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Options Counseling

Options Counseling

Options CounselingOptions Counseling can help when an elder or an adult of any age with a disability faces challenges and must make tough choices. The person may be faced with losing their home or needing to decide if they can remain in their home. They may need support services to help with basic activities such as personal care, household chores, transportation, and nutrition or medication management.  Locating and evaluating options can be a difficult task. The choices are varied and can feel overwhelming:

  • Can I continue to live in my home safely and independently?
  • What services are available to support me in living in my home?
  • How could I make my home more accessible?
  • What is supportive living, adult foster care, PACE/SCO, PCA?
  • What happens if I have to enter a nursing home?

The decision can be made more manageable with the support of a knowledgeable Options Counselor who will provide objective information about the available range of long term care, community and institutional resources; and ensure that the individual and family understands the options, can make informed choices and determine the next steps to take. Counseling services can be provided in one session or over a series of meetings.

Options Counselors are available by phone, or by an in-person by appointment at your hospital room, rehabilitation or nursing facility. or at your home.

For more information please contact us by E-mailing : iThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Be sure to describe your needs and leave either a telephone number or E-mail address so that we may contact you. Or call the Disability Resource Center at: 978-741-0077.

This is a free service.