Offers in-home support for women with cancer while they are dealing with chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, or treatment.

Provides personal care, homemaking, and respite care services.

Provides camp program for children age 2 to 5. Campers thrive in a safe and structured environment with a program that has a good balance of outdoor and indoor activities. Programming includes nature, swim, art, music, cooking, playground activity, and more with fun-filled weekly themes.

Offers activities for babies and children of all ages. Programs include My Baby and Me, after-school care, school days off care, teen programs, special needs programs, family and holiday programs, summer day and overnight camps, and more. Please see JCC website at JCCPGH.org for complete listings.

Presents and hosts arts and cultural programs that reflect, involve, and enrich our community. Anchoring the JCC's cultural arts program is the American Jewish Museum (AJM). Musical theater programs are offered for school-age youth and teens and the JCC offers dance classes for all ages.

Provides a network of experienced caregivers for adults who require assistance to live comfortably and independently at home or in a residential facility.

Provides home care, health care, and adult day care at no cost to qualified older adults who wish to remain independent in their own homes.

Provides safe sleeping quarters for homeless men and emergency overnight care that includes breakfast and dinner, a shower, clean clothing, and personal care articles.

Provides life-long support services for people with developmental disabilities, including residential and in-home services, life-sharing, and summer camps. The Prader-Willi Syndrome program focuses on the transition from inpatient programs to community based living, and managing lifelong needs for individuals with PWS.

Provides Advocacy, Consumer Community Supports, Education, Social Rehabilitation, and Support Groups.

Provides individuals older than the age of 18 with a chronic mental health diagnosis an opportunity to achieve personal growth and fulfillment through various treatment options. Programs include: Enhanced Care CRR (Community Residential Rehabilitation), Community Based Supported Housing, Geriatric Personal Care Boarding Homes, and a Comprehensive Mental Health Personal Care Home program. All of these programs have a goal to enhance the development of the skills, attitudes and habits necessary to prevent re-hospitalization, as well as to encourage successful community reintegration.

Provides primary care medical services ranging from pediatric to geriatric care. Accepts most third party payments. Patients without insurance asked to pay whatever they can. Home visits to homebound elderly available. Also offers personal counseling and smoking cessation programs.

Provides in-home supports (personal care, light housekeeping, private duty, shopping, and respite) to help stabilize patients following a health challenge to enable them to regain and maintain their independence. Landmark Senior Connections (LSC) helps seniors and their families find the right supportive living arrangement when an individual is no longer able to stay in their own home safely due to cognitive of physical decline. Staff will visit with a family in their home to go over their options for supportive living.

Provides supportive services to Caregivers of older adults, individuals with Alzheimer's Disease or other chronic dementia, as well as grandparents and other relatives aged 55 and older who are raising grand-children or caring for adults with disabilities.

Investigates and resolves complaints for both long-term care providers and consumers of long-term services. Providers include nursing homes, licensed personal care homes, formal and informal providers of in-home services. Consumers include those residing in facilities or in the community.

Provides services to consumers who are unable to fully meet their needs, such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and etc.

Investigates complaints about personal care homes and assisted living facilities. Offers orientation for new personal care home operators. Also provides a list of names and phone numbers of all licensed persons.

Provides older adults with in-person visits and to help to reduce isolation and increase their opportunities for social connection. Visitors are trained and vetted volunteers.

Provides homemaker and respite care services

Provides a wide variety of programs to help individuals to transition through the changes that come with the passing years. Services may include adult daily living centers, home environment modifications, home delivered meals, respite care, medical supplies and equipment, personal emergency response systems, personal care, transportation, caregiver support, home support, and needs assessments.

The Caregiver Support Program is designed to reduce caregiver stress. The emphasis of this program is to respond directly to the needs of caregivers who are caring for a functionally dependent elderly consumer. Financial reimbursement may be provided for out-of-pocket caregiving expenses, such as personal care services, supplies, assistive devices, or home modifications. Total household income determines the specific percentage of monthly reimbursement.

