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Question: who do i talk to about any situations going on in this facility. I am wanting to find out more info. on some issues that have been brought up to my attention. Answer: Please contact me directly - Misty Mathein at 602.336.0061, extension 158. Posted October 23rd, 2007 Question: do you have a time when a person can come use your water therapy pool? how much does it cost? how much are trainers? how does one get started? Answer: We do offer private pay access to our therapy pool. Please contact Mr. John Knopf, our Recreational Therapist at 602.336.0061, extension 130. Thank you for your interest in Gompers Habiliation Center. We look forward to meeting your individual needs. Posted October 11th, 2007 Question: Hello, my name is Sara Lopez and lately i have just been lokking into finding a great program for my sister to attend. I would really like to get some specific answers to the following questions that i have: 1) do you have a transportaion system that would offer my sister a ride to and from school everyday? 2) Is this a type of program where students stay for a school period then go home for the day then return the following morning etc... 3) Are family members aloud to volunteer Answer: Sara, Posted October 11th, 2007 Question: question are these set hours ? how far does one travel? is pay daily or weekly? Answer: Gompers hours are from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, though our program hours vary based on the age of the client or student. Gompers Center does provide transportation for adult clients working through DDD. Students likewise can have the transportation covered through their school district. Private Pay arrangements can also made on an individual basis. Please call 602.336.0061 and contact either Tom Dempster, Special Education Director for children, at extension 115, or Cheril Chilcoat, DTA Director for adult clients, at extension 131. And thank you for your interest in Gompers Habilitation Center. Posted October 10th, 2007 Question: My VO(Magellan) case worker, Tonya Neil suggested I sign up with Gompers for dental help. I am 47 years old and have been suffering with an eating disorder since I was 12 years of age. I need several root canals and have several broken teeth in the back of my mouth and have been diagnosed with periodontal disease several years ago. I am in constant pain. Please tell me what I can do to get the dental help I need. I am on long term disability from my work and am unable to work. Thank you. Answer: Ms. Green, Posted October 6th, 2007 Question: my name s Robin R i have an 18 yr old autistic son, and im looking for some programs for him. please let me know if you can assist me. hes very sensory defensive to all sorts of sensoy issues. Answer: Robin, Posted October 4th, 2007 Question: I am the Key Club Sponsor at Moon Valley High School. We are looking to volunteer with your organization and I was wondering if you had anything that we could do. Please let me know! Thanks! Answer: Thank you for your interest in Gompers. We genuinely appreciate those in our community who want to get involved. Please contact Lynn Lipinski at 602.336.0061, extension 151. Posted September 17th, 2007 Question: we just moved here from the San Diego area. We have a 23 year old profounly deaf, developmentally delayed daughter. She was in a program in El Cajon (san diego area)PWI (partnerships with industry) where she did piece type work, packaging products for companies like cox cable,and various community companies. There were situations where she could work out in the community thru PWI. She is very independant in many ways, and in many ways like with money she needs quite a bit of help.We are looking for a program here in Phoenix for her. One that has transportation. I have seen on line that you offer classes to help adults with disabilities learn to manage money and social situations, both of which she could benefit from.We would like any information you could offer about your program and any others in the area.Our zip is 85024. Thank you so much for your time. Answer: Dear Ms. Goodman, Posted September 6th, 2007 Question: what ages of children are taught at your campus? Answer: Our Special Education School serves students ages 5-21. Please feel free to contact our Principal, Mr. Tom Dempster at 602.336.0061, extension 115. Posted September 6th, 2007 Question: I am currently taking a teaching class at Glendale Community College regarding special needs children. Part of the class requirements is observing speical needs children. I would like to come to your facility for a hour or two and observe. At your earliest convenience, please let me know if that is possible and what times you have available. Thank you in advance for your prompt response. Answer: Jennifer, Posted September 4th, 2007 Question: My sister is on mental disability. She is 50 years old and lives in a home run by Marc Center. She has Access insurance but they will not cover dental procedures (other than teeth removal). My sister needs upper dentures, but lives on a very tight income (SSI). Is she eligible to participate in your program? If not, do you have any suggestions of where she could get quality dental care at a low cost? Answer: Gompers Habilitation Center works very hard to accomodate our patients. Please contact Jenessa Shagena, our Dental Health Director at 602.336.0061, extension 132. She will be happy to help