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San
Francisco Adult Day Services: The
Healthier Long-Term Care Solution
Adult
day services are
low-cost, licensed alternatives to nursing homes that enable you
or your loved one to live at home and to lead a more active, independent
life. Programs provide stimulating activities in safe and therapeutic
environments, and allow participants to live fuller, healthier,
more active lives.
Adult
day services offer health care and therapies as needed in warm,
welcoming environments with daily noon meals, plus social, recreational
and creative activities and the opportunity to make new friends.
This web site is designed to help you:
Learn
more about adult day services
Decide
if adult day services are right for you and/or your loved one
Compare
adult day services to other long-term care options
In
addition, this website offers resources and other information for
individuals and/or their caregivers in varied areas of health care
needs.
ACCESS
TO CARE
The
Access to Care Initiative has two major components, advocacy and
outreach. The outreach
component involves educating case managers, medical social workers,
physicians, and others working in non-profit, healthcare, and governmental
settings about the importance of ADS and how to refer patients/clients
to ADS centers. The advocacy component involves identifying and
addressing local and state-level system-related barriers to access
to ADS for aging adults and people with disabilities.
Made possible
through the generous support of The San Francisco Foundation,
The California Endowment and United Way Bay Area.
CUTS
MAY BE REVERSED, AT LEAST PARTIALLY -
The Senate Budget Committee and Assembly Budget Subcommittee #1
held conccurrent hearings on Friday, May 30 to close our significant
Medi-Cal and Social Services Item. In a small but significant
victory for our advocacy efforts, the Assembly resotred the ADHC
Medi-Cal rate by just under 5% and the full Senate Budget Committee
restored all provider rates by 5%. This means that the ADHC and
other provider rate issues will continue to be "in play"
during the budget conference committee process, and will not be
finalized until later this summer. READ MORE ON ADVOCACY
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