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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
8
William Slabodnick outlines Medicare basics for patients and groups. The program covers 65 and older with a card, offers ninety days of hospital care per spell, with 60 days free after a $40 deductible, and 30 days at $10 daily. A semi private room is defined as two beds, while four beds can qualify.
The text outlines Medicare provisions for private rooms when needed, 190 days of psychiatric care lifetime, and post hospital benefits after three days in hospital. It notes 20 free nursing home days then 20 dollars daily for the next 100 days, physician certification for admission, and unlimited hospital visits within 20 days. Home health care, therapy services, doctor bill coverage with a 50 dollar annual deductible, and 80 percent payment of reasonable doctor charges are described.
The Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve will dedicate a boundary marker at the southwest corner of the Western Reserve at 1 30 p m est Sunday. The Huron County engineer's office assisted the project and the marker will be at Section Line 30 Road and Route 224 near Willard.
Gene Hines of 105 Washington St returns home after two weeks in Columbus meeting his new Pilot Guide Dog Kristy a replacement for a former guide dog who died. The Lions Club linked the family to Pilot Dogs aiding the visually impaired while Gene had four weeks of training at the Pilot Home.
Army Private Larry D. Salmons, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Salmons of Berlin Heights, recently completed a light vehicle driver course at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He trained in operation and maintenance of military vehicles.
The owner of 62 Glover Street informs the Reflector that Isiah Hill no longer resides there. Hill listed 62 Glover Street with Norwalk police after a bar fight Saturday. Joanne Hill also gave 47 Glover Street as her address, not 62 as previously stated.
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