ,� ��(� ,�:,� ,�� ciech-u�
uua v?�u� .t�ww:,4 rurcl .�%ucf g�ve.� me peace or mind
3. Was tYtere an� part of ihe progrs.m you would like to see
changed? If so, in what wa,y?
4. Would you recommend the Health Screening to others� ?have
icecy,�snended it t� oi�.e2 peo�Ce. ,% !�.ad i,f rG�ne a�er�a a�n anr� ruu ��cfi.��ed.
5. ?aould Sou be interested in re-tu�in� to the Health Pro�r�-a
in ona �ear for anotner screensng? �� _%.r:iiniz J ux�cr,��.
6. How did you learn about this program? newspaper
friend
�_Seniors Center
Other
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ThanY, you for your cooperation in filling this out.
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