Kentucky Senior Medicare Patrol Program

 

                 

The Kentucky Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP), formerly Kentucky Seniors Saving Medicare, “empowers seniors to prevent healthcare fraud.” The SMP program recruits and trains senior volunteers and professionals such as doctors, nurses, accountants, investigators, law enforcement personnel, attorneys, teachers, and others to help Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries become better health care consumers.

SMP is funded by the Administration on Aging and has programs in every state along with the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the U. S. Virgin Islands. The local SMP program is sponsored by the Louisville Metro Community Action Partnership and includes other SMP offices located throughout the state of Kentucky.

Louisville Metro Community Action Partnership (LMCAP) offers an array of community activities dedicated to eliminating the causes and effects of poverty. Grassroots activism and volunteerism are critical and effective elements of community change and improvement. CAP couples this with educational programs, broad-based planning and direct service provisions to meet the needs of the residents of Louisville Metro and across the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

For more information about Seniors In Service and LMCAP programs,
call Michelle List, Social Service Program Coordinator at 502.574.6960.