By Lynn Kellogg An out-of-town friend recently came to visit for a couple days. Widowed just a few months ago after 50 years, we talked about the … Read More about Social connections can help brain health – Jan. 18, 2025
Care Management
The Care Management program offers an in-home assessment and connection to an array of home and community-based services to assist older adults and younger persons with disabilities to live in the setting of their choice. A helping hand is here.
MI Choice
Itās your life. Where you receive supports and services should be your choice. The MI Choice Waiver program is designed specifically for low-income adults age 18 and older who need nursing home level of care but prefer not to live in a nursing home.
Leaving the Nursing Home?
The Community Transitions Program is for people who reside in a nursing home, rehab facility or hospital and want to talk with someone about other living options or moving back home. If you are interested in alternative housing options, we are here to help.
Caregiver Resources
Area Agency on Aging offers a variety of supports and services to caregivers – including adult children caring for their parents, grandparents raising grandchildren and so much more!
Your care your choice.
It's your life. Where you receive support and services should be your decision.
Articles from Area Agency on Aging
MI Choice Waiver complimented by vast array of resourcesĀ – Jan. 11, 2025
By Alexandra Newman If youāve read the last few Generations Columns in The Herald-Palladium, you might have noticed a theme: our MI Choice Waiver … Read More about MI Choice Waiver complimented by vast array of resourcesĀ – Jan. 11, 2025
Aging in place is attainable – Jan. 4, 2025 – Sara Duris
Q. Is there really any way that someone can āage in place?ā You see that promoted in some ads, but is it even possible to stay out of a nursing home … Read More about Aging in place is attainable – Jan. 4, 2025 – Sara Duris