- Develops a plan for the care of older adults, people with disabilities and people with chronic health issues so the clients can return to or remain in their homes. - Also serves juveniles and individuals with developmental disabilities, substance use disorders and mental health issues. - Services include assessing the client's needs, coordinating the delivery of needed services, completion of paperwork required by authorized providers, ensuring services are obtained in accordance with the case plan and monitoring progress to ensure that services are having a beneficial impact on the client.

Provides comprehensive geriatric assessment for seniors. Assessments are done by a team of health care professionals including a nurse, physician, and social worker. Clients and their families return a few weeks later for a summary conference. Offers primary care and neuropsychological and psychiatric services.

PASSPORT provides help at home for seniors as an alternative to nursing home care. Senior services available include homemaker, transportation, personal care services, home-delivered meals, emergency response systems, adult day services, and case management. PASSPORT, providing help at home for Ohio seniors, is also referred to as Ohio's home and community based Medicaid-waiver program for older adults.

Provides medical care by a physician in the home for one-time or ongoing medical conditions. Services can include primary care services and treatment for chronic conditions, one time assessments (including geriatric assessments), assistance developing a plan of care, help arranging other needed mobile health services, This is a non-emergency service.

Provides geriatric assessments. Assessment involves mental, pharmaceutical, and physical evaluation of client and home environment, meetings with family members, safety recommendations, and linkage to appropriate community resources. If needed, client will be referred to appropriate medical and health resources. Goal is to keep the client in the home whenever possible.

Provides primary care, general physical examinations, dermatology, and podiatry. Some sites offer geriatric assessments. Geriatric Evaluation is a health care visit with a team of experts that results in a treatment plan aimed at helping Veterans maintain good health, improve quality of life, reduce the need for hospital stays, and reduce the need for long term care services.

Provides assessment services that include consultation, evaluation, and planning a course of action for older adults. For enrolled individuals, care managers work with the client and his/her family, physicians, and other professionals (attorneys, etc.). Offers program options, makes recommendations for care, and arranges services.

Care Consultation is a free personalized service helping families address issues that arise from Alzheimer's disease or other related dementias that can be requested by care partners/caregivers, persons living with dementia or community professionals. An individual action plan is created that can contain disease education, a safety plan, stress reduction, and any referrals to community resources needed.

Provides needs assessment, information, socialization opportunities, and referrals to community resources for senior citizens.

- Provides case management services for seniors including assessments and evaluations, advocacy, and referral services. - Assesses home situations, health concerns, in-home safety, financial issues and ability of individual to take care of daily housework/activities. - Assesses mental health concerns. - Helps seniors function in their homes for as long as possible. - Provides in-home counseling. - Assists in finding community resources that will enable seniors to remain safely in their own home. - Aids in placement of individuals in assisted living or nursing homes if needed.

Provides services to help older adults live independently. Coordinates community services. Assesses client needs for homemakers, transportation, home delivered meals, socialization, and other assistance.

Provides primary care clinics for those needing sick visits, routine gynecological care and tests, men's health screenings, general screenings, and diagnosis and management of general internal medicine diseases and illnesses. Provides geriatric assessments and memory evaluation.

Provides assistance with coordination of in-home assistance, adult day services, transportation and Social Work Counseling.

Provide in-home services as an alternative to nursing home placement for individuals of any age who meet eligibility criteria.

Provides case management to qualified individuals. Provides a detailed assessment to determine level of care needs and explanation of available services and ongoing supportive services such as monitoring and service coordination. Assistance with guardianship referral or nursing home placement available if needed.

If enrolled in their programs, a case manager helps ensure an individuals needs are met with home and community based services. These services are delivered through various case management programs and through a network of providers and may include but not be limited to help with personal care, housekeeping, preparing or receiving home delivered meals, transportation, adult day care and home medical equipment.

Provides in-home mental health and substance abuse assessments for older adults. Determines the clients' needs and will refer them to older adult programs in the community. Also completes competency assessments.

Provides health assessments for older adults. Assessment includes review of health and medication history, vision, weight, pulse, blood pressure, and blood sugar. When indicated, referrals are made to a primary care physician or to another appropriate source of care

Provides geriatric care management services that include consultation, evaluation and planning a course of action for older adults. Offers options and makes recommendations for care. Works with the client and his or her family members, physicians and other professionals (attorneys etc.).

Provides primary care, general physical examinations, dermatology, and podiatry. Some sites offer geriatric assessments. Geriatric Evaluation is a health care visit with a team of experts that results in a treatment plan aimed at helping Veterans maintain good health, improve quality of life, reduce the need for hospital stays, and reduce the need for long term care services.

Offers senior health support services as well as educational programs to help adults of any age learn the physical, psychological, spiritual and social aspects of healthy aging.

Evaluates the functional ability, physical health, cognitive and mental health, and socio-environmental situation of older adults, particular those who are frail or chronically ill, to determine eligibility and refer families to appropriate agency programs.

C.A.R.E. offers assessments and evaluation by USS trained staff for services/programs at United Senior Services and referrals to agencies and support programs in the community.

Provides comprehensive medical care, dementia evaluation, fall assessment and management, geriatric consultation, medication evaluation, incontinence evaluation and treatment, and social services. Staffed by geriatricians, a geriatric nurse practitioner, a geriatric social worker, and a nutritionist.

Provides blood pressure screening and blood sugar screening.