Provides in-home services to senior citizens including: Companion Services, Counseling, Personal Assistance Services, Personal Care Services, Respite Care, and Home Support.

Provides assistance necessary to keep seniors living independently in their homes and communities. Care Managers create a personalized plan based on an initial clinical assessment and periodic re-assessments in order to fit the participant's changing strengths and needs. A regular schedule of visits and calls are scheduled to provide the necessary support, while also providing additional services during emergency situations such as severe weather, property damage, or utility issues.

Provides services to individuals with a history of serious and persistent mental illness. The program is directed at maximizing individual independence in the community setting of their choice. The focus of the program is in the teaching and development of skills and supports needed to address particular life goals. Individuals work on goals that they have chosen as being important to their success in the community and in the enhancement of their personal lives. Goals can include medication compliance, tenant responsibilities, budgeting skills, apartment/household maintenance, community integration, self-care skills, and community mobility training.

Offers specialty optometric and occupational therapy services to help patients maximize their remaining vision. A personalized treatment plan includes a comprehensive exam, prescribed vision devices, and the training necessary to guarantee success.
Primary Vision Care are committed to ensuring ALL patients have access to vision care. Optometrists spend quality time getting to know patients, their vision, and their lifestyle needs.

Teaches persons who are blind, vision-impaired or deaf-blind how to use their other senses, special equipment and new techniques to live independently. General curricula have been established, but each person benefits from an individualized program.

Offers youth development programs, health and wellness activities, a computer lab, and volunteer opportunities. Services include: school-age child care, summer day camp, traveling basketball team, group exercise classes, personal training, and Pittsburgh CONNECTS Hilltop Computer Center.

Offers Aquatics, arts and crafts, youth and adult instructional classes and leagues, adventure guides and princesses, fitness classes, personal training, swimming lessons, swim team, parent/child classes, preschool, physical skill instruction, before and after school programs, summer day camp, and teen programs.

Investigates and resolves complaints concerning long-term care services related to health, safety, welfare, and rights of individuals who live in nursing homes and personal care homes, as well as those who utilize adult day services, domiciliary care, and community-based care programs.

Offers referrals to agencies that provide Caregiver Support services. Monitors and funds these services. Provides primary caregivers with a break from caregiving. Services include reimbursement for out of pocket costs associated with caregiving related services and supplies, education, training, counseling, respite care and more.
The program supports individuals who want to live at home but need help with daily activities such as meal preparation, bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and/or personal care. It is designed to ease the burden for caregivers who are overwhelmed with helping their loved one, managing their own family, and possibly work responsibilities as well.

Provides counseling services with a person/family-centered mental health approach that is mindful, positive, and holistic. Techniques integrate nature therapy to help nurture individual needs and help caregivers work through a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, stress, fatigue, grief, trauma, identity loss, and family relationship issues. Offers in-person and virtual counseling.

Offers various wellness and support programs for current and former family caregivers to encourage a focus on wellness and self-empowerment. Service available in-person or virtually.

Provides non-perishable food items for individuals and families in need. Also offers personal care items as available.

Offers in-home services for older adults including case/care management, home delivered meals, and personal care assistance.

Services offered can be utilized as a step down from a higher level of care, or as a first step in assisting a consumer who is suffering from a substance use disorder.
During the intake appointment consumers will be screened for acute intoxication or withdrawal symptoms. Once this assessment is completed, the consumer will be placed in the appropriate level of care. The program length will vary based on the needs and the person's progress in treatment.
Services are available to adolescents and adults age 12 and older who demonstrate a need for substance abuse treatment. This includes mandated and or court ordered treatment for DUI and other legal infractions. The consumers of these services may also be diagnosed with a co-occurring mental health disorder.
Medically assisted treatment is available and can include suboxone or vivitrol.