you address the specific needs of your sister. Thank you for contacting Gompers Habilitation Center. Posted September 4th, 2007 Question: My question was to you provide housing or would you know of a place that would provide housing for the person your center sounds very good its just my cousin lives out of state and i wouldnt be able to provide a place for him to live so if you could get back with me as soon as possibe i would be grateful thank you for your time bye Answer: Gompers Habilitation Center is strictly a day program and does not provide housing. However, you may wish to contact the Department of Developmental Disabilities here in Phoenix at 602.542.6823, for a program manager who can direct you to the specific resources you need. Thank you for your interest. Posted August 30th, 2007 Question: Our company performs mailouts and I was informed that your center can provide these services. Can you provide us with some information regarding, costs,types of services,capacity etc. Please give me a call at the number above so that we can get additional information. Answer: You will need to contact Mr. Fred Siegel in our Vocational Department for details. His direct line is 602.336.0061, extension 133. Posted August 9th, 2007 Question: I need 2 root canals and 3 fillings in my front teeth how much will ahcccs pay for? Answer: Our Dental Coordinator, Jenessa Shagena will be happy to speak with you personally regarding those details. Please feel free to contact her at 602.336.0061, extension 132. Posted August 7th, 2007 Question: I am a teacher in the Tolleson HS District and I know Gompers is quite far away for my district to bus, is there another way to provide transportation that is safe and free to district and parents if I were to refer my students there for a work program? I work with mild and moderate MR students grades 9--12 and a few of them are looking for job experience placements after a half day of sschool. Please call if I do not respond on email. Thank you. Answer: Currently, though we do transport to Tolleson on a limited basis, our vans are at capacity. However, in the first quarter of 2008, we will be opening up a new vocational facility at 53rd Avenue and Bethany Home which will allow for changes to our transportation availability and routes. Please feel free to contact our Transportation Director at that time for details. He can be reached at 602.336.0061, extension 149. Posted August 5th, 2007 Question: When does school start and can you email or fax me a copy of your calendar for Special Edcuation. Answer: School officially starts on August 13. A Calendar for our Special Education Department can be obtained through Mr. Tom Dempster, our Principal, at 602.336.0061, extension 115. Posted August 2nd, 2007 Question: My mother is in desperate need of extractions and dentures. How much will Gompers pay for this procedure? She has SSI and AHCCCS. Thanks, Lori Answer: Please call our Dental Clinic directly and ask for Jenessa Shagena, who will be very happy to discuss your needs and our services. She can be reached at 602.336.0061, extension 132. Posted August 1st, 2007 Question: Is it possible to work as the physical therapist assistant without yet being certified? I have been a licensed massage therapist for ten years in AZ., and have a strong pre-nursing background in college. Thank you. Answer: Please contact Mr. Tom Dempster, our Special Education Principal in charge of therapies. He can be reached at 602.336.0061, extension 115 and will be happy to answer your questions. Posted July 17th, 2007 Question: I am a 55 year old woman with Early Onset Alzheimers. I want to work an can do a lot of things. I have a college degree in business but can not do that kind of work any more because of my memory. I really am not that bad yet, but I want to work. Can you help me? Answer: Please feel free to contact our Vocational Department at 602.336.0061, extension 127. We will be happy to answer your questions. Posted July 5th, 2007 Question: Can you tell me how to get help through the dental clinic? I am on SSI and really need dental care. Thank you and God Bless You. Answer: Please contact Jenessa Shagena, our Dental Center Coordinator who will be happy to provide you necessary information, so that we can be of service to you. She can be reached at 602.336.0061, extension 132. Posted July 2nd, 2007 Question: I work for Evercare providing services to members with Long Term Care (ALTCS) and also with those members who have TBI and other brain injuries. Many of these members are seeking vocational opportunities in a stable environment. Who would I speak to about the possibility of contracting with Evercare as we seek to expand our provider network. Answer: Our Vocational Director is Tracy Rachele at 602.336.0061, extension 133. She will be happy to answer any questions you have on our unique Voc program. Posted June 19th, 2007 Question: What is the cost for individuals to attend Gompers programs? Answer: The cost for our programs depends on the programs an individual participates in and are too numerous to list here. However, the vast majority of individuals who attend our program do so while being funded by the Department for Developmental Disabilities or area school districts. We do allow individuals to privately pay - whether that be from a trust fund or just an individual wishing to pay. Our Dental Clinic is a fee for service situation, with rates based on AHCCCS's published rates. Really, the best way to answer your question would be to give us a call at 602.336.0061, explain which of our programs you would be most interested in and you will be directed to the right person. Posted June 18th, 2007 Question: My Son is disabled and on SSI, He is 24 years old and no longer receives dental benefits. He needs a root canal and a crown, however, cannot afford to pay $1,100 for it. He lives in Tucson, and is affiliated with Codak there. I live in Phoenix, and he visits quite frequently. I was wondering if he qualifies for your dental service. