LifeWays News
“A hidden secret”: Shining a light on Central Michigan 2-1-1
Despite being a critical service, many community members remain unaware of 2-1-1’s role in helping individuals navigate challenges related to housing, utilities, food, and more.
Michigan building a better crisis continuum for mental health care
The need for a more comprehensive, coordinated approach to crisis care is urgent.
Your Voice Matters
As you may know, persons served and others have voiced deep concerns regarding the changes that the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) is proposing to meet federal Conflict Free Access and Planning requirements.
On behalf of the Community Mental Health Association of Michigan, LifeWays wants to provide you with background on this issue and invite you to register for and voice your views about the MDHHS proposed system restructuring.
LifeWays Invites you to register and actively participate in two upcoming listening sessions regarding changes to development of person-centered plans.
Direct Support Professionals Week
Governor Whitmer proclaims Sept. 12 - 18 as Direct Support Professionals Week
New 24/7 Crisis Services is an Alternative to the Hospital for Mental Health Needs in Jackson and Hillsdale
New 24/7 Crisis Services is an Alternative to the Hospital for Mental Health Needs in Jackson and Hillsdale
LifeWays Partners with Genoa Healthcare to Provide Onsite Consumer Medication Coordinators
LifeWays is pleased to announce a new partnership with Genoa Healthcare to provide onsite Consumer Medication Coordinators (CMCs) at LifeWays!
There will be one CMC available onsite in both the Jackson and Hillsdale offices to help consumers by reminding them to get lab work completed and coordinating medication related tasks or questions.
LifeWays Begins Remodel to Expand Integrated Healthcare Center and Crisis Services
A groundbreaking on January 17 celebrated the beginning of a multistage, yearlong renovation to expand integrated healthcare services and 24/7 crisis services at LifeWays Community Mental Health. This renovation was paid for by Jackson County bond.
State of Michigan Launches 2020 Census Website
In preparation for the 2020 Census, the state of Michigan has launched a new website to provide information and resources to Michiganders.
Live as of Tuesday, Jan. 14, the website will be available throughout the census-taking season so residents can have their questions answered, keep up to date on the latest census news and obtain a better understanding about the importance of the census. The website includes a list of frequently asked questions and an interactive map of hard to reach areas, among other things.

