Sleeping in the Kitchen, Age Gap Roommates, and Slanted Floors: How 6 New Yorkers Are Making it Work
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NYFSC social workers visit older adults and their caregivers to assess the need for short-term in-home care. Once identified, a trained and Certified Home Attendant is carefully screened, selected and assigned to provide personal care and hygiene, light housekeeping, shopping and cooking, laundry, escorting and companionship. While ensuring that the care recipient receives consistent care that enables them to remain as safe and independent as possible in their own homes, Home Health Aides also provide much-needed breaks for caregivers. Care recipients and/or caregivers pay their Home Health Aides directly. By so doing, respite care Home Health Aides provide relief for caregivers and a continuum of care for the frail elderly, allowing them to remain as safely and independently as possible in their own homes. The program’s professional staff coordinates respite care services for hundreds of older adults and their caregivers annually.
Trained and certified Home Health Aide care is provided on a short-term basis as follows:
“This service is a real life saver. I am grateful to NYFSC for making this free in-home service available at the moment my mother and I so desperately needed it,” says Steve from Queens, New York.
The program is made possible through the support of the New York State Governor’s Executive Budget, New York State Legislature, New York State Office for the Aging, New York City Department for the Aging, New York City Council Members and Borough Presidents, and the generosity of private foundations and donors.
To apply for the Respite Care Program:
New York Foundation for Senior Citizens
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New York, NY 10007-2801
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