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Answer: Gompers Center is proud to have the only dental clinic in Arizona that exclusively serves individuals with disabilities. Our clinic is a fee for service dental center with extremely competitive rates. To receive more information please contact our Dental Health Coordinator, Jenessa Shagena at 602.336.0061, extension 132. Posted June 11th, 2007 Question: I am a speech-language therapist living in Tucson and am interested in working with children and adults with disabilities. Do you service individuals in Tucson? If not do you know of any agencies in Tucson? Thank you. Answer: At this time, Gompers Center does not provide services in the greater Tucson area. Posted June 9th, 2007 Question: Hello - My sister-in-law is now living with us. She is 46 and has Downes syndrome. I was wondering if it would be possible to enroll her in one of your work programs. She participated in one while in Texas and really liked it. Thank you for your help. Answer: Gompers Center's vocational training center can provide all the supports and services an individual needs as they take those steps towards individual placement in the community. Whether it is in our in-house training center, out in the community at an enclave under the watchful guidance of one of our professional job coaches, or polishing up those skills in order to get a job independently, Gompers Center is there to work with you every step of the way. Posted June 8th, 2007 Question: I just heard about your services or at least some. I would like to know more, for I have a 7yr old son with CP. Answer: Gompers Center is proud to offer a state certified public school. Providing services to 30+ students, and getting ready to expand to meet the growing needs of our community, Gompers is able to work with individuals with a wide array of disabilities - including CP. Our Arizona state certified teachers, certified Therapists, RN, LPN and professional and courteous para-professionals offer an educational setting that we like to think is second to none, and only getting better. We are currently accepting new students for both ESY as well as the upcoming 07-08 school year. Posted May 30th, 2007 Question: Hi there. Answer: The day to day curriculum is based around an individuals needs as assessed by the ISP/IEP Team. In our school, we take a great deal of our evaluation information from the array of Therapists that Gompers Center has as part of its staff. In addition, our Teachers are Arizona state certified and follow all of the latest curriculum. Our Vocational department uses a wide array of nationally acknowledged evaluation tools, including McCarron Dial. To learn more about what each of our programs can offer please feel free to contact the following individuals at 602.336.0061: Posted May 29th, 2007 Question: My 14 year old daughter is interested in a volunteer position working with disabled children this summer. Could you please let us know of opprotunities she could participate in? Answer: Gompers Center loves to collaborate with volunteers, however, due to the sensitive nature of the individuals we serve, Gompers Center volunteers need to be 18 years or older. Posted May 19th, 2007 Question: May my class of education majors have a tour of your facilities Wednesday June 13th at 9:30am? There are approximately 30 students in the class. You can put the GCC students to work at that time as well! Thanks Answer: Gompers Center loves to "show off" its programs and is very open to having individuals come and tour our facility. With that said, it should be remembered that there may be time, space and day restrictions. If you would like to visit our school please contact Tom Dempster, Director of Education, at 602.336.0061. Thank you for your interest in Gompers. Posted May 17th, 2007 Question: In the education program, are students on a year round schedule,or are they off on summers? Answer: Gompers Center offers all of its students the opportunity to participate in Extended School Year (ESY). However, ESY must be approved by an individuals school district. Gompers Center works closely with the parent, student and school district during this process. For more information, please feel free to contact Tom Dempster, Director of Education at 602.336.0061. Thank you for your interest in Gompers Center. Posted May 3rd, 2007 Question: Do you have any children funded by the city of Scottsdale? We are looking for alternative care for our son who is Moderately retarded, irretractable seizure disorder, sever speech delay and is having some behaviour issues is the self contained class room that he is in, we feel that it is not appropriate for him at this point. He is 10 years old. Do any of you children live in group home care situations and if so what are your thoughts on this situation, they have been sugested to us as he is getting older and is becoming