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Disability
Rights
California
California’s protection and advocacy system
BAY AREA REGIONAL OFFICE
1330 Broadway, Suite 500
Oakland, CA 94612
Tel: (510) 267-1200
TTY: (800) 719-5798
Toll Free: (800) 776-5746
Fax: (510) 267-1201
www.disabilityrightsca.org
How To Get The Extra Help You Need To
Stay In Your Own Home And Avoid A Long-Term Care Facility
There are a number of different programs in California that can help
individuals with disabilities and/or seniors remain in their home, or help them
return home from a long-term care facility (including hospitals, nursing
homes, and other medical facilities). 1
Home and Community-Based (HCBS) Waivers
A Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver is a special Medi-Cal program
that waives certain Medi-Cal rules so that people can live at home instead of living in a
facility. First, the waivers use the same Medi-Cal rules for counting income and
property that are used for people living in a facility. This makes it possible for married
people to live at home together and for minor children to live at home with their parents
without having their spouse's or parents' income and property deemed to be their own
income and property. Second, additional services are available under the waivers that
are not ordinarily available under the regular Medi-Cal program for people living at
home. This means that Medi-Cal beneficiaries can receive the services they need at
home instead of having to go to a facility to receive them.
There are a variety of different HCBS Waivers including: Acquired Immune Deficiency
Syndrome (AIDS) Waiver; Assisted Living Pilot Program Waiver (ALWPP); Home and
Community-Based Services Waiver for the Developmentally Disabled (HCBS-DD);
Nursing Facility/Acute Hospital (NF/AH) Waiver; and the Multi Purpose Senior Services
Waiver (MSSP).
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If you have questions about any of these programs, or need assistance getting
services, in addition to the information in this fact sheet, you can contact Disability
Rights California Toll Free: (800) 776-5746 or TTY: (800) 719-5798. You can also visit
our website at www.disabilityrightsca.org
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™ Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Waiver This Waiver
serves Medi-Cal eligible individuals with HIV disease or AIDS. Services provided
include: Case Management; Homemaker assistance; Home Health Aid - Attendant
Care; Psychotherapy; Medi-Cal Supplements for Infants and Children in Foster
Care; Non-Emergency Medical Transportation; Nutritional Counseling; Nutritional
Supplements; Home-Delivered Meals; Skilled Nursing - Registered Nurse /
Licensed Vocational Nurse; Specialized Medical Equipment / Supplies; and, Minor
Physical Adaptations to the Home.
For more information, see http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medical/Pages/AIDSMedi-CalWaiver.aspx. For a list of AIDS Waiver providers, see
Attachment A.
™ Assisted Living Waiver Pilot Project (ALWPP) The Assisted Living
Waiver Pilot Project (ALWPP) is a Medi-Cal program that pays for assisted
lLiving, care coordination and other benefits provided to eligible seniors and
persons with disabilities who reside in one of the Project’s three target counties:
Sacramento, San Joaquin and Los Angeles. This waiver serves individuals who
are 21 Years or Older, are physically disabled, and meet the level of care criteria
for a Nursing Facility. Individuals receive services either in Residential Care
Facilities for the Elderly (RCFEs ) or in publicly subsidized housing.
Services provided under this waiver include: Environmental Accessibility
Adaptations; Nursing Facility Transition Care Coordination; Community Transition
Services; Translation and Interpretation Services; and Care Coordination. For
more information about this waiver, you can visit
http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ltc/Pages/ALWPP.aspx/c/default.shtm.
Please note that ALWPP has reached its enrollment capacity for the pilot project.
Potential providers can still apply and beneficiary enrollment will begin again in
January, 2009
™ Home and Community-Based Services Waiver for the
Developmentally Disabled (HCBS-DD) This waiver provides home and
community-based services to developmentally disabled persons who are Regional
Center consumers, as an alternative to care provided in a facility.
