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Enables individuals aged 60 and older, at risk of nursing facility placement (meeting income and resource criteria), to stay in their community homes through a broad array of in-home services. Services encompass Adult Day Health, Attendant Care, Caregiver/Recipient Training, Care Management, Chore Services, Environmental Accessibility Adaptations, Home-Based Supportive Care, Home-Delivered Meals, Personal Care Assistance, Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS), Respite Care, Social Adult Day Care, Special Medical Equipment and Supplies, and Transportation.    

Provides short-term home care for acute, crisis cases where no funding or support is in place for personal care to senior citizens or disabled individuals. Aides provide personal care such as: bathing, transfers, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication reminders, and assistance with maintaining a safe environment.

Offers a New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services Medicaid Waiver program for older adults, ages 65 and older, and disabled individuals that offers care alternatives for those who would otherwise be at risk of placement in a nursing facility. The program is designed to provide supplement assistance that the individual receives from his/her natural support network, community agencies, and volunteer groups.    

Determines financial eligibility for nursing home placement and Medicaid Waiver programs. Applicants with income higher than the $2,829.00 cap must set up a Qualified Income Trust (QIT).

Provides assistance to senior citizens and disabled individuals for long term care in a nursing facility, or services to help remain in the community rather than be cared for in a long term care facility. In-home services that are part of this program include home health aides, skilled nursing, medical day care and medical transportation.

Provides community-based long-term care through the Community Care Program for the Elderly and Disabled (CCPED), serving adults age 18 and older who meet nursing facility level-of-care criteria and wish to remain in the community. Coordinates case management and in-home and community supports, including personal care, adult day health, respite, meals, medical escort, and home accessibility adaptations, for individuals with chronic illness, physical disability, or functional limitations. 

Offers Medicaid services to enable eligible residents to remain in the community or return to the community. Rather than be cared for in a long-term care facility or hospital setting.

Serves as a monthly cash allowance that allows seniors and people with disabilities who are NJ Family Care participants to choose and hire anyone they want for their Personal Care Assistant (PCA) services This includes professionals, relatives, friends, and neighbors.

Assists homebound frail/elderly individuals aged 65 and older, as well as disabled adults aged 18 through 64, who are ineligible for other assistance programs. Support encompasses prescription aid (up to $1500 annually), home health care (up to 6 hours per week), social adult day care (up to 2 days per week), medical adult day care (up to 1 day per week), home-delivered meals (1 meal per weekday), barrier-free home modifications (with a $4500 lifetime maximum), and durable medical supplies and equipment (up to $600 annually). Medical equipment and supplies include items like diapers, colostomy bags, diabetic supplies, canes, crutches, walkers, commodes, bath chairs, and similar products not covered by Medicare.   

Helps individuals remain in the community or return to the community rather than be cared for in a long term care facility. This medical assistance program offers limited covered services such as Home Health Services, Homemaker Services, Medical Day Care, Adult Social Day Care, Transportation Services, and Case Management. A federal home and community based service program.

Offers in-home services to eligible individuals at risk of nursing facility placement. Services, determined by clinical assessment, encompass respite care, homemaker assistance, home modifications, emergency response systems, meal delivery, adult day care, medical equipment, transportation, and chore support. 

Provides a variety of supportive services for older adults and disabled individuals. Services include, but are not limited to: nursing care, prescription assistance, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and other various health and social services.  

Provides in-home support to brain-injured individuals, who are currently in nursing facilities or who are in the community and at risk for placement in nursing facilities. Reintegrates into and maintains individuals in the community so that supervision is no longer needed or is minimized. Primarily serves ambulatory young adults with cognitive, behavioral, and physical deficits which require supervised and supportive care.

Provides rental subsidy and support services for individuals living with HIV and/or AIDS. Open to Irvington residents.