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Navigating the Waters:     Care Options for Seniors




     HOME COMPANION SERVICES

     Companion Services Offer:
     • Companionship and Home Helpers – Meal
     preparation, light housekeeping, grocery
     shopping, medication reminders, transporta-
     tion, socialization.
     • Personal Services – Activity of Daily Living
     Services such as dressing, bathing, toileting,
     grooming, mobility assistance.                      HOME HEALTHCARE SERVICES
     • Alzheimer’s and Dementia Home Care –              Home Health Care Services Offer:
     Assistance with activities of daily living, safety   • Help with Recovery from illness, injury,
     assistance, managing behaviors and family           surgery, and long-term conditions.
     support and encouragement though                    • Skilled Nursing
     engagement.                                         • Home Health Aids
     Who pays for it:                                    • Physical Therapy
     Personal Funds, Some Long-Term Care                 • Occupational Therapy
     Policies, Some Assistance offered through           • Speech Therapy
     Veterans Affairs office.
                                                         • Social Worker
                                                         Who pays for it:
                                                         Medicare, Medicaid, Private Insurance,
                                                         Personal Funds


                                                         HOSPICE SERVICES
                                                         Hospice Services Offer:
                                                         • A team of Healthcare Professionals includ-
                                                         ing: Nurses, CNAs, Social Workers, Clergy,
                                                         Trained Volunteers, Therapy Services
                                                         • Pain Management
                                                         • Assistance with emotional, psychosocial and
                                                         spiritual aspects of the dying process.
                                                         • Provide: Medication, Medical Supplies, and
                                                         Special Equipment
                                                         • Family Education on how to care for their
                                                         loved one
                                                         • Bereavement care and counseling for family
                                                         and friends after someone has passed.
                                                         Who pays for it:
                                                         Medicare, Medicaid, Non- Profit Funds, and
    24                                                   some Private Insurance Plans.
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