Provides a 7-day a week activity program that includes a daily Catholic mass, housekeeping, laundry service, medication management, and pastoral care offered in-house or in the hospital. Serves three meals and two snacks daily.

Provides in-home nursing services.

Offers a residential program for adults with a diagnosis of serious mental illness. It is located within a 13 bed group home with staffing 24-hours a day, seven days a week and it provides residents with all their meals. The staff provide supportive counseling, personal care and grooming, and assistance with daily living tasks to residents and assistance with medications. The program empowers residents to make choices by focusing on their strengths.

Accepts donations of new or gently worn women’s interview and work-appropriate clothing, shoes, accessories, new (unopened) makeup, toiletries, and personal care items to support women who are entering or returning to the workforce. All donations are tax deductible.

Also welcomes online financial contributions.

Accepts donations of new or gently worn women’s interview and work-appropriate clothing, shoes, accessories, new (unopened) makeup, toiletries, and personal care items to support women who are entering or returning to the workforce. All donations are tax deductible.

Also welcomes online financial contributions.

Seeks to mediate and resolve issues affecting older adults who are residents of nursing homes and personal care homes, or who receive long-term care services in their home or community. The program works with individuals, their families and friends, long-term care facility staff, government agencies, and community groups to provide relevant information, answer questions, investigate complaints about the quality of care or treatment from long-term care providers, and offer assistance in resolving problems.

Provides care for individuals in need of short-term rehabilitation while recovering from an illness, injury, or surgery.

Provides care for individuals in need of short-term rehabilitation while recovering from an illness, injury, or surgery.

Provides care for individuals in need of short-term rehabilitation while recovering from an illness, injury, or surgery.

Provides care for individuals in need of short-term rehabilitation while recovering from an illness, injury, or surgery.

Offers parents emotional support, links to community resources, and self-advocacy skills. Services are available in-person and virtually.

Provides hospice, in-home care, fusion, and equipment.

Provides support services and therapy in the home, school, and/or community for families who have children with significant emotional/behavioral disturbances. A two-person team delivers the service, focusing on the entire family, so that families may continue to provide care at home for their children.

Provides personal care items to those in need.

Offers an alternative to prosecution for eligible youths.

This initiative utilizes community-based providers that support evidence-based, outcome-oriented programs, and supports trauma-informed care that result in academic success, personal and career development, and good citizenship.

Distributes new and gently used clothing and household goods. Provides diapers, forumla, cleaning products, shelf-stable food, and toiletries/personal care items as available.

Provides home-based services that help people remain independent in their own homes.

Provides support to caregivers of functionally dependent people. Targeted specially for caregivers. It is innovative in that it allows the caregiver the opportunity to manage and control what goods and services will be purchased according to the caregiver’s needs. The goal of the program is to reduce caregiver stress and reinforce the care bring provided to older persons at home.

Offers high quality clothing, household goods, furniture personal care items, etc., at low prices.

Provides volunteer companionship and assistance to help seniors remain living in their homes and communities. Assistance may include transport to medical appointments and procedures, grocery shopping, pets to vet, telephone reassurance, minor home repairs, check writing/forms/balance accounts, supportive visitation, and transport for hair/barber appointments.

Provides support by trained staff to families in their homes through social activities, respite care and outcome oriented individual instruction. Hours of service are flexible to best meet the needs of families.

Provides housing for higher functioning intellectually disabled adults. Supervised setting, staffed 24 hours a day. The Personal Care Home is located on the grounds of St. Joseph's Church. It is regulated and licensed by the Department of Public Welfare.

Provides individuals with intellectual disabilities with the opportunity to reside in the private homes of host families.

Host families treat the individuals with whom they share their homes are members of the family, even though they are not usually related. They provide food, shelter, personal care, transportation, and comprehensive supports to one or two individuals.

In exchange for this service, the host family receives: a tax-free stipend, ongoing training, assistance with problem-solving, resources, respite care, and regular visits for support.