In order to receive DD waiver services, an individual must have eligibility for full
scope Medi-Cal; a formal diagnosis of a developmental disability that originates
before an individual attains the age of 18, as defined in the California Lanterman
Developmental Disabilities Services Act, Welfare and Institutions Code, Section
4512(a); be a Regional Center consumer; and, meet the level of care of the
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Federal intermediate care facility for the mentally retarded (ICF/MR), or in
California, the ICF/DD-type facilities
Services provided include: Case management (through the Targeted Case
Management benefit contained in California’s Medicaid State Plan); Homemaker
Services; Home Health Aide Services; Respite Care; Habilitation; Residential
habilitation for children services; Day habilitation; Prevocational services;
Supported employment services; Environmental Accessibility Adaptations; Skilled
Nursing; Transportation; Specialized Medical Equipment / Supplies; Chore
Services; Personal Emergency Response System (PERS); Family Training; Adult
Residential Care; Adult Foster Care; Assisted Living; Supported Living Services;
Vehicle Adaptations; Communication Aides; Crisis Intervention; Crisis Intervention
Facility Services; Mobile Crisis Intervention; Nutritional Consultation; Behavior
Intervention Services; Specialized Therapeutic Services; and Transition / Set-Up
Expenses.
For more information, see
http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medical/Pages/HCBSDDMediCalWaiver.aspx or
Disability Rights California’s publication, RIGHTS UNDER THE LANTERMAN
ACT, Chapter Thirteen, The Medi-Cal Home and Community-Based Services
Developmental Disability Waiver, available at
http://www.disabilityrightsca.org/pubs/506301Ch13.htm
™ Nursing Facility/Acute Hospital (NF/AH) Waiver This Waiver combines
three waivers formerly administered separately by the California Department of
Health Care Services – the (1) Nursing Facility A/B, (2) Subacute, and (3) InHome Medical Care (Acute) Waivers. 2
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There is another waiver serving individuals in the community who would otherwise
require Nursing Facility (NF) Distinct Part, NF Level B Pediatric Services,NF Subacute
Services, NF Pediatric Subacute Services. However, this waiver’s enrollment is capped
at 210. It is referred to as the In-Home Operations waiver, and was established to serve
either 1) participants previously enrolled in the NF A/B Level of Care Waiver who have
continuously been enrolled in a DHCS In-Home Operations-administered Home and
Community-Based Services Waiver since prior to January 1, 2002, and require direct
care services provided primarily by a licensed nurse; or 2) who have been receiving
continuous care in a hospital for 36 months or greater and have physician-ordered direct
care services that are greater than those available in the Nursing Facility / Acute
Hospital Waiver for the participant’s assessed level of care.
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o Nursing Facility A/B: Eligible individuals must be Medi-Cal eligible and
otherwise require care in a NF Level A (pursuant to tit. 22 CCR §§ 51120
and 51334) or Level B (pursuant to tit. 22 CCR §§ 51124 and 51335) for at
least 180 days. In order to be eligible for the “Distinct Part NF” rate (which is
a higher rate specifically for individuals in distinct part nursing facilities such
as Laguna Honda), individuals must meet the care needs in Welfare and
Institutions Code § 14091.21(b)(1)(F) and tit. 22 CCR §§ 51124 and 51335,
and reside in a distinct part NF for at least 30 days.
o Nursing Facility Subacute: Eligible individuals must be Medi-Cal eligible and
otherwise require care in a Subacute NF (pursuant to tit. 22 CCR § 51124.5)
or Pediatric NF (pursuant to tit. 22 CCR § 51125.6) for at least 180 days.
o Acute Hospital: Eligible individuals must meet criteria for care in a hospital
for at least 90 consecutive days and have a “traumatic or acquired
neuromuscular impairment and/or a complex debilitating illness.” Applicants
must meet criteria in tit. 22 CCR §§ 51344 and 51173.1, in addition to other
specific criteria set forth in the NF/AH Waiver application.
