New in 2022, Community Care is offering Partnership members on Medicare an Over-the-Counter (OTC) Benefit Card. This monthly benefit card can be used to purchase OTC products like pain relievers, cough syrup, toothpaste, and other personal supplies.

Each month, you will receive $35 loaded automatically onto your card, which you can use at many popular stores and pharmacies, like Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Family Dollar, and more. There is also an online catalog available.

The card only works when buying OTC items. The cards cannot be used to purchase items like food, gasoline, or alcohol.

You must activate your card before using it. The card includes instructions on how to do this.

Want to shop from your smartphone? Download the OTC Network app. Visit www.OTCnetwork.com to learn more.

If you have additional questions, check with a member of your care team

Please click here to read the Wisconsin Medicaid response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Community Care Ozaukee Family Care office has moved to 1035 W. Glen Oaks Lane, Suite 210, Mequon, WI 53092. Although we’ve changed locations, our phone numbers remain the same: 

Ozaukee Family Care Phone: (262) 292-2500   
Ozaukee Family Care Fax: (262) 240-0083

The new card has a Medicare Number unique to you, instead of your Social Security Number. Your new card will automatically come to you—just make sure Social Security has your most up-to-date address.

For more information, visit go.medicare.gov/newcard.

Inspired by the realization that conventional psychiatry has become a linear, medication-dependent, symptom-suppression based model, with little to offer the millions of people struggling with mental illness, Dr. Tummala turned to Integrative Psychiatry, fully embracing its patient-centered, collaborative care approach. Unlike conventional psychiatry, Integrative Psychiatry attempts to find the root cause of a person’s problems and work towards achieving overall mental health and balance. She embraces an innovative, mind-body-spirit approach that combines the science of modern medicine with the wisdom of ancient medicine to address the root causes of physiological symptoms.

Rather than just addressing the symptoms of mental illness, Dr. Tummala uses a broad scope of intervention, including diet, exercise, meditation, yoga, nutritional supplements, chiropractic care, Ayurvedic herbs, psychotherapy and careful use of psychiatric medicines. She recognizes that reducing the reliance on psychiatric medicines, reduces the severity and occurrence of side effects, while empowering her patients. Health, harmony and vitality, is something she envisions and strives for, in all her patients. To register, click on the link below:

March 2, 2018 - 1-4PM, Brookfield, WI