Homemaker/Chore Services
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This program gives you health care and support services so that you can safely stay in your own home. This program can help you take care of your daily needs with the following services:

  • Case management: A social service professional will work with you and your family to decide which services you will need so that you can stay at home.
  • Homemaking: This includes services such as housework, laundry, shopping and running errands.
  • Personal care: A service professional will help you with your daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and grooming.
  • Meals: This provides you with home-delivered meals and helps you with preparing meals at home.
  • Respite care: These are programs and services provided to your caregivers to give them a break.

How do I get help?

To find out how to get help from this program, contact your local Area Agency on Aging.

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