Lake Plains Community Care Network,Inc.

09/06/2023

Due to a phone line issue ~ our Navigators can be reached at 585-993-2624 until further notice. Thank you for your patience as we work through this problem.

~ LPCCN Staff

03/28/2023

"Changes Are Coming "
Renewals will begin for cases with end dates of June 30, 2023
Open enrollment for Qualified Health Plans (QHP) will continue through the duration of the public health emergency.
Do You or Someone You Know Need Health Insurance?
Individuals and Families
You and your family have many low costs, quality health insurance options available through the Individual Marketplace.
Lake Plains Community Care Network will assist you to quickly compare health plan options and apply for assistance that could lower the cost of your health coverage. You may also qualify for health care coverage from Medicaid or Child Health Plus through the Marketplace. Anyone can apply by calling 585-345-6110 to talk to a Navigator.

02/22/2021

Please note:

Lake Plains Community Care Network has a new office. We are now located at 319 West Main Street, in the Crickler Building. Access is through the front door, turn right and we are the first office on the right.

We continue to limited office hours. Please call before coming to the office. 585-345-6110.

Assistance with Insurance is avaiable and continues to be by phone also by calling 585-345-6110.

09/23/2020

Please help an agency out. Please fill out the survey in order for them to get much needed funding.

09/16/2020

Julie Carasone, our Cultural Competence and Health Literacy Operations Specialist and Certified Trainer, just presented an Implicit Bias training for Genesee Justice. Training for these type of issues are so important in today’s times. We are proud that Genesee County officials are taking these issues seriously and welcomes these training.
Please contact Julie Carasone for your next training.

09/12/2020

We are so very proud of our very own Julie Ann Bolas Carasone, who will be representing Lake Plains Community Care Network in the very important initiative. She will be bringing with her in expertise on Cultural Competence, Trauma Informed Care, and trainings to help lend a voice to the group.
Way to go Julie!!

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08/28/2020

Our very own Cultural Competence and Health Literacy Operations Specialist, Julie Carasone, did a presentation for Genesee County Management and the new County manager in regards to a very important topic, Implicit Bias. A topic that is being discussed in our community and across the nation.
It was met with requests for different agencies to have Julie come in and present to their staff. Genesee County is taking the wonderful steps in understanding the barriers that many in our most vulnerable communities have.
If you or your agency would like trainings, please go to our website and take a look at Julie’s trainings and she will be more than happy to tailor the training for your agency.

Since 1997, Lake Plains Community Care Network (LPCCN) has fostered collaboration among area health care providers to keep healthcare local and to improve access to healthcare. LPCCN is a non-profit organization run by a board of local volunteers who are leaders in business, public health, healthcar...

08/06/2020