When you receive services from Deaf Community Advocacy Network (DEAF C.A.N.!.), you will be in the good hands of someone from our Case Management team. Our case managers work to assess, advocate for, and help plan services around your medical and non-medical needs. As your needs change, your case manager will continue to work with you to adjust your services.

How can our case managers help you?

• Evaluating, arranging for and monitoring in-home personnel and care needs.
• Coordinating medical appointments and arranging for transportation.
• Identifying social services and programs that could help the client.
• Making referrals to financial, legal or medical professionals and suggesting ways to avoid problems.
• Explaining complex or difficult topics with the client or family members.
• Creating short- and long-term care plans that could include other living arrangements.
• Acting as a liaison to families.
• Answering questions and addressing emotional concerns of caregivers and their loved ones.

Visual descriptions: [A white woman appears on screen. She is wearing black glasses and a black blouse. The background is plain white, with vertical window blinds to her left. On-screen text reads “SUSAN LUNDY, BS, CASE MANAGER”. On the upper right corner is the logo of Deaf C.A.N.!, short for Community Advocacy Network.]
[Three logos appear on screen.
First logo: Oakland County, Michigan logo with a green tree. Auburn Hills, Pontiac, Southfield & more! Second logo: County of Monroe, Michigan 1817 with a photo of a building. Below, the text reads “Dundee, Milan, Monroe & more!”. Third logo: Livingston County, Michigan, Organized in 1836 with an image of a clock tower. Text below the logo reads “Brighton, Fenton, Howell & more!” Fourth logo: Macomb County, Michigan with an image of Michigan state and the year 1818. Below: “Eastpointe, Roseville, Sterling Heights, Warren & more!”. Fifth logo: Saint Clair County, Michigan. 1820. Port Huron, Richmond, St. Clair & more! Sixth logo: Washtenaw County, Michigan 1826. Ann Arbor, Saline, Ypsilanti, & more!]
[On-screen text: “Please contact us if you have any concerns or questions.” Email: seniorcitizen@deafcan.org. VP Susan Lundy - 248-209-6437. Call: 248-332-3331. In small font: “DEAF C.A.N.! is funded in whole or part by the Federal Older Americans Act and the Michigan Aging and Adult Services Agency through the Area Agency on Aging 1-B.” End of video.]

This program is supported by the Area Agency on Aging 1-B, Aging & Adult Services Agency (AASA), and Older Americans Act (OAA). We are thrilled to have their generous support. 

Deaf Community Advocacy Network (DEAF C.A.N.!) will take appropriate steps to ensure equal access in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended, which prohibits disability discrimination in any program or activity that receives Federal funds or is conducted by an executive agency. DEAF C.A.N.! will ensure that persons with disabilities have access to all of its programs, services, activities, and information that is comparable to the access provided to persons without disabilities.

Deaf Community Advocacy Network (DEAF C.A.N.!) embraces equal employment opportunity (EEO) and inclusiveness and maintains a work environment that is free of discrimination.  The policy of the agency is to ensure that no employee or applicant for employment is denied equal opportunity because of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability, marital status, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, or any other non-merit-based factor.