The program offers families a unique opportunity to work toward family stability and reduce the risk of out-of-home placement by providing them with personalized, in-home support. The Home-Based Case Manager or Family Resource Specialist meets the "total" needs of the child through guiding and assisting parents or guardians in gaining access to necessary medical, educational, rehabilitative, and social services. Additionally, the program connects families with other community resources and supports.

Provides support to help older adults be able to continue living at home. Based on an individuals need, LIFE can provide: comprehensive medical management by an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals; an on-call nurse and physician available

Provides support to help older adults be able to continue living at home. Based on an individuals need, LIFE can provide: comprehensive medical management by an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals; an on-call nurse and physician available

Provides support to help older adults be able to continue living at home. Based on an individuals need, LIFE can provide: comprehensive medical management by an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals; an on-call nurse and physician available

Provides support to help older adults be able to continue living at home. Based on an individuals need, LIFE can provide: comprehensive medical management by an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals; an on-call nurse and physician available

Offers adult day programs and care. Provides support and temporarily relief for caregivers. Participants can choose to attend programs as often as they would like. Flexible scheduling like half or full days. Programming includes: Exercise classes, Educational presentations, Medication administration, Bathing assistance, Personal care assistance, etc.

Provides information about and referral to local support services for individuals with mental health and co-occurring disorders and their families.

Provides pecialized housing for persons with severe mental illness.
Residential care provides assistance with tasks of daily living that includes:
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
, Transportation, Shopping, Maintaining Appointments, Recreational Activities
, Money Management
, Socialization
, and Supervision of self-administered medications.

Provides 24 hour highly structured residential service for persons diagnosed with intellectual disabilities.

Information is provided to elderly persons and their families about Agency and community resources with referrals made as appropriate.

Follow-up activities ensure appropriateness of service.

Services are provided in the client's home by trained personnel when there is no other responsible person available or capable of providing the needed services.

Service activities include personal care, care and management of the home, and meal preparation.

Assists families in assessing their needs when taking care of older relatives.
Services include some financial support, benefits advice and counseling where caregivers are advised of benefits that are available to them.

Assists children, adolescents, and families in accessing IBHS services to promote sustaining the child/adolescent within the community/home in order to prevent a more restrictive/intensive level of care.

Provides 24 hour emergency assistance, 7 days per week to children, adolescents, adults and families who are in a state of mental health crisis. The service exists to provide quality, immediate, mental health crisis intervention to ensure that appropriate risk assessment and intervention occurs, while providing for the safety of every consumer and the community. Also assists with the development of a crisis plan and referral to identified needed levels of treatment care.

Provides adult day care services for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Provides licensed homes in the community with 24/7 staff member support. Assistance is provided withmedications, meals, housekeeping, finances, decision-making, health and wellness, and emotional well-being. The Residential Program is offered on a long-term or a short-term basis. Supported Living program enables the individual to remain at home with support from staff to manage personal resources, health, mobility, transportation, and use of community resources to promote independence.

Provides information that helps the public make choices which promote personal health, prevent illness and disability, take advantage of opportunities for early detection, and support their ability to deal effectively with health problems when they arise. General health education programs provide information about a wide variety of health related topics rather than specializing in a particular area.

Offers individual and/or group sessions which assist participants to understand how their lifestyle impacts their physical and mental health and to develop personal practices that enhance their total well-being.

Provides opportunities and services to older adults(ages 60 and older, unless otherwise noted) to promote their best possible well-being.

Provides assistance to an unpaid caregiver who provides hands-on care for a person 60 years of age and older. The caregiver and care recipient may reside in the same household or in different homes, but the care recipient must reside in Fayette, Greene, or Washington County.

The Caregiver Support Program is designed to provide assistance to an unpaid caregiver who provides hands-on care for a person 60 years of age and older.

