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ALTCS Financial Eligibility Standards (2023–2025) ALTCS (the Arizona Long Term Care System) is Arizona’s Medicaid program for people who need long-term care in a nursing home, assisted living facility, or at home. ALTCS helps pay for care when someone meets both medical and financial eligibility rules. The figures below come from the State of Arizona’s…
As Baby Boomers age, it is expected that the population of older Americans will increase dramatically in the next twenty years. With age comes less independence and for many people, a need for either in-home care or an assisted living facility. Perhaps you are the child of an older adult who is beginning to lose their ability to remain independent.
As Baby Boomers age, it is expected that the population of older Americans will increase dramatically in the next twenty years. With age comes less independence and for many people, a need for either in-home care or an assisted living facility. Perhaps you are the child of an older adult who is beginning to lose their ability to remain independent.
Ability360, formally known as Arizona Bridge to Independent Living (ABIL) is Arizona’s largest center for independent living. Ability360 is dedicated to people with disabilities, advocating for an independent lifestyle. Their programs are made to teach people self-sufficiency and personal responsibility.
Professional or unpaid, caring for someone with dementia can become both frustrating and stressful. Dementia is a general term describing a person’s decline in mental ability. It is not a specific illness, but a combination of symptoms that are associated with a loss of memory and decreased thinking skills.
There will come a point when the elderly patient will most likely need a wheel chair in order to move about. The problem with most homes today is that they were designed for people who are able to move around on their feet. Some homeowners are even guilty of designing their home in a non-progressive manner. For instance, they choose to invest on homes, which have numerous stairs and other non-wheel chair friendly things all throughout the house. Making your home wheelchair friendly is a good call especially when you have an elderly who still demands a level of independence despite their state.