Services Available under the NF/AH Waiver: Environmental Accessibility
Adaptations; Case Management; Respite Care (Home & Facility); Personal
Emergency Response System (PERS); PERS Installation and Testing;
Community Transition Services; Home Health Aide Services; Habilitation
Services; Family Training; Waiver Personal Care Services; Transitional Case
Management ;Medical Equipment Operating Expenses; Private Duty Nursing,
including Shared Services.
To apply for the NF/AH Waiver you can call the Department of Health Care
Services at 1-916-552-9105 in Sacramento, 1-213-897-6774 in Los Angeles. For more
information about the NF/AH waiver see http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medical/Pages/NFAHMedi-CalWaiver.aspx and the Disability Rights California Home
and Community Based Waiver Fact sheet, available at
http://www.disabilityrightsca.org/advocacy/HCBSWaivers/WaiverFactSheet.htm
™ Multipurpose Senior Services Program (MSSP) This Waiver provides
Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) to Medi-Cal eligible individuals
who are 65 years or older and disabled as an alternative to nursing facility
placement. The MSSP waiver allows the individuals to remain safely in their
homes. In order to be eligible, individuals must be Medi-Cal individuals who, but
for the provision of such services, would require the Nursing Facility (NF) level of
care; Aged 65 years and older; enrolled in only one HCBS waiver at any a time;
reside in a county with an MSSP Site.
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Services Available through MSSP include: Senior Center programs; Money
management help and counseling; Case Management; Information and referral;
Respite; Housing assistance Legal services; Minor home safety repairs;
Transportation; Escort to doctors appointments; Telephone reassurance; Friendly
visiting; Health and psychological assessments; Nutrition services; Home health
care; Preventive health care; Homemaker chore service; Meals at home or at a
location; Adult day care including adult day health care; Personal care assistance
to maintain hygiene, personal safety and activities of daily living; Protective
supervision; Communication services – translation and interpretive services; and
provision for an emergency response system; Equipment purchase.
How do I apply for MSSP? See Attachment B for a list of MSSP Contacts by
county. For more information, you can visit
http://www.aging.ca.gov/programs/mssp.asp or call 1 800 510-2020.
In addition to the HCBS Waiver programs, other services help
people return to or stay in their community. They include:
™ In Home Supportive Services (IHSS) IHSS is designed to help the low-income
elderly, blind, and people with disabilities of all ages live safely in their own homes
if they wish to do so, rather than in a nursing home or other group care facility.
IHSS pays for a wide variety of home-based services performed by home help
workers, including non-medical personal care such as bathing, grooming, feeding,
dressing or toilet assistance, and cleaning, laundry, shopping, cooking, washing
dishes. Under direction of a licensed health care professional, IHSS can arrange
for paramedical services, or provide transportation to and from medical and other
necessary appointments.
Who Is Eligible for IHSS? California residents living in his or her own home 3 , who
meet one of the following conditions:
(1) Currently receives SSI/SSP benefits.
(2) Medically needy aged, blind or disabled.
(3) Meets all SSI/SSP eligibility criteria, except for income in excess of
SSI/SSP eligibility standards.
(4) Meets 94 SSI/SSP eligibility criteria including income, but does not receive
SSI/SSP benefits.
(5) Was once eligible for SSI/SSP benefits, but became ineligible because of
engaging in substantial gainful activity, and meets all of the following
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Individuals who wish to live in their own homes but are institutionalized, are also
eligible. See, http://www.dss.cahwnet.gov/getinfo/acl02/pdf/02-68.pdf
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conditions: a)The individual was once determined to be disabled in
accordance with Title XVI of the Social Security Act (SSI/SSP); b)The
individual continues to have the physical or mental impairments which were
the basis of the disability determination; c)The individual requires
assistance in one or more of the areas specified under the definition of
"severely impaired individual" Cal. Welf. & Inst. Code §12305.5; d)The
individual meets applicable share of cost obligations
(6) Is participating in one of California’s HCBS Waivers through institutional
deeming.
