We offer access to an array of direct services to our clients. To make it easier to find the service you need,
the services have been categorized into the following groups:
Assessing You
Case Management Service- assesses a client's need for services, develops a service plan, coordinates these services, and monitors service quality.
Environmental Accessibility Adaptation- provides minor housing adaptations and/or minor home improvements for elders who require this service to remain safely
in their homes.
Nutritional Assessment- assesses the elder's diet and medical conditions and provides appropriate recommendations.
Helping Hands
Home Delivered Meals- are well-balenced meals that meet Federal and State nutritional standards and the elders' dietary needs.
Grocery Shopping- provides and maintains an adequate supply of groceries in the home of a frail elder.
Chore Service- helps disabled or frail elders to make their home safe and to correct or prevent environmental problems that are hazardous to a person's health and safety.
Homemaking Service- are activities that may include light housekeeping, cleaning the kitchen and bathroom, changing beds, laundry, menu
planning, meal preparation, and training for in-home management skills.
Personal Care- are actvities that assist the elder with: bathing, dressing, grooming, bed pan routines, eating, ambulating, and transfers.
Laundry Service- serves those who have no other means of having laundry cleaned.
Specialized Assistants
Skilled In-Home Service- provides services including: skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and more.
Home Health Aide Service- provides personal care in the home under the supervision of a registered nurse.
Medical Escort- provides companionship for the elder to and from any medical or dental appointment.
Money Management- uses trained and insured volunteers to help elders to balance their checkbooks, budget their monthly income, and run bank errands.
Companion- provides socialization, escorts client to appointments and errands, and provides assistance with snacks.
Day Care
Adult Day Health- offers a variety of services in an activity based setting. It is an alternative to 24-hour, long-term institutionalization
for individuals who are unable to live completely independent lives.
Dementia Day Care- is similar to Adult Day Health but with a higher staff to client ratio, and staff receives specialized training.
Keeping you connected
Personal Emergency Response System- is a medical communications system that allows an individual experiencing a medical emergency at home to contact a trained
staff attendant.
Wanderer Locator Service- activates a community support network to help reunite a lost person with his/her caregiver.
Additional Support
Transportation- transports eligble elders to and from community facilities.
Respite Bed- provides short-term institutionalization for elders whose caregivers need temporary relief.
Habilitation Therapy- provides assistance to individuals and their caregivers trying to cope with Alzheimer's Disease.