Caregiving – Local Providers
If you are looking for local adult care providers, here is a list to get started. There may be fees associated with some services.
Locator for local agencies provides information for older adults including food banks and grocery delivery, activity suggestions, and pet care. Operating under program guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging, with County, State and Federal funding, the Area Agencies on Aging provide local services, act as advocates, and generally assist older citizens to remain active in their communities. These services, delivered directly, purchase of service from a community agency, or by cooperative agreement, are designed to enhance the independence and dignity of older adults, and to provide protection as well. The Area Agency on Aging serves residents who are 60 years of age or older.
Aging in Place – Local Providers
If you are looking for local aging in place providers, here is a local provider. There may be fees associated with some services.
The Village on College Hill is a member-driven organization for the College Hill residents of Easton, PA. It serves people 50 and over, providing programs and services so members can lead vibrant, active and healthy lives while living in their own homes. Benefits include access to member-to-member services and Discounted Providers who can help manage your household, stay active and healthy, and serve your driving needs. Also, social and cultural programs, which will change to support member interests.
Caregiving – Referral Services
The following resources provide referral services for adult care. There may be fees associated with some services.
Sittercity has options for adult care. Focused on trust and safety, their dedicated team champions safety procedures every day, including a trusted community, screening tools, and built-in safety measures.
When adults receive quality care in their homes, healthcare costs decline with fewer hospital stays. When we have a strong caregiving workforce, all these things are possible. The care.com online community offers advice to families including adult care, and how to find, manage and pay for care.
Ideas to Consider
Matches seniors who need a hand with mature, active women and men who have a passion for helping others. Provides an experienced, reliable resource for seniors who want to stay in their own homes.
Provides federal and state regulations in place by state, especially regarding cost, health, and safety. Discusses enforcement and how to obtain data on how closely a facility follows regulations. Includes the differences between Skilled Nursing and Assisted Living, Assisted Living Disclosures and Costs, Regulations for Nursing Homes, and State-by-State Nursing Home Resources.