harder for us to handle on the weekends and I fear that these places are not monitored as are many instututions that I am familiar with on the east coast?? Answer: Gompers Center has worked closely with the Scottsdale school districts for placement purposes for many years. The students we work with have a wide range of ability levels. Our small, self contained classrooms offer a certified teacher as well as para-professionals at a ratio no greater than 3 students to 1 staff. Posted May 2nd, 2007 Question: Is your special education school open all year? Answer: Gompers Center offers all of its students the opportunity to participate in Extended School Year (ESY). However, ESY must be approved by an individuals school district. Gompers Center works closely with the parent, student and school district during this process. For more information, please feel free to contact Tom Dempster, Director of Education at 602.336.0061. Thank you for your interest in Gompers Center. Posted April 27th, 2007 Question: 1. What are some strategies used in the classrooms? Answer: 1. Gompers Center tailors all of its programs to meet the specific needs of the individual we are serving. This is done through observation, basic testing, as well as input from the IEP team. Posted April 23rd, 2007 Question: Looking for a program where activities are planned for day trips for speicial needs people. Answer: As part of Gompers Center's adult program, our individuals head out into the community almost daily. They will visit theatres, museums, parks and go shopping just to name a few activities. In addition, the adults attending Gompers Center are heavily involved in giving back to their community through a variety of volunteer sites. Posted April 21st, 2007 Question: How do we get an email address to one of your employees? Answer: The email addresses for our employees are no longer listed on our website in an effort to avoid spammers finding and abusing them. Please feel free to call us at 602-336-0061 and either the receptionist can provide it or ask to speak with the employee directly. Posted April 18th, 2007 Question: Who qualifies for services with Gompers? I have a almost 18 year old hearing impaired son whose educational experiences have been traumatic. Answer: There are a variety of items that Gompers Center looks at in determining who is appropriate for our programs. Items that we look at include appropriateness for the rooms we have openings in, does your son have behavioral issues that are beyond the scope of who we typically work with, does your son have medical issues that are beyond the scope of who we typically work with, etc. In addition, we really do insist on your son viewing our program to ensure that he likes the program and feels comfortable here. Remember, it is not only about your son fitting Gompers Center, but Gompers Center fitting your sons needs. Posted April 3rd, 2007 Question: Do you offer warm water therapy programs for members of the general public? If so, what is the cost/dates/process to enroll? I really need to begin warm water therapy program and so far, yours is the only one I have found. Thanks. Answer: Gompers Center is truly unique in the Valley in that we have a fully acessible, warm water therapy pool right on site. With a variety of adapative steps, ramp and lifts, the pool is able to be accessed by literally anyone. The pool is maintained at a toasty 92 degrees. To ensure no chill, the air is maintained at the same temperature. Posted March 25th, 2007 Question: Hello Im interested in applying for your company however. I currently have a 401k with my company and I'm wondering if you offer a 401k and what is the name of the company that will be investing my finances. I'm currently with Fidelity. This is very important to me. Answer: Gompers Center offers a very extensive and extremely generous benefits package to all of its full time employees. As part of this package we do offer a 401K with an employer cash match. For full details about the 401K and all of our benefits, please contact Linda Reim, Human Resources Director, at 602.336.0061, extension 103. Posted March 19th, 2007 Question: I am an RN working full-time at J.C. Lincoln North Mountain Hospital and desiring to return to working with the mentally handicapped again, even as a volunteer, do you have any idea what I could do? Answer: Gompers Center offers a wide variety of opportunities for anyone wishing to assist us in our job of helping people help themselves! From front line, direct care staff, to nursing and therapy practitioners, to drivers and supervisory positions, Gompers Center is always looking for caring people who are willing to go that extra mile for the truly exceptional individuals we serve each and every day. The best way to see if Gompers Center is a fit for you is to come in and meet with our Human Resources Director, Linda Reim. She can be reached at 602.336.0061, extension 103. Thank you for your interest, and more importantly, thank you for your dedication and caring towards this amazing population we are blessed to serve! Posted February 28th, 2007 Question: My brother is autistic and cannot drive. My youngest brother and I do our best to get him to and from work, but it is an enormous strain on us. Do you have any suggestions for where we could find reliable transportation to and from work (about 5 miles each way) Monday through Thursday? Answer: There is no doubt that transportation is one of the great