SERVICES IN THE HOME COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES ONLY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES < INTERMEDIATE CARE OPTIONS 24 HOUR CARE ONLY FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ADVOCACY RESOURCES		RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES   A residential health care facility is for people who need some help with daily living activities, but do not require nursing care. Services: These facilities provide: housing 24-hour protective oversight assistance with such daily activities as: dressing meals bathing medication reminders Residential care may be provided in small homes, large apartments, or part of a senior retirement community or a nursing home. To choose the residential care facility that is best for your needs, please review the checklist provided by the Utah Department of Health Bureau of Licensing found in the resource section of this booklet. Contact: To locate a residential care facility near you there are several points of contact including: the local Area Agency on Aging or Senior Citizen's Center. Other agencies to provide information are the State Division of Aging and Adult Services (120 North 200 West, 3rd Floor, Salt Lake City, Utah 84145-0500) or call (801) 538-3910. The State of Utah Department of Health Bureau of Licensing (Box 142003 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-2003) or call (801) 538-6152. Financing: Residential care facilities are generally private pay facilities. At this point there are no funding resources available to help pay for residential care. Return to Top
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