Aging In Place
In-Home Support Services
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This program helps you with stay-at-home care. Services offered will depend on what county you live in and can include:

  • Transportation: You can get rides for medical appointments, business errands, shopping, and senior activities such as group meals.
  • Legal assistance: You can get legal advice, counseling, and limited representation.
  • In-home services: You can get help with homemaking and personal care such as bathing and dressing.
  • Chore service: Someone can help you with projects like heavy cleaning, small home repairs, or yard work.
  • Friendly visitors and telephone reassurance: Volunteers can call you if you live alone to check on your safety and talk with you.

How do I get help?

To find out how to get help from this program, contact your local office.

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