How do I apply for IHSS?
See http://www.cdss.ca.gov/agedblinddisabled/PG1785.htm for a list of County
Contacts. You can download an application form here:
http://www.cdss.ca.gov/cdssweb/entres/forms/English/SOC295.pdf
™ Linkages The Linkages Program is a care management program which serves
frail elderly and younger people with disabilities who are at risk of being placed in
an institutional setting. Individuals must have the need for assistance in at least
two activities of daily living, such as transportation, housework, dressing, or
bathing. They must live in an area served by the Linkages Program and be willing
to participate. There are no income limitations. The Program serves approximately
100 clients per site. There is usually a waiting list for services.
Services Available A Linkages Program staff professional is assigned to each
individual and completes a thorough in-home assessment. The care manager
works with individual and family or friends involved in their care. A care plan to
enhance the person's strengths and address their needs is developed and
approved by the individual. The care manager may link the person to community
services, such as transportation to medical appointments, home-delivered meals,
homemaker and personal care, and support for the caregiver. Linkages staff also
help the client to obtain various devices, including ramps, hand-held
showerheads, and nutritional supplements.
To apply for the Linkages program, you can call (800) 510-2020.
™ Program of All Inclusive care for the Elderly (PACE) PACE is a Medicare
program for older adults and people over age 55 living with disabilities. This
program provides community-based care and services to people who otherwise
need nursing home level of care. PACE provides all the care and services covered
by Medicare and Medicaid, as authorized by the interdisciplinary team, as well as
additional medically-necessary care and services not covered by Medicare and
Medicaid. PACE provides coverage for prescription drugs, doctor care,
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transportation, home care, check ups, hospital visits, and even nursing home
stays whenever necessary.
Eligibility criteria To be eligible to be a PACE participant, you must be age 55 or
older; meet a Nursing Facility level of care; and live in the PACE organization
service area.
Services provided include Primary Care (including doctor and nursing services);
Hospital Care; Medical Specialty Services; Prescription Drugs; Nursing Home
Care; Emergency Services; Home Care • Physical therapy • Occupational therapy;
Adult Day Care; Recreational therapy; Meals; Dentistry; Nutritional Counseling;
Social Services; Laboratory / X-ray Services; Social Work Counseling; and
Transportation.
To apply for PACE, contact one of following providers in your area listed in
Attachment B. You can also get more information at:
http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/ltc/Pages/ProgramofAllInclusiveCarefortheElderly
.aspx
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ATTACHMENT A
AIDS WAIVER PROGRAMS
For Information about getting AIDS Waiver Services, you can call your
county agency, listed below. If you need information about getting
Medi-Cal, you can go to http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medical/Pages/MediCalApplications.aspx
AIDS WAIVER PROVIDERS,
California Department of Public Health
Office of AIDS
Alameda
Alameda County Medical Center
15400 Foothill Boulevard, Bldg. C, Second Floor
San Leandro 94578
(510) 895-4343
Bay Area Consortium for Quality Health Care,
Inc.
5709 Market Street
Oakland 94608
(510) 652-3300
Amador
Sierra Health Resources, Inc.
d.b.a. Sierra HOPE
P.O. Box 159
Angels Camp 95222
(209) 736-6792
Butte
Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
Calaveras
Sierra Health Resources, Inc.