Provides financial assistance to an unpaid caregiver who provides hands-on care for a person 60 years of age and over

Provides financial assistance to an unpaid caregiver who provides hands-on care for a person 60 years of age and over

Provides opportunities and services to older adults(ages 60 and older, unless otherwise noted) to promote their best possible well-being.

Provides assistance to older persons who are caring for the children of family members, and who reside in the same household. Based on assessed needs and the financial situation of the family, the caregiver may be eligible to receive reimubursement for in-home and center-based respite care services, and for limited supplemental services. Services include caregiver training and education, family-centered benefits counseling, and caregiver support groups.

Provides the supportive services necessary to help individuals maintain their independence at home. Services include personal care, meal preparation, respite care, housekeeping, and a range of specialized programs.

Offers free enrollment assistance to those in need of health insurance through the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Assisters offer non-biased help with the online application process to help consumers enroll in a plan that meets their needs.

Assists eligible residents who need assistance to accomplish daily living tasks. Services include light housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping and errands. Personal Care Services consist of bathing, dressing, grooming, food preparation, eating, ambulating, medication reminders and health maintenance activities. Qualified individuals may also be eligible for shopping, laundry and housekeeping assistance.

Assists with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, food preparation, eating, ambulating, transportation, medication reminders and non-medical health care such as wound and catheter care.

Qualified individuals may also be eligible for laundry and housekeeping assistance.

Provides assistance to eligible veterans. Service options include homemaker services, personal care and assistance, and respite care.

Provides a broad range of in-home care and services for clients of any age. The
emphasis is on personal care assistance and home management in order for individuals in need of assistance to maintain an independent lifestyle. Private duty nursing is also available.

Provides a 24-Hour Hotline for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other crimes.

Provides comprehensive in-person assessment for older adults to determine the level of care they need and the benefits and services for which they are eligible.

Provides in home assistance with various chores to individuals who are blind and visually-impaired.

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides money, also known as Cash Assistance, to help:

Pregnant women

• Dependent children and their parents who live with them
• Dependent children and other relatives who live with them and care for them

Provides comprehensive senior services which include information and referral/assistance, outreach, case/care management, escort, transportation, homemaker/chores, personal care, home repair and rehabilitation, and home delivered meals.

Program that provides assistance in performing routine household and personal care activities for older adults, people with disabilities, families whose normal routines have been disrupted by an emergency or others who need or want these services. The objective of in-home assistance is to help the recipient sustain independent living in a clean, safe and healthy home environment.

Able to provide personal hygiene items to Butler County Resides with ongoing follow up until barriers to accessing these items are overcome.

Provides mental health CRISIS intervention and assessment

Hands on care to those who are unable to independently meet personal hygiene needs or perform necessary activities of daily living.

Home Delivered Meals, Personal Care, Adult Day Care, Personal Emergency Response System, for those ages 60 and over.

Dependent individuals who need a protective, sheltered living situation can receive assistance with residential placement. Aging Services, Inc. will assist with placement in Personal Care Homes (for individuals age 60 or older) or Domiciliary Care Homes (age 18 or older and low income.)

Personal Care Boarding Home Supplement assessment services are provided to Supplemental Security Income (SSI) recipients age 18 or older who functionally disabled and reside in a licensed Personal Care Home.

Investigates and resolves complaints made by or on behalf of older persons living in long-term care facilities or receiving long term care services in their home.

Provides support and services to enable older adults to continue to live in their homes and communities. Services may include adult day services, companion services, counseling, home environment modifications, home delivered meals, inpatient respite care, institutional respite care, medical supplies and equipment, personal emergency response system, personal care, physical, occupational and speech therapy, transportation, caregiver support, and aging waiver programs.

Food and other assistance for individuals and families with financial need. Also assists with personal care items, household items, and holiday help.

Treats the whole person, meeting the patient's medical, emotional, spiritual and social needs.

