Our Alternatives program is geared towards adults who are low income and need assistance with activities of daily living. This program is one of our many programs that are meant to help older adults live at home.
Caregivers are faced with a host of new responsibilities, many of which are unfamiliar, intimidating, and can ultimately create caregiver burnout. The Caregiver Support Program provides assistance and support to family caregivers.
The Medicaid program's goal is to help older adults ages 65 years of age and older, that meet nursing home placement, to remain in their homes and not have to go to a facility to get the care that they need.
This program is designed for individuals ages 18 or older that are residing in a long term care facility. It gives them the option to move into a community-based setting if they wish to do so.
Our certified Ombudsman resolves issues surrounding the care and quality of life for people living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Our Ombudsman is there to represent the residents' interests. It is the residents' desires and needs that are considered and acted upon.