d.b.a. Sierra HOPE
P.O. Box 159
Angels Camp 95222
(209) 736-6792
Colusa
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Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
Contra Costa
Contra Costa County Health Services
Department Public Health
597 Center Avenue, Suite 200
Martinez 94553
(925) 313-6771
Del Norte
St. Joseph Home Care Network - Humboldt
County
721 E Street
Eureka 95501
(707) 443-9332
El Dorado
Sierra Foothills AIDS Foundation
12183 Locksley Lane, Suite 205
Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 889-2437
Fresno
Fresno Community Hospital and Medical
Center dba University Medical Center
445 S. Cedar Avenue
Fresno 93702
(559) 459-4435
Glenn
Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
Humboldt
St. Joseph Home Care Network - Humboldt
County
721 E Street
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Eureka 95501
(707) 443-9332
Imperial
Imperial County Public Health Department
935 Broadway
El Centro 92243
(760) 482-4469
Kern
Kern County Department of Public Health
1800 Mount Vernon Avenue, 2nd Floor
Bakersfield 93306
(661) 868-0502
Kings
Kings County Department of Public Health
Services
330 Campus Drive
Hanford 93230
(559) 584-1401
Lake
Community Care Management Corporation
301 South State Street
Ukiah 95482
(707) 468-0314
Lassen
Plumas County Public Health Agency
270 County Hospital Road, Suite 206
Quincy 95971
(530) 283-6337
Los Angeles
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
1001 North Martel Avenue
Los Angeles 90046
(323) 860-5200
AIDS Project Los Angeles
3550 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 300
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Los Angeles 90010
(213) 201-1600
AIDS Service Center
909 South Fair Oaks Ave.
Pasadena 91105
(626) 441-8495
AltaMed Health Services Corporation
5427 E. Whittier Boulevard
Los Angeles 90022
(323) 869-5449
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and
Science
Center for AIDS Research, Education and
Services
1731 East 120th Street, Building M
Los Angeles 90059
(323) 563-4939
Minority AIDS Project
5149 West Jefferson Boulevard
Los Angeles 90016
(323) 936-4949
St. Mary Medical Center
d.b.a. St. Mary CARE Program
411 E. 10th St., Suite 107
Long Beach 90813
(562) 624-4900
Tarzana Treatment Centers
7101 Baird Avenue
Raseda 91355
(818) 996-1051
Marin
Hospice by the Bay
17 East Sir Francis Drake Boulevard
Larkspur 94939-172
(415) 927-2273
Mendocino
Community Care Management Corporation
301 South State Street
Ukiah 95482
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(707) 468-0314
Modoc
Plumas County Public Health Agency
270 County Hospital Road, Suite 206
Quincy 95971
(530) 283-6337
Monterey
Natividad Immunology Division Outpatient
(NIDO)
1441 Constitution Boulevard, Bldg. 760
Salinas 93906
(831) 755-4111
Napa
Queen of the Valley Medical Center,
Community Outreach, CARE Network
3448 Villa Lane, Suite 102
Napa 94558
(707) 251-2000
Nevada
Sierra Foothills AIDS Foundation
12183 Locksley Lane, Suite 205
Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 889-2437
Orange
AIDS Services Foundation Orange County
17982 Sky Park Circle, Suite J
Irvine 92614-640
(949) 809-5700
Placer
Sierra Foothills AIDS Foundation
12183 Locksley Lane, Suite 205
Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 889-2437
Plumas
Plumas County Public Health Agency
13
270 County Hospital Road, Suite 206
Quincy 95971
(530) 283-6337
Riverside
Desert AIDS Project
1695 N. Sunrise
Palm Springs 92262
(760) 323-2118
Inland AIDS Project
3767 Elizabeth Street
Riverside 92506-250
(951) 346-1910
Sacramento
Rx Staffing and Home Care, Inc.
4640 Marconi Avenue, Suite 1
Sacramento 95821-431
(916) 979-7300
San Benito
Natividad Immunology Division Outpatient
(NIDO)
1441 Constitution Boulevard, Bldg. 760
Salinas 93906
(831) 755-4111
San Bernardino
Desert AIDS Project
1695 N. Sunrise
Palm Springs 92262
(760) 323-2118
Inland AIDS Project
3767 Elizabeth Street
Riverside 92506-250
(951) 346-1910
San Diego
North County Health Services
150 Valpreda Road, Suite 101A
San Marcos,
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CA
92069-291
(760) 736-6725
San Diego Hospice & Palliative Care
4311 Third Avenue
San Diego 92103-140
(619) 278-6400
San Francisco
California Pacific Medical Center
2333 Buchanan
San Francisco 94115
(415) 600-6000
Tenderloin Health
255 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco 94102
(415) 437-2900
Westside Community Mental Health Center,
Inc.
