Excelsior Multi-Cultural Institute
Helping People who can least
help themselves
Helping People who can least
help themselves
EXCELSIOR MULTI-CULTURAL INSTITUTE, INC.
The Doctor Nurse Hospital Counseling Service (DNHCS)
www.excelsiormulticultural.org
E-Mail: emciedu@gmail.com
Dr. Ronald A. Nurse Ph.D.
PO Box 6644 North Augusta, SC. 29861
Tel: (706) 993-7088 or (803) 686-4022
A Multi-Social Services Organization
The Doctor Nurse Hospital Counseling Service (DNHCS) is an Excelsior Multi-Cultural Institute, Inc. (XLCR) program. DNHCS’s psychotherapeutic interventions promote psychological, emotional, and physical wellness by providing mental health and substance use counseling, support services, and sexual health education. Our goal is to use a stellar Holistic Harm Reduction approach/model with individuals to develop effective strategies that address issues impacting their overall quality of life. The individual, group, and family counseling services are provided with unconditional positive regard through Tele-Health Counseling using the internet and office visits.
The DNHCS implements the most effective, innovative, and up-to-date therapeutic counseling regimens to deliver high-quality interventions and social services. Services are customized for the particular needs of each consumer.
A wholesome and nurturing approach that gestalts the issues that need to be addressed is implemented. Accepting the person where they are at and assessing one's lifespan is the key factor for healing.
The DNHCS's therapeutic regimens' focus is that individuals have repressed issues they never resolved as a child. And those same repossessed issues resurface, often causing abnormal cognitive processes and very underage inappropriate behaviors.
Specialized/Exceptional innovative and advent-grade treatments include the following:
-“741 Hertz” (Cure and Prevention for COVID-19 W/O a Vaccine)
-“Reflection Of Feelings”
-“10 Ways To Free Yourself From Yourself” (Includes purchase of self-help book)
-“Empowerment (Energy) Transmutation”
-“Positive Mental Conditioning”
-“Reiki Therapy” (Hands-On Healing)
-“Moral Recognition Therapy”
-“Drug and Alcohol Addiction Remission
Call me, Dr. Nurse today, for a free consultation so we can have a conversation.
The Doctor Nurse Hospital Case Management Services (DNHCMS)
PRE-ADMISSION SCREENING
In addition to the home care programs,
CLTC is also responsible for conducting
pre-admission screening for applicants who
are accessing Medicaid-sponsored nursing
home care. This screening process assures
applicants meet the required level of care—
skilled or intermediate—for nursing home
placement.
HOW TO GET SERVICES
An individual or their family member may
make a referral for CLTC services by calling
the toll-free CLTC referral number, (888)
971-1637 or by using the CLTC website,
https://phoenix.scdhhs.gov/cltc_referrals/
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Community
Long Term
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Better Care. Better Value. Better Health.
LANGUAGE SERVICES
If your primary language is not English, language
assistance services are available to you, free of charge.
Call: 1-888-549-0820 (TTY: 1-888-842-3620).
si habla español, tiene a su disposición servicios gratuitos
de asistencia lingüística. Llame al 1-888-549-0820 (TTY:
1-888-842-3620).