Assists the patient with personal and financial situations; emotional and community support and counseling; and living in a new environment such as a relative's home or assisted living facility.

Provides around the clock support and guidance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to include weekends and holidays. Victims/survivors will receive support from a trained crisis intervention advocate or volunteer who is certified through our crisis intervention training.

Provides a connection to community resources and services for individuals with physical disabilities. Services include: personal assistance, home adaptations, specialized therapies, assistive technology, skilled nursing, adult daily living services, durable medical equipment, employment services, home delivered meals, non-medical transportation, nursing home transition, personal emergency response, residential habilitation, and vehicle modifications.

Assists individuals in acquiring, maintaining, and
improving self-help, domestic, socialization, and adaptive skills. Services consist of support in the general areas of self-care, communication, fine and gross motor skills, mobility, therapeutic activities, personal adjustment,
relationship development, socialization, and use of community resources. When services are provided by agency-based providers, this service also includes transportation services necessary to enable the individual to participate in the home and community habilitation service, in accordance with the individual's ISP.

Provides non-medical home and community-based services for people with disabilities. Services are provided to promote consumer choice and independence and include personal care, and other activities of daily living under Community Health Choices (formerly the Waivers).

Provides services and supports to assist individuals with disabilities to live in their own homes. Program includes personal and homemaker services.

Outpatient therapy provides support to individuals (children, adolescents, and adults) and families to address needs related to a variety of life events and mental health disorders which may include, but are not limited to: anxiety and mood disorders, schizophrenia, personality disorders, trauma, grief and loss, relationship issues, better ways to manage anger and stress, and family conflict. Therapist and consumer work together to determine the goals and best ways to meet those goals using evidenced based interventions.

Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), also called referred to often as "wraparound," is a process designed to improve the lives of children and adolescents with complex psychological or behavioral needs. It is not a specific program or protocol. Therapy is available seven days a week and becomes part of the daily routine. The process starts with the building of a team comprised of persons from multiple systems collaborating together to develop and carry out an individualized treatment plan. The team includes highly-trained mental health professionals, support staff, family members and when possible, the child, among other persons involved with the consumer's care. This may include educators, daycare centers or other caretakers, case managers, and others. Services are available in the home, community, and/or the educational setting.

Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), also called referred to often as "wraparound," is a process designed to improve the lives of children and adolescents with complex psychological or behavioral needs. It is not a specific program or protocol. Therapy is available seven days a week and becomes part of the daily routine. The process starts with the building of a team comprised of persons from multiple systems collaborating together to develop and carry out an individualized treatment plan. The team includes highly-trained mental health professionals, support staff, family members and when possible, the child, among other persons involved with the consumer's care. This may include educators, daycare centers or other caretakers, case managers, and others. Services are available in the home, community, and/or the educational setting.

Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), also called referred to often as "wraparound," is a process designed to improve the lives of children and adolescents with complex psychological or behavioral needs. It is not a specific program or protocol. Therapy is available seven days a week and becomes part of the daily routine. The process starts with the building of a team comprised of persons from multiple systems collaborating together to develop and carry out an individualized treatment plan. The team includes highly-trained mental health professionals, support staff, family members and when possible, the child, among other persons involved with the consumer's care. This may include educators, daycare centers or other caretakers, case managers, and others. Services are available in the home, community, and/or the educational setting.

Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), also called referred to often as "wraparound," is a process designed to improve the lives of children and adolescents with complex psychological or behavioral needs. It is not a specific program or protocol. Therapy is available seven days a week and becomes part of the daily routine. The process starts with the building of a team comprised of persons from multiple systems collaborating together to develop and carry out an individualized treatment plan. The team includes highly-trained mental health professionals, support staff, family members and when possible, the child, among other persons involved with the consumer's care. This may include educators, daycare centers or other caretakers, case managers, and others. Services are available in the home, community, and/or the educational setting.