dba Westside Community Services
245 11th Street
San Francisco 94113
(415) 355-0311
San Joaquin
San Joaquin County Public Health Services
1601 East Hazelton Avenue
Stockton 95205-622
(209) 468-3820
San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo County Public Health
Department
2191 Johnson Avenue
San Luis
Obispo
93401
(805) 781-5540
San Mateo
San Mateo County Health Services Agency
15
225 37th Avenue
San Mateo 94403
(650) 573-3904
Santa Barbara
Pacific Pride Foundation
126 East Haley Street, Suite A-11
Santa Barbara 93101
(805) 963-3636
Santa Clara
Health Trust (The)
1701-A South Bascom Avenue
Campbell 95008
(408) 961-9850
Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz County Health Services Agency
1060 Emeline Avenue, Building F
Santa Cruz 95060
(831) 454-4730
Shasta
Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
Sierra
Plumas County Public Health Agency
270 County Hospital Road, Suite 206
Quincy 95971
(530) 283-6337
Siskiyou
Plumas County Public Health Agency
270 County Hospital Road, Suite 206
Quincy 95971
(530) 283-6337
Solano
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Solano County Health and Social Services
Older and Disabled Adults Services
275 Beck Avenue, MS 5-110
Fairfield 94533
(707) 784-8203
Sonoma
Face to Face, Sonoma County AIDS Network
873 Second Street
Santa Rosa 95404
(707) 544-1581
Stanislaus
Stanislaus County Health Services Agency
830 Scenic Drive, Bldg. #3
Modesto 95353-312
(209) 558-7400
Sutter
Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
Tehema
Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
Trinity
Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
Tulare
Tulare County Health and Human Services
Agency
1150 South K. Street
Tulare 93274
(559) 687-6903
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Tuolumne
Sierra Health Resources, Inc.
d.b.a. Sierra HOPE
P.O. Box 159
Angels Camp 95222
(209) 736-6792
Ventura
Ventura County Public Health Department
3147 Loma Vista Road
Ventura 93003
(805) 652-6694
Yolo
Rx Staffing and Home Care, Inc.
4640 Marconi Avenue, Suite 1
Sacramento 95821-431
(916) 979-7300
Yuba
Home Health Care Management, Inc.
1398 Ridgewood Drive
Chico 95973
(530) 343-0727
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ATTACHMENT B— MSSP CONTACTS
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Multipurpose Senior Service Program Contacts (By County) Also
available at –http://www.aging.ca.gov/programs/mssp_contacts.asp
Alameda
County
City of Oakland
Department of Human (510)
Services (City of
238-3762
Oakland only)
City of Fremont
Human Services
Department
(510)
574-2050
Alpine
County
Area 12 Agency on
Aging
(209)
532-6272
Amador
County
Area 12 Agency on
Aging
(209)
532-6272
Butte County California State
University--Chico
(530)
898-5082
Calaveras
County
(209)
532-6272
Area 12 Agency on
Aging
Contra Costa Office on Aging
County
(925)
335-8710
El Dorado
County
Department of Human 530-6216369
Services
Fresno
County
Fresno-Madera Area
Agency on Aging
(559)
453-6494
Glenn
County
California State
University--Chico
(530)
898-5082
Humboldt
County
Humboldt Senior
Resource Center
(707)
443-9747
Imperial
County
Work Training Center, (760)
Inc.
352-6181
Kern County Aging and Adult
Services
800-5102020 or
661-8681000
Kings County Kings-Tulare Area
(559)
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Agency on Aging
730-9921
Lake County Community Care
Mgmt. Corp.