barriers to individuals with disabilities. If someone attends Gompers Center, and is within our catchment area, Gompers Center can provide transportation to and from program. For purposes of employment, your best bet is probably Valley Metro. While at times it may be difficult to get exactly the schedule you are looking for, we have found them to be accomodating and staffed by courteous drivers. Best of luck to you and your brother! Posted February 21st, 2007 Question: Do you accept any other dental plans, such as Amerplan? Answer: At this time Gompers Center's exceptional Dental Clinic is strictly a fee for service clinic. Posted February 21st, 2007 Question: Hi. I have a client who is interested in getting more information for the assembly position. She wanted to know more about the job before she starts searching for a job in this field. Answer: The best person to contact is Tracy Rachele, Gompers Center's Vocational Director. Tracy can assist you with all questions regarding our Vocational Department - whether that is employment, openings for clients, or putting together a bid for contract or community work. Her number is 602.336.0061, extension 133. Posted January 26th, 2007 Question: do you have any dental programs based on income? Answer: Gompers Center's state of the art Dental program is a fee for service. Our rates are based off of AHCCCS rates, and are thus very reasonable. For all of your dental questions, please feel free to contact Jenessa Shagena, Dental Health Coordinator, at 602.336.0061, extension 132. Posted January 23rd, 2007 Question: I live in Glendale AZ and my son is autistic. He is in a program at one of the Glendale schools, but I am looking for a program for days off and after school. Do you have a program for that? or do you know who does? Answer: Gompers Center School provides a variety of services for children with disabilities from the age of 5 and up. At this time, we do not offer after school programs - though it may be something that we will expand into in the future. Agencies such as UCP and Civitan Foundation offer exceptional programs that may be able to assist your son. If you are ever in need of educational programs, feel free to contact our Director of Education, Tom Dempster, 602.336.0061, extension 115. Posted January 20th, 2007 Question: Hello i was wondering if a group from a church can visit Gompers so they can learn more about disabled people. Answer: Gompers Center "loves to show off" so we are always welcome to individuals or groups that would like to see the amazing array of programs we have. Gompers Center is open Monday thru Friday, 8:00 until 5:00. To schedule a visit simply call 602-336-0061 and let the front desk know you would like a tour. They will connect you to the proper person. Posted January 4th, 2007 Question: I just heard on the news about your min.wage dilemma. I did NOT vote FOR the new min. wage. Could you possibly cut back on each individual's hours to save money and still give everyone a job? If some of the adults need a place to stay longer, perhaps they could "volunteer" the extra time. I hate to see any of them lose their job. Answer: The reprecussions of Proposition 202 are one of the most challenging issues agencies such as Gompers Center have ever faced. Gompers Center currently works under a Department of Labor Commensurate Wage Certificate which allows us to pay our trainees a "sub-minimum" wage. However, the passage of Arizona's Minimum Wage standard overrides this and means that all individuals attending any of Gompers Center's Vocational programs must be paid at $6.75/hr. This is potentially devastating for the individuals we work with because they are now at risk of losing their benefits such as Social Security and AHCCCS. Simply cutting back their hours does not solve the problem. First off, why should they have to get their hours cut because they get a raise? How would you feel about that? Secondly, many of the individuals we work with are not able to live independently. This means that either family members will have to sacrifice their jobs to remain at home, or already stretched thin group homes will now have to staff the homes during hours they are not paid to do so. Gompers believes that every individual has the right to work independently, and once they have reached a level of performance they should be allowed to make as much money as they can - whether that is $6.75 per hour or $100,000 a year! However, to negatively effect these individuals while they are working towards independent employment by risking their jobs and benefits, not only makes no sense, but also seems cruel. The only solution is for the legislature to carve out an exception allowing us to utilize the rules and regulations already in place at the Federal level. If you have any quesitons, or would like to visit Gompers Center to see the great things happening in our Vocational department, please feel free to call (602) 336-0061. Thank you for your interest in Gompers and this very challenging situation. Posted January 3rd, 2007 Question: Do you offer CPR Professional training? If so, how much do you charge and what's the next available weekend class? Answer: Gompers Center offers a wide variety of trainings. Primarily for our staff in house, we do offer these trainings to individuals from other agencies as well. Classes are ongoing all the time. I would suggest contacting our Behavior Specialist, J.C. Gayton at 602.336.0061, extension 