Provides transportation to dialysis centers, doctors' offices, personal care homes, and specialized medical clincs.

Provides service coordination for individuals receiving personal care and housekeeping services through the Attendant Care Program. Service coordination includes: connecting consumers with local agencies who are eligible to provide personal care through the Attendant Care Program; developing an individual service plan outlining the frequency, duration, and quality of the personal care services to be provided; securing assistive technology, adaptive equipment or home modifications for select eligible consumers

Provides residential placement for adolescents and adults who have intellectual disabilies. Staff assists residents with their personal care and with training in the areas of independent living and socialization.

Provides information, referral, and follow-along services to persons with disabilities and their families from Beaver, Butler and Lawrence Counties.

Provides men, women, and young adults with peer specialists who have experienced some of the same challenges they are facing. Focuses on living with mental health or substance abuse disorders, rather than being overcome by them. Mentors clients on self-care and resiliency skills, setting achievable goals, building on personal strengths, and making informed decisions.

Provides men, women, and young adults with peer specialists who have experienced some of the same challenges they are facing. Focuses on living with mental health or substance abuse disorders, rather than being overcome by them. Mentors clients on self-care and resiliency skills, setting achievable goals, building on personal strengths, and making informed decisions.

Provides intensive, short-term, inpatient care for adults with mental health challenges. Offers treatments for a range of issues including psychosis, dual diagnoses, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

Offers trained community members who, acting as trauma responders, support and lead responses to stress, trauma, loss, and violence within their own communities. Responders work alongside community leaders to provide technical assistance, facilitate group interventions, and create healing spaces. Provides Psychological First Aid (PFA) and immediate support following an incident of violence or trauma and Post Traumatic Stress Management (PTSM) interventions including orientation sessions, stabilization groups, coping groups, and self-care discussions. Offers presentations, workshops, and referrals for clinical services and wellness resources.

Provides a variety of services designed to help seniors remain independent while living in their own home or other living arrangement.

Non-medical home services include:
- Cooking
- Light housekeeping
- Companionship
- Personal grooming and dressing
- Shopping
- Doctor visits
- Transportation
- Yard work
- Mobility assistance
- House maintenance and small repairs
- Overnight stays (24-hour care)
- Long-distance check-ins
- Respite care
- Alzheimer/Dementia care

Provides a variety of services designed to help seniors remain independent while living in their own home or other living arrangement.

Non-medical home services include:
- Cooking
- Light housekeeping
- Companionship
- Personal grooming and dressing
- Shopping
- Doctor visits
- Transportation
- Yard work
- Mobility assistance
- House maintenance and small repairs
- Overnight stays (24-hour care)
- Long-distance check-ins
- Respite care
- Alzheimer/Dementia care

Provides a variety of services designed to help seniors remain independent while living in their own home or other living arrangement.

Non-medical home services include:
- Cooking
- Light housekeeping
- Companionship
- Personal grooming and dressing
- Shopping
- Doctor visits
- Transportation
- Yard work
- Mobility assistance
- House maintenance and small repairs
- Overnight stays (24-hour care)
- Long-distance check-ins
- Respite care
- Alzheimer/Dementia care

Early Head Start services for low-income pregnant women/families with children, birth - age 3, include personalized home visits, group learning activities for children and parents together, family support services and parent involvement in program decision making.

Provides a nursing home that offers a wide variety of programs. The residents have a choice to participate in attending social, recreational, and cultural events.

Provides elderly or chronically ill veterans with coordinated care that focuses on individual needs, enabling each patient to enjoy the highest quality of life possible. Provides assessment, prevention, stabilization and rehabilitation to eligible residents. Services that are provided fall into the following categories: Hospice and Palliative Care, Home Health Care and Adult Day Health Care, Community Living Center Care and our outpatient Golden Memory Clinic.

