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Family Support and Home and Community Based Services for individuals with developmental disabilities; Family Support Coordinators help families determine the services most appropriate for their needs.Home and Community Based Services Waiver provides funding for community habilitation, day habilitation and hourly respite. Each participant has an assigned provider to help them become more independent and active in their community.Also, offers sliding fee scale reimbursement for respite services to provide a break for care-givers. Families may choose their own worker or receive a list of qualified individual service providers.Self direction services are also available in Tioga, Tompkins, Cortland, and parts of Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Onondaga, Schuyler and Seneca Counties

* Offers the following services:

• Adult Day Services - Provides nutritious meals, social programing, supervision, personal care services, community outings, assistance with activities of daily living and door to door transportation (Oneida and parts of Herkimer counties only).
• In-Home Companion Care - Offers companionship and assistance with everyday activities.
• Caregiver Services - Provides community education, information, and referral for caregivers of the disabled or elderly.
• Ombudsman Services - Provides information and advice to Nursing Facility residents who have issues with their services.
• Open Doors Transition Program - Informs Nursing Home residents of community based living options and explains transition process.

Provides relief services to primary caregivers of individuals with developmental disabilities and the service is provided for the individual with the diagnosis and respite service is provided at home. Offers assistance with community integreation and independence.

Foster parent must be at least 21 yrs, pass background check, receive ongoing training and support. Foster parent receives daily stipend; clothing allowance; and medical, dental, and orthodontic coverage for children in their home. Can be matched with children ranging from birth through age 21 yrs, including pregnant teens.

Provides non-medical services for with a temporary or permanent disability, elderly and non-driving persons, such as essential shopping with or for a client, respite time for family caregivers, and yard work.

Full continuum of care- from independent living in an apartment, to assisted living offering both memory care and assisted living options to accommodate varying needs, skilled nursing care. Also offers a wellness and fitness facility with certified trainers ready to help residents of all abilities,and a short-term rehabilitation unit.

Provides long-term care program for older people who need assistance to be able to remain in their own homes. EISEP includes an assessment, case management, and home care services, such as laundry, housekeeping or personal care.

Offers planned and short-term respite services to families with children with a diagnosis of serious emotional disturbance. Services are provided in the home or in the community.

The Long-Term Home Health Program provides home health care services that promote the patient's quality of life by providing those services in the most appropriate home care program, including adult in-home respite care, and home delivered meals.

* Uses a multi-discipline team of health care professionals who work together to create a plan of care specific to each Veteran. Services include: Medication management and education Wound care Pain management Laboratory draws In-Home telehealth Care coordination between VA and community care providers

* Provides respite care for families who have children with emotional, behavioral, and/or mental disorders. Planned group respite events takes place in the community. These events are generally offered to identified children and siblings, on a regular schedule, predetermined by the parents and staff. In-Home and Community respite care is available on a planned hourly basis to all of the children in the home or at a community activity.

Serves youth (13-17 yrs) who are in situational crisis caused by an event in the adolescent's environment, such as family problems, loss of relationships, neglect, abuse, school problems, or homelessness.

Offers community habilitation, respite, and intensive behavior services for individuals with Autism Spectrum disorders or a related developmental disability.

Provides individualized, strength-based approach to serve children with mental health and substance use needs. Provides tools to youth and their families to support the ability to make informed decisions about care. Services include care coordination, respite, family support, skill building, intensive in-home services, and crisis response.

* Offers a 24 hour Helpline that provides reliable information and support to people with memory loss, as well as, caregivers, health care professionals, and the public.* Offers free community education courses on Alzheimer's disease. * Provides social activities to encourage individuals with Alzheimer's disease to continue engaging in the activities they enjoy. * Offers care consultation that provides needs assessment, planning and problem solving, plan development and support.* Provides education regarding prevention of wandering.

* Provides coordination of in-home health care services and support services to families under the supervision of own private physician. Home care coordinators in all area hospitals. Comprehensive nursing services. Rehabilitation/Habilitative - Occupational, physical, speech therapies. Certified hospice and palliative care. Home health care service to developmentally disabled. Social casework service. Mutual support groups for bereavement and caregivers. Volunteer opportunities.

* Provides non-medical, home-based services. Chores, companionship, laundry, activities, prepared in the home, adult respite care, grocery shopping, transportation, medication reminders.

Provides coordination of services through linkage and referral to supports and services for individuals 18 - 64 yrs with physical disability or who 65+ yrs to allow them to live as independently and productively as possible.

Free program offering a safe space and engaging activities for loved ones to enjoy, giving their family members an opportunity to take a few hours off. Registration is required

* Provides 24-hour skilled nursing senior care to those in need of: Long-term care. Transitional care. Rehabilitation. Alzheimer's disease care.

Helps people stay independent as long as they are able, in the least restrictive setting that meets their needs.

Provides non-medical services needed to enable older persons to remain at home, delaying care in long-term facility or nursing home.

Encompasses a wide range of programs including Service Access Assistance, and assisting families pursue OPWDD supports and services. Staff provides information and referrals for services, informal counseling, advocacy, ongoing support, and assistance to find funding sources when no personal funds are available.

* Provides long-term residential care, short-term rehabilitation, and hospice care.

* Provides caregiver support that includes: Information & Assistance. In home Companion Care. Respite Day Program. Caregiver Support Groups. Counseling and support. Educational programs. Alzheimer's disease and other dementia support services.