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Provides information and assistance for adults age 60 and older, and their families and advocates. SeniorLine staff members are trained care managers who can answer questions about available services, help people to begin the process of receiving services from the Area Agency on Aging or partners in the community serving older adults.

Offers health promotion programs including exercise, chronic condition management, and health assessments. Activities may include Tai Chi, line dancing, yoga, nutrition, injury prevention, emotional wellness, art, music, and healthy aging classes. Operates as a cooling center during extreme heat emergencies (Code Red).

Provides an array of long-term care choices based on assessment by Care Managers and establishment of a care plan with the consumer and his or her family. The Care Manager works with the family to cooperatively determine the different types of services, such as Personal Emergency Response System buttons (PERS), Personal Care, Adult Daily Living Services, and other services to help consumers stay in their own homes and communities.

Coordinates in-home services, including personal care, home-delivered meals and Long-term care options. Provides information about relevant resources. Assists with entitlement and benefit applications.

Coordinates in-home services, including personal care, home-delivered meals and Long-term care options. Provides information about relevant resources. Assists with entitlement and benefit applications.

Offers Case/Care Management for older adults. Coordinates the assessment, planning, and delivery of all services to older adults to allow them to age in their home.

OPTIONS is a program that assesses the Long Term Care (LTC) needs of people and develops a plan of care to meet those needs.

Serves as the central hub for information, referral, and services for older adults in Lawrence County.

Staff specializing in long-term care assists the family to determine the most appropriate, least restrictive level of care. This process is known as Pre-Admission Assessment; and together with financial eligibility determination,seeks to assure the best long-term option.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity and quality of life. Services include: information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Coordinates in-home services, including personal care, home-delivered meals and Long-term care options. Provides information about relevant resources. Assists with entitlement and benefit applications.

Provides a wide variety of programs and services to older adults.

Provides a variety of services to enhance the quality of life for older adults, focusing on social, recreational, educational, and health needs. Services include daily nutritious meals, health screenings, fitness activities, social and recreational programs, educational workshops, and opportunities to connect with the community to combat loneliness and promote independence.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Helps seniors access the supports they need.

Operates an information line for long-term care assistance. Provides information and refers callers to local agencies that can offer assistance with planning and arranging for long-term care, needs, and other services.

Completes assessment to determine what level of care (i.e. nursing home, personal care home or community services) is appropriate for individuals on Medical Assistance to pay for a nursing home stay.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Helps older adults with all types of health insurance information, including Medicare, Medicaid, and private policies such as Long Term Care and Medicare Supplement Insurance.

As a result of the assessment process, eligible individuals can remain at home with a range of services that vary from minimal supportive services to intensive in-home services. Provides on going follow-up visits to assure needs are being met.

Coordinates in-home services, including personal care, home-delivered meals and Long-term care options. Provides information about relevant resources. Assists with entitlement and benefit applications.

Provides information and referral to individuals and their families over the age of 60 and adults with disabilities age 18-59.

Provides community educational sessions as well as one-on-one counseling on Social Security and Medicare benefit planning, long-term living planning, check writing and budgeting, and fiduciary bookkeeping. Helps to develop individualized plans to meet the needs of each client.

Assess individuals for Geisinger Life Program, Living Independently for Elders , PDA Waiver Program designed to help people remain at home after they are both medically and financially approved for Medical Assistance. Home and Community-based long term care services can be provided as an alternative to nursing home care through the Waiver Program.