Area Agencies on Aging provides local services, act as advocates, and generally assist older
citizens to remain active in their communities. They operate under guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.
Services include:
- Advocacy - Support and representation, administratively and legislatively, for the needs of older adults as a group or individually.
- PA MEDI - assistance with health insurance benefit concerns, appeals, benefit applications.
- Employment Services - subsidized employment for training purposes. Available to low income persons age 55 and older.
- Information and Referral - answers to questions on the availability of services and programs for older adults.
- Legal Services - provided in non-fee generating cases via a contract with North Penn Legal Services, Inc.
- Nursing Home Transition - Information about availability of long term care in a variety of settings - in the home, or in assisted living, and planning/coordination in making a move to an alternate setting including arranging for necessary services, for current residents of nursing homes.
- Ombudsman - receives, investigates and assists in resolving complaints about quality of long term care.
Provides information on long term care issues.
- Protective Services - activities, resources and supports to prevent or intervene in abuse, neglect, exploitation and abandonment cases.
- Specialized Transportation - limited availability of rides to medical appointments and social service agencies.
- Care Management - casework services for assessment and care planning, and authorization of the following:
- Adult Day Care - caregiving in an organized setting for less than a 24 hour day. Excellent for caregiver respite.
- Emergency Energy Assistance - bill payment or provision of fuel to avoid utility shut off or lack of fuel in crisis situations.
- Caregiver Support Program - educational services and financial assistance to family care providers.
- Home Delivered Meals - hot/cold meals delivered to maintain necessary nutrition.
- Home Health Care - skilled nursing, therapy and aide services.
- Nursing Home Respite Services - respite for overnight absences of caregivers.
- Personal Care - in-home help with bathing and other personal hygiene, laundry, shopping and meal preparation.
- Pre-Admission Assessment - level of care determination for those considering admission to a long term care facility.
- Waiver Services - Medicaid-funded in-home services of the types listed above, and more, to maintain nursing-home eligible older adults in their homes.
- Senior Farmer Market Nutrition Program - provides food vouchers for residents 60 years old who meet income guidelines

Information and referral service provides information on the availability of services and programs for older adults. Services may be delivered directly, purchased from a community agency, or available through a cooperative agreement.

Personal Care

Services include:

* Short term rehab

* Skilled nursing care

* Memory support

* Independent Living Personal

A senior living community which provides a continuum of care including short-term rehabilitation, outpatient rehabilitation, personal care, skilled nursing care, memory support, dementia care, independent living, and home care

Provide care to older persons living at home. Offers a variety of in-home services to promote safety, independence, wellness and success. Offer dementia education for both caregivers and professionals

Geriatric Care Managers evaluate the needs of the client through a comprehensive assessment process and establish a plan of care based on the client's strengths, personal values, interest, current environment and resources.

Continuing Care Retirement Communities that offer:
- Independent living
- Personal care
- Skilled nursing
- Adult day care services
- Memory support services
- Short term rehabilitation

Provide care to older persons living at home. Offers a variety of in-home services to promote safety, independence, wellness and success. Offer dementia education for both caregivers and professionals

Geriatric Care Managers evaluate the needs of the client through a comprehensive assessment process and establish a plan of care based on the client's strengths, personal values, interest, current environment and resources.

Services include:
Heart Failure Disease Management, Cancer Care Specialty Services, Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Recovery from Fractures, Total Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery, PT/INR
IV/Infusion Therapy, Wound Care, Reconditioning after an Illness, Post Surgical Patients, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Stroke Rehabilitation, Diabetic Care, Pulmonary Care,
Homemaker Service, and Respite Care.

Services include:
Heart Failure Disease Management, Cancer Care Specialty Services, Orthopedic Rehabilitation, Recovery from Fractures, Total Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery, PT/INR
IV/Infusion Therapy, Wound Care, Reconditioning after an Illness, Post Surgical Patients, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Stroke Rehabilitation, Diabetic Care, Pulmonary Care,
Homemaker Service, and Respite Care.