146. Posted December 17th, 2006 Question: I don't have much experince with people with disability but my heart is big and willing to learn new things. Answer: Then you could be just the kind of person that Gompers Center is looking for. Many of our best staff had little experience working with those with disabilities. Gompers Center is looking for individuals who are caring, hard working, willing to take direction and dedicated to the individuals we serve. If you are interested in employment please feel free to stop in and fill out an application or contact our Human Resources Director, Linda Reim, at 602-336-0061, ext. 103. Posted December 2nd, 2006 Question: Do you have the facilities to train a blind child? She was blind from birth and is now 5 years old. Answer: Gompers Center works with individuals with a wide variety of disability levels, including those who have visual impairments. While Gompers Center does not have a Vision Specialist on staff, we work closely with referring school districts to provide whatever services and supports are necessary for the student to be successful. Posted November 25th, 2006 Question: I would like to know more about your school and programs. I am the Gaurdian of a special needs little girl and I seem to be running into brick walls through DDD. Thanks Answer: Gompers Center's Private Education School serves students from age 5-22. Each of our rooms has an Arizona State Certified Teacher, as well as an array of Para-professionals to assist in the educational needs of the students. However, it does not stop there. Gompers Center is also able to offer Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Recreational Therapy and Music Therapy. In addition, Gompers Center has an RN, an LPN and a Behavior Specialist. Gompers Private Education School is built around increasing educational goals as well as improving students self esteem and independence skills. Following graduation, and where appropriate, students may look towards Gompers Day Treatment and Training for Adults program as well as our Vocational program. Information on these programs can be found at www.gomperscenter.org. Posted November 5th, 2006 Question: What sorts of behavioral issues do you deal with? My brother has had verious complications since birth. He is now 20 and recently went through a very painful episode in which we now believe left him with post traumatic stess disroder. He has sudden out bursts and fits. He yells and hits and becomes very anxious. My parents tried Zoloft but that only made it worse so they are afraid to put him back on an anti-depressant. They are hessistant to put him in any social situation for fear that he may have an outbusrt and be liable for hurting another person. Do your behavioral specialist deal with people one on one? Are these behaviors something you deal with? We are unsure of what to do next. Answer: Gompers Center works with a variety of Behavioral issues. Our staff are well trained in a variety of techniques to help alleviate behavioral issues before the behaviors become self-injurious or a danger to others. To augment this, our Behavior Specialist works closely with the staff and consumers to develop plans to deal with any behavioral issues that might arise, and lay out goals to help in the reduction of them before they occur. Posted September 27th, 2006 Question: I have a 21 year old son that still lives at home. He is non-verbal, autistic and still wears a diaper. Are there any day programs available for us to look into for him? Answer: Gompers Center has two options that might be appropriate for your son: 1. Our Private Day School; 2. Our Day Treatment and Training for Adults (DTA). Both of these programs work with individuals in a wide range of ability levels. If you son is still in school, we could look at which of our 4 rooms, each with a certified Teacher, would be most appropriate and then assist him in his transition to the "adult world". If he has already graduated, our DTA program might be just what your son is looking for. Either way, please feel free to contact us at 602.336.0061 and ask for Mark. I will be happy to explain our programs further and set up a tour. Posted September 14th, 2006 Question: I have had multiple back surgeries. My present doctor has prescribed water exercises. I am on Medicare along with Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Can I be accepted into your water therapy program? Answer: While you are more than welcome to visit our facility and meet with our staff to determine an appropriate course of action, at this time Gompers Center does not accept Medicare or Blue Cross/Blue Shield Insurance. The therapies would be on a fee for service basis. If you would like additional information please feel free to contact Cheril Chilcoat at 602.336.0061. Posted September 14th, 2006 Question: What does the name "Gompers" stand for? Answer: Gompers Center was named in memory of Samuel Gompers, who was a strong advocate for the continuing education of all ages. Please read about Our Namesake for more information. Posted November 11th, 2004 Question: What is the maximum age that a person can be in order to still receive dental treatment through your Dental program? Answer: There is no maximum age limit for a person to be eligible to receive dental treatment. For further information, please contact the dental office at 602-336-0061. Posted August 6th, 2004 |
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