(707)
995-7010
Lassen
County
(530)
226-3097
Golden Umbrella
Los Angeles Jewish Family
City
Service of LA
(323)
937-5930
SCAN Independence (562)
at Home
492-9878
Los Angeles Altamed Health
City/County Services Corp.
877-4622582
Los Angeles Huntington Hospital
County
(626)
397-3110
Madera
County
Human Services
Association
(562)
806-5400
Partners in Care
Foundation
(818)
526-1780
Partners in Care
Foundation-- South
(818)
837-3775
Fresno-Madera Area
Agency on Aging
(559)
453-6494
Marin County Jewish Family and
Children Services
(415)
491-7960
Mariposa
County
Area 12 Agency on
Aging
(209)
532-6272
Mendocino
County
Community Care
Management Corp.
(707)
468-9347
(Ukiah)
(707)
964-4027
(Fort
Bragg)
Merced
County
Human Services
Agency
(209)
385-3000
Modoc
County
Golden Umbrella
(530)
226-3097
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Monterey
County
Department of Social (831)
755-3403
and Employment
Services
Napa County Area Agency on
Aging
(707)
644-6612
Orange
County
Social Services
Agency
(714)
480-6346
CalOptima
(888)
587-8088
(714)
246-8500
Placer
County
UC Davis Care
Management
(916)
734-5432
Riverside
County
Office on Aging
951-8673800
Sacramento
County
UC Davis Care
Management
(916)
734-5432
San
Bernardino
County
Aging and Adult
Services
909-8919115
San Diego
County
San
Francisco
County
(800)
339-4661
(toll free)
Aging and
(800)
Independent Services 510-2020
(San
Diego
Co.)
Institute on Aging
San Joaquin Department of Aging
County
(415)
750-4150
(209)
468-2202
San Mateo
County
Department of Health (650)
573-3900
Services
Santa
Barbara
CenCal Health
22
(805)
685-9525
County
Santa Clara
County
Council on Aging of
Silicon Valley
(408)
296-8290
Santa Cruz
County
Human Resources
Agency
(831)
454-4600
Shasta
County
Golden Umbrella
(530)
226-3097
Siskiyou
County
Golden Umbrella
(530)
226-3097
Solano
County
Area Agency on
Aging
(707)
643-5170
Sonoma
County
Area Agency on
Aging
(707)
565-5970
Stanislaus
County
Department of Social (209)
558-2233
Services
Tehama
County
California State
University--Chico
(530)
898-5082
Trinity
County
Golden Umbrella
(530)
226-3097
Tulare
County
Kings-Tulare Area
Agency on Aging
(559)
730-9921
Tuolumne
County
Area 12 Agency on
Aging
(209)
532-6272
Ventura
County
Area Agency on
Aging
(805)
477-7300
Yolo County UC Davis Care
Management
(916)
734-5432
Yuba County Health and Human
Services
530-7496471
The following counties do not have Multipurpose Senior Service Programs
(MSSP) at present: Colusa, Del Norte, Nevada, Plumas, San Benito, San
Luis Obispo, Sierra and Sutter.
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PACE PROGRAMS
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St. Paul’s PACE
111 Elm Street
San Diego CA, 92101
Ph: 619-677-3800
URL: http://www.stpaulspace.org
On Lok Lifeways
1333 Bush Street
San Francisco CA, 94109
Ph: (888) 886-6565
E-mail: [email protected]
URL: http://www.onlok.org
Center for Elders Independence
510 17th Street
Suite 400
Oakland CA, 94612Ph: (510) 433-1150
URL: http://www.cei.elders.org
AltaMed Senior BuenaCare
500 Citadel Drive
Suite 150
Los Angeles CA, 90040Ph: (323) 728-0411
URL: http://www.altamed.org
Sutter SeniorCare
1234 U Street
Sacramento CA, 95818Ph: (916) 446-3100
URL: http://checksutterfirst.org/seniorservices/seniorcare.html
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