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Core, Ohio Home Care Waiver and Transitions Waiver
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For information on Core, Ohio Home Care Waiver and Transitions Waiver, you can visit Home Care
To apply for these programs you will need to submit a Home and Community Based Services Waiver Referral (Form 2399), available at 2399 and a Medicaid application (Form 7200), 7200 (if the person is not already on Medicaid) to the local county Department of Job a Family Services. To find your local Job and Family Service, go to Job and Family Service
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Options Program-Cuyahoga County
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The OPTIONS program helps in two separate ways;
1. Information and Assistance: Help by directing people to the senior services they need.
2. OPTIONS home care program.
To view information on this program, you can go to Options
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Choices Program
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The Choices program is a consumer-directed Medicaid waiver program. Choices consumers assume greater control over delivery of services, as well as the service providers. The consumer becomes the employer and hires service providers in his or her home. Providers can be professional caregivers, friends, neighbors or some relatives (spouses, parents, step-parents and legal guardians are ineligible). Choices is available to current PASSPORT consumers in the central Ohio and southern Ohio regions served by the Area Agencies on Aging based in Columbus, Marietta and Rio Grande.
To view information on Choices, go to Choices
Contact the appropriate Area Agency on Aging to learn more about the availability of Choices where you live:
Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging
Serving Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin, Licking, Madison, Pickaway & Union counties
174 East Long Street
Columbus, OH 43215
1-800-589-7277
Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging
Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc.
Serving Adams, Brown, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto & Vinton counties
University of Rio Grande/F32
P.O. Box 500
Rio Grande, OH 45674-3131
1-800-582-7277
Area Agency on Aging District 7
Buckeye Hills Area Agency on Aging PSA 8
Serving Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry & Washington counties
P.O. Box 370
Marietta, OH 45773
1-800-833-0830
Buckeye Hills Area on Agency on PSA 8>
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PACE (Program of All Inclusive Care)
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What is PACE?
PACE provides an alternative to nursing home placement that utilizes a comprehensive medical and social service delivery system coordinated through an adult day health center to meet long-term care needs of participants.
Participants enroll in a capitated managed care benefit funded by Medicare and Medicaid. This benefit provides ALL needed health care, medical care and ancillary services in acute, sub-acute, institutional and community settings. The program is supplemented by in-home and referral services.
What services are provided by the PACE program?
A team lead by a specialized physician works with participants and their families to assess their needs, develop a care plan and deliver all services – including acute care services and, when necessary, nursing facility services. Services include: medical care, including primary and specialty physician and nursing care, medical specialties, including audiology, dentistry, optometry and podiatry, physical and occupational therapies, medical transportation, mental health services, meals, nutritional counseling, social services, home health care and personal care, medications, respite care and hospital and nursing home care when necessary. The service package includes all Medicare and Medicaid covered services and other services determined necessary by the PACE team. Sites may pool their resources to pay for services for an individual, including services not otherwise covered by Medicare or Medicaid.
For a PACE enrollment form, click on PACE Enrollment
To view additional information on PACE visit PACE
For more information on waivers in Ohio, You can go to Ohio Waivers
You can also go to Waivers
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