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* Offers a comprehensive care for independent seniors offering long term residential care.* Provides respite care.* Provides memory and enhanced care.

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.

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.

* Offers someone who can assist with a listening ear or a helping hand when the primary caregiver cannot be there.* Provides respite care that offers short term breaks that relieve stress, restore energy, and promote balance in your life for the family.* Provides shopping assistance for groceries, personal items, gifts and prescriptions.* Provides meal preparation, laundry service, making beds and changing linens, tidying up, running errands, and medication reminders.* Offers transportation to doctors' visits, dialysis procedure, trips to the hairdresser or barber, or just visiting a friend.

Provides support to families who are caring for a child or adult in their home. Family support may take place at the family's home, in the community or at a Lexington site. Family supports include respite, after-school program, evening and weekend recreation, childcare during school holidays and vacations, specialized groups, parent support groups and networks, and training.

Offers short-term respite services, educational workshops, training, support groups, and various therapeutic services to adults taking care of a senior age 60 years or older, or a grandparent over 60 caring for a child under the age of 19.

Provides in-the-home temporary custodial care for up to 4 hours, one to two days per week to enable the primary caretaker some free time. Services limited to custodial care only.

100-unit supervised home for older adults. This facility is licensed as an adult home. Adult homes provide long-term residential care with 24-hour supervision and a full range of services such as meals, housekeeping, some personal care and social activities. Adult homes are licensed and regulated by the New York State Health Department.

Offers time off for caregivers living with a loved one with mental illness. Provides assistance and education to the family members while assisting their loved one to become more independent. Services are provided in the home as well as in the community and are geared toward skill development, socialization and becoming involved in the community.

Provides in-home respite care services, information and referral to caregivers resources in the community, including caregiver counseling. Also offers a monthly support group.

Temporary caretakers provide a brief period of relief or rest for the regular caregivers of dependent children with developmental disabilities.

Provides support to individuals diagnosed with developmental disabilities, and their families through respite services, helping to improve quality of life, crisis intervention, and other individualized support care.

Provides voucher reimbursement for at home respite to families of developmentally disabled children, age 3 to young adult, residing in Suffolk County. Caregivers provide care to the disabled individual allowing family members time off from their usual caregiver responsibilities.

Respite care and assistance for those that are developmentally disabled.

Offers a skilled nursing care unit for veterans requiring extended or long-term care due to age, illness or disabilities. Also provides hospice and palliative care, including out-of-home respite care.

Provides a broad-based system of community services to assist individuals with disabilities solve problems faced in their daily lives. Services include: Case Management, respite and services in the home are offered. Group homes for developmentally disabled, family care, and medicaid coordinators available.

Care provided to children either in their home or in the community. These services provide families with much needed free time. They also assist in forming new relationships.

Provides families of individuals with developmentally disabilities with temporary relief from caregiving responsibilities. Services are provided in the home setting or through community-based recreational outings by a respite worker.

Provides 24-hour nursing care and supervision outside of a hospital. Nursing homes are licensed and regulated by the New York State Department of Health.

Offers a variety of home care options, from basic medical and daily living needs, to more specialized medical care, skilled nursing, infusion therapy, and support services for traumatic brain injury. Short-term in-home respite care is also available for families/caretakers, along with a companionship program for older adults who need someone to visit or help with simple tasks in a patient's home or in a health care facility.

Provides site based respite services and Supplemental Day Habilitation which includes social and recreational opportunities both in-house and in the community to developmentally disabled adults over the age of 21 who reside in Nassau and Western Suffolk Counties.

Provides in-home respite care for families caring for a child or adult with developmental disabilities.

Places trained providers in the home to provide rest and relief for the caregiver.

Provides temporary care to people with developmental disabilities to relieve the burden of the primary caregiver. Caregivers fill out voucher forms and submit them to the agency for payment for temporary help.

The in-home respite program offers parents/caregivers of children or adults with disabilities a well deserved break from the day-to-day responsibilities. Caregivers/family may apply for a one-or two-night stay at participating hotels in the area.