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1. ilaging.illinois.gov › programs › caregiverWhat is this program? - Illinois

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   How can I get services for an older relative if I do not live in Illinois? Contact a Caregiver Resource Center located near your relative's home and inquire about services. You may also contact the Illinois Department on Aging Senior HelpLine or a national information and assistance service. How can I get training and/or education on caregiving ...

2. states.aarp.org › illinois › caregiver-resource-portalVirtual Caregiver Resource Hub Coming to Illinois - AARP States

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   Jun 14, 2024 · The online directory will be managed by the state Department on Aging and aims to connect residents with state, federal, nonprofit and paid caregiving resources. It will include information about long-term care options, at-home services, veterans’ resources and more.

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3. ilaging.illinois.gov › programs › caregiverFamily and Caregiver Services - Illinois

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   Caregivers can complete online training videos and read information to better understand how to care for a loved one. There are several organizations that offer free, 24-hour access to training videos and other materials. Family Caregiver Alliance. Partnerships & Other Resources for Caregivers.

4. ilaging.illinois.gov › programs › caregiverHome & Community-Based Services - ilaging.illinois.gov

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   The 13 Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) across the State plan and coordinate aging services in their respective region. All AAAs fund community-based providers to deliver core services to older adults who are low-income, live in rural areas, are a racial or ethnic minority or have limited English proficiency, or are at risk of institutional placement.

5. hfs.illinois.gov › content › damGov. Pritzker Announces Program of All-Inclusive Care for the ...

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   Gov.Press@illinois.gov Services for qualifying adults 55+ include holistic care planning, long term supports, therapies, medications, mental health care, and hospital care SPRINGFIELD — Governor JB Pritzker along with the Department of Healthcare and Family Services (HFS) today announced the launch of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elder...

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   Kinship PACE of Illinois, LLC. Lawndale Christian Health Center. PACE of Southwest Chicago, LLC.

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   • Stella PACE at Home, LLC. “PACE is going to have a major impact on Illinois seniors and their families,” said state Rep. LaToya Greenwood (D-East St. Louis). “By creating an alternative to nursing home care that will allow seniors to continue living safely in the community while receiving the care they need, this program will make for better heal...

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6. www.npaonline.org › about-npa › newsIllinois Is Latest State to Offer Program of All-Inclusive ...

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   Jul 16, 2024 · PACE empowers older adults and people with disabilities to live at home and in their community when they are eligible for nursing home care. PACE participants receive primary care, long-term services and supports, medications, therapies, behavioral health, meals, socialization at their local PACE center, and other care and services.

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   Where can I get help with caregiving issues in Illinois?

   • Contact a Caregiver Resource Center located near your relative's home and inquire about services. You may also contact the Illinois Department on Aging Senior HelpLine or a national information and assistance service. How can I get training and/or education on caregiving issues?

   What is this program? - Illinois

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   What is the Illinois aging network?

   • The Illinois Aging Network is available to provide information on services for caregivers, which of them are availabe near you, and to help find answers to questions you may have. For more information on the Illinois Family Caregiver Support Program and its services, contact...

   What is this program? - Illinois

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   What is the caregiver support program in Illinois?

   • As part of the program, Illinois was given $4.7 million to develop the Caregiver Support Program. This program is being developed by the Illinois Department on Aging in partnership with Area Agencies on Aging and local community-service providers, to develop basic services for family caregivers, including...

   What is this program? - Illinois

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   What is a family caregiver in Illinois?

   • The Illinois Caregiver Support Program defines a family caregiver as... An adult family member or another individual who is an informal provider of in-home and community care to an older individual.

   What is this program? - Illinois

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   How do I get help with aging in Illinois?

   • Contact the Department on Aging Senior HelpLine or your local Area Agency on Aging to find the best option for your situation. The Illinois Aging Network is available to provide information on services for caregivers, which of them are availabe near you, and to help find answers to questions you may have.

   What is this program? - Illinois

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   What programs are available for aging people?

   • These programs can include Savvy Caregiver ®, Stress-Busting Program for Family Caregivers ™, support groups, counseling services, and gap filling services. If you are interested in learning more, contact your local Area Agency on Aging (AAA) using the map tool.

   Family and Caregiver Services - Illinois

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8. hfs.illinois.gov › medicalproviders › paceProgram of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)

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   PACE creates a new model of community-based, comprehensive care in Illinois that will give seniors an additional choice in how they access health care as needs change with age, allowing more seniors to continue living at home safely, for longer.