Dignitas Inc.

08/29/2024

🌟 Calling all Medical Students & Direct Care Workers! 🌟

Are you ready to make a difference? We have open shifts available at all times—morning, afternoon, evening, and night! Whether you're balancing school or looking for extra hours, we've got the flexibility you need.

💼 Weekend work required—perfect for those looking to maximize their earning potential or gain a little secondary income before the holidays!

Join our team and be a part of something truly impactful. Apply now and start your journey with us today!

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Job Opportunity for Compassionate Direct Care WorkersAre you passionate about making a positive impact on lives? Whether you're an experienced champion of home healthcare or eager to begin your career in this rewarding industry, we invite you to ap...

08/14/2024

11/28/2023

This Giving Tuesday, consider supporting the organization that has been advocating for Michigan's most vulnerable for 20 years - CPAN.

CPAN has been and will continue to be that voice only with your help. Together, we can influence the Michigan auto no-fault insurance law positively, impacting everyone's lives.
https://protectnofault.org/events/year-end-giving

09/28/2023

09/11/2023

Attention all Caring individuals! Dignitas Inc. Is now hiring a Group Home Manager and Direct Care Workers! Give Sabrina a call at 248-442-1170 or send resume to [email protected]

09/11/2023

Come Join Dignitas and our allies as we occupy the lawn to make sure our voices are heard and help us fight for survivors!

08/30/2023

We are still ! Know anyone who might be interested? We are looking for both part time and full time Direct Care Professionals!

06/14/2023

At the Capitol with the Team! Fix The FIX!

05/08/2023

WE'RE HIRING!
We're actively looking for individuals for to fill direct care positions!

The Direct Care Staff is responsible for the daily care, activity coordination and documentation for all group home/semi-independent living clients. The ratio of staff to group home clients is 1:3 except on the midnight shift where the ratio is 1:6. Semi-independent clients have 1:1 staff for certain time frames and activities supportive of community reintegration goals. The Direct Care Staff is supervised by the Group Home Manager.

The responsibilities include, but are not limited to: monitoring clients, documentation in client records, medication administration, transportation of clients in company/personal vehicles, care of household and client equipment/supplies, provide assistance with activities of daily living, and attending staff meetings/trainings as scheduled.

Click the link below to apply online!

04/20/2023

Come Join our team as a direct care professional! and follow us on linkedin!

Posted 5:37:20 PM. The Direct Care Staff is responsible for the daily care, activity coordination and documentation…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

10/07/2022

What's wrong with Michigan's auto insurance?

Nationally recognized insurance expert Doug Heller explains how insurance companies use discriminatory practices to price auto insurance policies in Michigan...

06/15/2022

Rally for Vlady Konstantinov and the 18,000 auto crash survivors.

Let's Make Our Voices Heard! Please join us and bring friends, family, and associates to this rally on June 23 to show your support!

For more information and to register, please use the link below.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DETROITRALLY

05/03/2022

“Every way you look, Michigan’s auto insurance law is a disaster. Few Michiganders are saving any money, and thousands of our most vulnerable residents are suffering. By now, it should be clear that this ‘reform’ was nothing but a scam to pad the record profits of auto insurance companies.”

Read our latest statement: https://protectnofault.org/news/cpan-slams-insurance-alliance-of-michigan-for-its-ongoing-efforts-to-deny-needed-care-to-catastrophic-crash-survivors

03/07/2022

Reminder to join us tonight if you can. Our voices need to be heard all the way in Lansing!

01/27/2022

Assist clients with activities of daily living in our group homes or semi independent programs.

01/11/2022

A recent survey commissioned by the Brain Injury Association of Michigan, and conducted by MPHI, a non-profit public health institute, has found that the new No-Fault Auto Insurance law’s 45% cut in reimbursements for catastrophic care has already affected more than 1,500 patients, eliminated more than 3,000 jobs, and closed down more than 20 organizations that cared for brain injury survivors.

