Last updated on 2021-11-11, by Toby

Assisted Living Communities Service

Take time to consider what services are important to you before you visit assisted living communities. Make sure you are familiar with the resident’s specific needs.

For example, an elderly person might need more help than a younger person in the community. They might have trouble carrying around a shopping bag or bathing in the tub. You should ask for recommendations from staff or other residents of the assisted living community, and there are services where you can find resources for this at sites such as chelseaseniorliving.com/locations/new-jersey/brick/.

If you have questions about a resident’s needs and what service they need, you may want to have a meeting with the resident to discuss the needs. It’s also important to find out if there are other residents of the assisted living community who can help.

How to Find Help

Contact the local Department of Health, County, or Veterans Affairs Agency. For example, the VA can assist with Medicaid claims for medical care. You may also be able to find help from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

If you have private insurance, contact your plan’s help line and ask them to check with their insurer for information about who to contact for medical assistance.

What if I am not disabled?

If you do not have any health problems, and have no other medical problems, you may be eligible for a Special Needs Scholarship to help pay for medical expenses or other needs. There are also state grants that provide financial assistance for special needs children.

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Are there any other resources available?

There are several organizations that provide free help and information. You can find more details at the National Center for Health Statistics’ website.

Do I have to pay any money to get help? No. You can get help without paying any money. You can get help without paying any money.

What if I need help? If you or someone you know is in need of help, you can call 1-800-621-4357 (1-800-272-4357 in the United States) or visit the National Children’s Alliance website to see where to find resources. If you or someone you know is suicidal, you can call the Trevor Project to find a crisis center in your area. If you or someone you know is having a hard time making ends meet, you can contact a government financial aid office. The US Department of Agriculture also provides many of the programs that are available to low-income families.