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Aiken
(803) 641-7680
(888) 364-3310
Serves Aiken and Barnwell
counties
Anderson
(864) 224-9452
(800) 713-8003
Serves Anderson and Oconee
counties
Charleston
(843) 529-0142
(888) 805-4397
Serves Berkeley, Charleston
and Dorchester counties
Columbia
(803) 764-8319
(888) 847-0908
Serves Fairfield, Newberry,
Lexington and Richland
counties
Conway
(843) 279-2011
(888) 539-8796
Serves Georgetown, Horry,
Marion and Williamsburg
counties
Florence
(843) 667-8718
(888) 798-8995
Serves Darlington, Dillon,
Florence, Marlboro and
Chesterfield counties
Greenville
(864) 242-2211
(888) 535-8523
Serves Greenville and Pickens
counties
Greenwood
(864) 223-8622
(800) 628-3838
Serves Abbeville, Edgefield,
Greenwood, Laurens,
McCormick and Saluda counties
Orangeburg
(803) 536-0122
(888) 218-4915
Serves Allendale, Bamberg,
Calhoun and Orangeburg
counties
Ridgeland
(843) 726-5353
(800) 262-3329
Serves Beaufort, Colleton,
Hampton and Jasper counties
Rock Hill
(803) 560-6457
(888) 286-2078
Serves Chester, Lancaster and
York counties
Spartanburg
(864) 594-4964
(888) 551-3864
Serves Cherokee, Spartanburg
and Union counties
Sumter
(803) 567-3110
(888) 761-5991
Serves Clarendon, Kershaw,
Lee and Sumter counties
CLTC Central Office
(803) 898-2590
P.O. Box 8206 Columbia
Columbia, SC 29202-8206
CLTC Referral Line
(888) 971-1637
CONTACT A SCDHHS CLTC OFFICE
COMMUNITY LONG TERM CARE
The South Carolina Department of Health
and Human Services (SCDHHS) Community
Long Term Care (CLTC) offers programs to
help individuals who want to live at home,
need assistance with their care and are
financially eligible for Medicaid.
Community Choices Program
The Community Choices waiver allows
individuals who require assistance with their
activities of daily living to receive care in their
communities or homes instead of in nursing
homes. These CLTC services are available to
individuals 18 years of age or older who are
unable to perform activities of daily living such as
bathing, dressing and toileting due to illness or
disability. In order to enroll, the individual must
meet the same level of care that is needed to
enter a nursing home.
Services offered include:
• Personal Care I - Assistance with general
household activities.
• Personal Care II - Help with activities such
as bathing, dressing, preparing meals,
housekeeping and observing health signs.
• Attendant Care - Personal care assistance
directed by the participant or the
participant’s representative.
• Companion Services - Short-term relief for
caregivers and/or needed socialization for
participants.
• Environmental Modifications - Pest control
services, ramps, space heaters, fans and
window air conditioners.
• Enhanced Environmental Modifications -
Minor adaptations to non-rental property for
the safety and health of the participant.
• Home Delivered Meals - Regular or special
diet meals delivered to the participant’s
home.
• Adult Day Health Care (ADHC) - Medically
supervised care and services provided at a
licensed day care center. Transportation to
and from the home is provided within 15
miles of the center.
• ADHC Nursing - Limited skilled nursing
procedures as ordered by a physician may be
provided by the ADHC nurse at the center.
• Respite Care - Temporary relief for
the participant’s caregiver by
admission to an inpatient
facility (nursing
home or hospital)
or community
residential care
facility (CRCF).
• Personal
Emergency
Response
System (PERS)
- An electronic
device that enables
high-risk individuals
to secure help in the
event of an emergency.
• Nutritional Supplements
- A limited supply of canned
supplements when medical necessity is
confirmed by a physician.
• Bath Safety Equipment - Bath bench or
chair, hand-held shower and/or a raised
commode seat.
• Home Again (also known as Money Follows
the Person) - Assists Medicaid individuals
residing in a nursing facility to transition
back into the community.
• Telemonitoring - Daily electronic monitoring
of medical conditions for participants who
meet specific criteria.
• Case Management - Coordination and
monitoring of program services and
community resources.
HIV/AIDS Program
CLTC may be able to help Medicaid-eligible
individuals of any age who have HIV/AIDS and
are considered to be at risk for hospitalization.
Services offered include:
• Personal Care I and II
• Attendant Care
• Companion Services
• Environmental Modifications
• Enhanced Environmental Modifications
• Home Delivered Meals
• Private Duty Nursing - Skilled medical
monitoring, direct care and intervention
in order to maintain health care needs
through home support.
• Case Management
Mechanical Ventilator Dependent
Program
This program can assist individuals
21 years of age or older who
are dependent upon mechanical
ventilation at least six hours daily.
Services offered include:
• Personal Care I and II
• Attendant Care
• Environmental Modifications
• Enhanced Environmental Modifications
• Nursing Services
• PERS
• Institutional Respite Care - Temporary
relief for the caregiver by admitting the
participant to an inpatient facility (nursing
home or hospital).