To view the survey in detail, visit: https://bit.ly/3JYQjwR

01/11/2022

We need hundreds of bodies at the Capitol January 12 for a strong show of support and statement that we are not going away!!

01/04/2022

“The Wayne County Commission sees the same thing that CPAN sees: The promises of insurance reform have been broken.”

Read our new statement: https://protectnofault.org/news/cpan-applauds-wayne-county-commissions-unanimous-passage-of-resolution-demanding-a-fix-to-michigans-no-fault-law

01/04/2022

During the most recent legislative session, several House and Senate bills were introduced that offered long-term, budget-neutral solutions enabling the continued care of auto crash survivors without changing any other aspect of the 2019 insurance reforms, including consumer cost protections. None o...

11/23/2021

The Oakland County Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved a resolution calling on the Legislature to end the and protect auto crash survivors!

11/17/2021

“Gov. Whitmer and her administration should be investigating auto insurance companies, rather than doing their PR work for them.”

Read our latest press release: https://protectnofault.org/news/cpan-urges-gov-whitmer-and-difs-to-protect-auto-insurance-policyholders-and-stop-deflecting-publics-attention

11/03/2021

This is a must hear statement for EVERY Michigan driver!

10/29/2021

Slow-walking payments for catastrophic care providers may force them to close.

09/24/2021

https://www.wxyz.com/news/local-news/investigations/michigan-drivers-overcharged-1-billion-in-auto-premiums-during-pandemic-study-finds

After cutting our coverage, backing out of their promise to cover crash victims and NOT lowering our rates the insurance companies decided to overcharge Michigan drivers by 1 BILLION DOLLARS during a global pandemic. How much power are Michigan politicians allowing them to have?

Michigan drivers were overcharged more than $1 billion in auto premiums in 2020, according to a study by a national consumer advocacy group.

07/21/2021

Recent changes to Michigan’s auto insurance law is allowing companies to cut payments to caregivers by nearly half, forcing some out of business.

07/20/2021

This is the last day to register to attend this TOWN HALL.

During this difficult and uncertain time, this town hall is being offered to help auto crash survivors and their families to better understand the stressful state of affairs regarding their rights under the Michigan no-fault insurance law. This townhall will address a wide variety of topics and concerns important to those who have been injured and their families, including;
• the rights of no-fault insurers to limit payment to injured people’s medical providers,
• the rights of insurance companies to limit payment of attendant care provided by family or friends,
• the legal challenges to the new no-fault reform rules,
• the new power of government to regulate and limit the care of auto accident survivors,
• the new rules regarding when injured people must go undergo medical evaluations at the request of their insurance company,
• a few thoughts on the best practices for injured people and their families to follow when dealing with their no-fault insurance company,
• and an update on the ongoing advocacy efforts to change the most unfair aspects of the 2019 no-fault reforms.
We hope that this virtual town hall will provide a comfortable setting for constructive and compassionate dialogue with Michigan’s injured and their families regarding their unfortunate predicaments following the 2019 no-fault reforms. No cost to CPAN Members or Become a member - $25/year (Members receive regular newsletter, event notices, legislative action alerts, notices of legal actions and all member communications)
Register to attend at this link: https://bit.ly/36KOAcm

07/07/2021

LANSING — The Michigan legislature agreed to appropriate $25 million toward funding gaps in the state’s 2019 no-fault insurance reforms, just as a provision slashing rates paid to caregivers went

07/01/2021

We hope to see you tomorrow!

07/01/2021

"The Legislature had an opportunity to pass a narrow, long-term fix that would ensure survivors get the care they need, keep quality providers in business, and maintain cost controls implemented as part of the 2019 insurance reform legislation. Instead, it threw taxpayer dollars at a problem of its own making—while more than $23 billion sits unused in the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association fund."

Read our statement on the Michigan Senate's passage of Senate Bill 28 today. https://bit.ly/3xag9Ht

06/30/2021

Later this week, Michigan will implement new rules for no fault auto insurance and medical coverage.