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Important Update - 09/09/2021
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The previous year has created changes and an ever evolving world around us. Meae Wellness has not been spared from these changes. These changes, coupled with regular review of our policies, have made it important to notify all clients of the changes that affect everyone.
We've Been Nominated for Clarksville's Best 2020!
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Meae Wellness is proud to be nominated for Clarksville's Best 2020. Voting starts Monday, August 31, 2020 and ends September 18, 2020 at https://votebc.com. Participants can vote once a day!
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Seeking Passionate Individuals to Improve Community Wellness
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Meae Wellness is seeking volunteers interested in improving the wellness of each and every citizen of the Clarksville-Montgomery County area. Meae Wellness is need of skilled and unskilled individuals for various projects and roles within the organization. Roles can be tailored based on skills, experience, and time commitment.
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CAMTAN is changing its name!
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Meae Wellness
1325 Dodd St, Clarksville, TN 37040
Clarksville, Tennessee - 6/15/2018 - Clarksville-Montgomery County based non-profit Clarksville Area Ministers Technical Network (“CAMTAN”) has undergone a total brand review and today unveiled its new image. Now named “Meae Wellness,” this organization is ready to use its new brand to support its evolution to a leading community health organization.
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CAMTAN condemns recent AHCA passing in House of Representatives
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Clarksville Area Ministers Technical Assistance Network (CAMTAN) condemns the recent passing of the American Health Care Act by the House of Representatives. If passed by the Senate and signed into law millions of Americans — including people living with HIV — could possibly find themselves priced out of coverage and discriminated against for their age, gender or pre-existing conditions. "This action of our elected officials is detrimental to the treatment and quality of life for people infected with HIV and other pre-existing conditions," said Jonathan Miller Chief Digital Officer of CAMTAN. "With costs of treatment already expensive, this new plan will add burden to not only patients, but also the community resources that service these people," he continued.
"High risk pools have historically failed to provide affordable, quality coverage for people living with HIV and other pre-existing or chronic conditions, " says Larry Frampton Director of Tennessee Aids Advocay Network (TAAN). The extra $8 billion provided by the AHCA to support access to insurance through high risk pools is not sufficient and will result in under-capitalized pools, years-long waiting lists and limits on eligibility. This will ultimately cost the United States more money in future hospitalizations and other expenses.
“We are extremely disappointed in the members of the Tennessee delegation who voted for this bill and thereby condemned the 200,000 Tennesseans who had gotten access to care through the ACA to at best an uncertain future," said Nashville CARES' CEO Joseph Interrante.
CAMTAN and organizations around the nation call on the Senate to reject the ACHA and to protect affordable, qulaity, health care that provides people with preexisting conidions, including people living with HIV, and other Tennesseans deserve.
Stigma and Lack of Knowledge Hinder Health of Community
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Clarksville Area Ministers Technical Assistance Network
1325 Dodd St, Clarksville, TN 37040
https://camtanhelps.org
Contact: Jonathan Miller - Chief Digital Officer
Cell: +1-931-494-0583
Clarksville, Tennessee - January 02, 2017 - The news about the young man who robbed the Cash Express at 1761-2 Ft. Campbell Blvd on December 28th goes to show how dire the need for our mission to be successful. Although we do not condone the actions of this young man, he committed a crime and therefore should face the consequences of his actions, we are sympathetic to his reason for committing the crime. This act saddens the leadership of Clarksville Area Ministers Technical Assistance Network (CAMTAN) and strengthens its resolve to educate and support the community by providing connection to existing resources, services and knowledge.
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