• In-Home Respite Care - Temporary
relief for the primary caregiver that
keeps the participant at home to avoid
institutionalization.
• Specialized Medical Equipment and
Supplies
• Nutritional Supplements
• Home Delivered Meals
• Case Management
Through Group Effort Change Becomes Reality
Through Group Effort Change Becomes Reality
WE ARE HERE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
WE ARE HERE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Here’s what we’ve been working on
Here’s what we’ve been working on
A brief background
A brief background
The Excelsior Multicultural Institute, Inc. (XLCR) is a 501(c)3 non-profit, Transitional Housing Program (THP) located in a rural area; Augusta GA. XLCR is kindly seeking your monetary and/or in-kind donations please. The agency is an organization with a history of volunteer foster care placement services. XLCR’s-THP specialize in domiciling homeless Developmental Disabled (DD) and Mentally Ill Chemical Abuser (MICA) consumers in special/exceptional rural milieus to treat their comorbid, co-occurring addiction and mental illness
The XLCR Transitional Housing Program will house homeless people in Augusta, GA and transition them into permanent housing. The Housing Urban Development Dept. (HUD), and the Community Development Block Grant Office (CBDG) in Augusta, Georgia reported in their demographic statistics; an estimate of over 75,000 people experienced homelessness in Georgia (National Law Center on Homelessnes and Poverty).
Everyone Deserves A Place To Call Home
Everyone Deserves A Place To Call Home
THE SERVICES THAT WE OFFER
XLCR will provide supportive services to DD and MICA homeless patrons that will help them to put their mental health illness and substance abuse problems into remission, obtain permanent housing, job training, employment, education, and to input immediate permanency in their lives. The program will work with other social service providers, educational programs, employment, and permanent affordable housing providers in the area. Monetary and/or in-kind donations will be solicited from private and government resources. Resources, inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes of the logic model’s context, measures the effectiveness and efficiency of program activates. The logic model will assist the agency with understanding and accomplishing its mission, goals, and objectives (W. K. Kellogg Foundation).
Group Leaders will facilitate group counseling sessions by utilizing the 12 step recovery philosophies to resolve any underline issues and problems. Group members will be taught innovative mediation techniques called “Sexual Transmutation”, and “Sitting In Coliseum”. A sacred book titled, “10 Ways To Free Yourself From Yourself (10 Ways)” by authors, Jackson and Nurse (2011) will be used as the group’s didactic tool. 10 Ways teaches empowerment techniques that will guarantee group members immediate positive changes in their finances, mental health, social, artistic, physical, and professional interactions. 10 Ways will give group members immediate positive attitudes and spiritual rejuvenation. Residents will put their disorders and addictions into remission and be high functioning productive members in society.
To address the problem of MICA homeless caused by mental illness and/or substance abuse issues, XLCR will implement wholesome, nurturing, healthy, and positive intervention services. Residents will be assigned a social worker, job coach, mental health counselor, and housing specialist who will do bi-weekly individual service plan reviews. Each resident will be domiciled in their own separate rooms that are fully furnished with beds, dressers, cable, air conditioning, internet access, and microwaves. The residents will be given three well-balanced meals per day that are monitored by a dietarian and prepared by a well trained and certified chef. Snacks be given throughout the day and night. Residents will have recreational activities such as sports, games, internet access, trips to movies, concerts, museums, and visits to other cultivating places. Counselors will provide clients with ADL Skills training, group, individual, and family psychotherapies.
Multidisciplinary collaboration efforts will be conducted with other services providers in the community. All consumers will be referred and escorted to job training sites, CTP Programs, family, psychiatric, and doctor visits. Client’s medication management will be supervised by a licensed psychiatrist. Counseling about how to obtain affordable housing, employment, and money management will be provided for residents. Participation and interaction in bi-weekly individual therapeutic and career counseling sessions and group meetings are mandatory. The groups are specially designed for clients with mental health and substance abuse issues
Here’s what we’ve been working on
Here’s what we’ve been working on
