Mental Health Counseling

 

MAP services provide 24/7 telephonic access to master's level counselors. Once an individual is connected with the EAP line, they can choose to speak with a counselor, schedule in person counseling or guided towards additional resources. Free short-term counseling and long-term referrals are available to help with a variety of issues. This can include, but not limited to discussing: Family Conflict, Couples/Relationships Conflict, Substance Use, Work/Life Balance, Stress, Depression, Grief, Anxiety, Parenting.

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Legal and Financial Advice

 

This resource is also available to connect individuals with experienced professionals in the legal and financial fields. Member Assistance Program can connect individuals with a qualified attorney for a FREE 30-minute consultation. Areas of law can include, but not limited to: Bankruptcy, Divorce, Custody, Estate Planning, Wills, Real Estate, Adoption, Elder Care. Similarly, individuals can be connected with certified financial planners, certified public accountants, credit counselors depending on their needs for FREE 30-minute consultations. The financial topics can include, but not limited to: Bankruptcy, Home Buying, Debt, Identity Theft, Retirement Planning, College Planning/Funding.There is no limit to the number of consultations an individual may request through the MAP; however, if an individual requests to continue working with the same legal or financial adviser, that provider may charge for any services scheduled outside of the initial consultation. 

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Medical Advocacy 

 

Medical Advocacy is a relatively new approach to maneuvering through the healthcare system, and offers strategies to promote an individual's health, productivity, and well-being. Medical Advocacy provides guidance for individuals when dealing with often times confusing medical related items. It can be difficult to understand or navigate the systems and choices when dealing with our health and the health care industry. These advocates can help you interpret medical information related to claims, coverage, and medical diagnosis. Medical advocates work to provide the support you need to make important decisions about taking care of yourself and your loved ones. Topics can include, but not limited to the following: Insurance Navigation, Doctor Referrals, Health Care Transportation, Durable Medical Equipment, Discharge Planning, Care Transition, Geriatric Care, Advocacy, Research, and Medical Appointment Preparation.