Aging In Place
Homemaker Services
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This program gives you health care and support services so that you can safely stay in your own home. You can get help from the following services:

  • Homemaking: This includes help with 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: You can get home-delivered meals and help with making meals at home.

How do I get help?

To get help from this program, contact your local office.

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