Click here to listen to MORC CEO Dennis Bott’s appearance on the The Closer Look program talking about MORC services.

We are pleased to announce that MORC has received a three year NCQA accreditation in Case Management for Long Term Services and Supports, the highest level of accreditation available to us. NCQA accreditation is considered the gold standard for quality in our field and demonstrates our ability to meet stringent national standards as well as provide excellent quality services and customer service in all areas of our work.

MORC is pleased to announce the appointment of Doru Bali, MD, as our new Medical Director.

Dr. Bali received his medical degree from Wayne State University and completed his residency at Detroit Receiving Hospital in Emergency Medicine. Dr. Bali also earned a Physician Executive MBA from the University of Tennessee.

During the past 20 years, Dr. Bali has had the privilege of taking care of some of the most vulnerable segments of the population, not unlike the individuals that are served by MORC. Dr. Bali’s experience in the Emergency Department and hospice leadership, in combination with the unique experience afforded by a physician executive MBA, has allowed him to understand the inner workings of a medical organization’s administration including safety, quality, and customer satisfaction measures. Dr. Bali has extensive knowledge of the importance of successful collaboration between community providers and multidisciplinary team to achieve best outcomes.

Dr. Bali also serves as the Medical Director for Lake Huron Medical Center Emergency Department, in addition to working with two hospice programs. He is board certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine and an active member of the American College of Emergency Physicians and the Michigan College of Emergency Physicians.

MORC is continuing to monitor the latest developments in the ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis.

We are in the process of implementing a phased reopening plan.  For now, our offices remain closed except for clinic services.  For the safety of those we serve and our staff, most of services are being delivered via telehealth and most of our office staff are working from home.

Our Troy Autism Clinic reopened on July 6 with new safety protocols.

Even in these challenging times, MORC remains committed to serving those in our community and being responsive to your needs.  We can be reached by calling the main phone number at any of our office locations.