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14 JULY 1,2012 Smoke Signals Medicare Part B reimbursement notice If you are a Grand Ronde Tribal member, have reached the age of retirement (65) or have started to receive Social Security Retirement or disability benefits through Social Security (SSD), you may be eligible to receive Medicare Part B benefits through the Tribe. To find out if you are eligible, or to get enrolled in Medicare Part B, please do the following: call toll-free 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) or go online at www.medicare.gov. You will need to request an application for enrollment in Medicare Part B and return it to your local Social Security Office. Once you are enrolled in Medicare Part B through Social Secu rity, you will need to call our office to request a Medicare Part B Reimbursement packet to apply. As a Grand Ronde Tribal member, the Tribe will reimburse your Medicare Part B premium each month at the standard rate. Note: If you are currently on the Skookum Tribal Health Plan it is re quired that you accept Medicare Part B when you become eligible. By not accepting Medicare Part B, your coverage for medical expenses could be drastically reduced. If you need a Medicare Part B reimbursement packet sent to you or have any questions regarding the Tribe's reimbursement program, please call Reina Nelson in Member Services at 503-879-2223 or toll-free at 1-800-422-0232, ext. 2223. You may call Barbara Steere with questions regarding our Skookum Tribal Health Plan coverage at 503-879-2487 or toll-free at 1-800-749-29 28. B ADVANCED SECURITY, INC. Now accepting applications for armed positions at the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde General hiring guidelines: All applicants must meet the following basic requirements in order to apply. Must be 21 years of age or older to work armed. Must have a high school diploma or GED. Must have a valid state driver's license or be able to obtain one within 30 days of employment. Must not have any misdemeanor or felony convictions. Must be able to work nights, weekends and holidays. Must have reliable transportation. We prefer to hire currently certified security officers. However, we can provide the necessary DPSST training. Prospective Security Officers must submit a standard application packet and resume in order to be considered for employment. Ap plication packet can be obtained at the Tribal Security office located at modular 1 (formerly Social Services Department) or downloaded from our Web site at advancedsecurityinc.com. Contact: Sgt. Juan J. Sifuentez Office: 503-879-2478 Mobile: 971-241-6829 juan.sifuentezgrandronde.org Adult Foster Prograj A Place To Call Home' S4 4 The Tribe's Adult Foster Care lodges are committed to offering quality care to our Elders and helping them remain as independent as possible, while providing the personalized assistance they need. At our lodges, a wide range of services is available in a comfortable setting where privacy is respected and maximum independence is supported. For information, contact the Adult Foster Program Director, Kari Culp at 503-879-1694. D Open for Tribal member bids OPEN FOR TRIBAL MEMBER BIDS FOR SALE 1995 Polaris Magnum 425 4x4. Vehicle is in oper ating condition but is sold AS IS. Minimum Bid: $500. The Tribe reserves the right to decline any or all offers in the best interest of the Tribe. Please submit written bids to Larry Leith in Procurement at 503- 879-2216 or e-mail larry.leithgrandronde.org by July 20, 2012. OPEN FOR TRIBAL MEMBER BIDS FOR SALE 2003 Smokercraft with 40 hp Mercury 4 stroke motor and 2003 E-Z Loader trailer. Boat, motor and trailer are in operating condition but are sold AS IS. Minimum Bid: $1,800. The Tribe reserves the right to decline any or all offers in the best interest of the Tribe. Please sub mit written bids to Larry Leith in Procurement at 503-879-2216 or e-mail larry.leithgrandronde.org by July 20, 2012. Health & Wellness Center requesting patient photo ID The registration staff at the Grand Ronde Health & Wellness Center began requesting patient photo ID when patients present to the clinic on Nov. 15, 2011. .... This is in an effort to reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud. Staff will scan the ID and attach it electronically to the patient's account. It will be referenced on future visits to ensure that services are being provided to the proper individuals. Patients should be prepared to present their ID when they come to their next clinic visit. Acceptable photo ID includes driver's license, Tribal ID or employee ID. Acceptable alternatives include Social Security card, certified birth certificate or voter registration card. If the patient is a mi nor, the patient's parentlegal guardian is to bring the information listed above. D Are you a Native American, and Interested in a career as a Union Roofor In Portland, OR? P " ft. M I ; J& L I - hi"33"c An you? I ' ' --jp 1 3 18 year of m older Hiyb School (.'ploma ore; Social Security Card Driver's Means Soma form of personal transportation, 1 Good physical find ment.il conditioning (Roof temperatures pan reach 110 degree during the summertime) PS&PM VllS-UkS tQftsJ?''(!i.iirjf 1 Atluquatoly read, write, and t Comprehend English. Paste Math skills (adding, . subtracting, multiplying, & dividing fractionsdecimals) (ill 3"; i)fs will he accpt6(f (iit oniy f will be seecretf fhiauyt fin Interview procesf. f tune $iMtl fit 1! !( tufim .ii"! v.itj' '! CTC't .
