beyond50 Resource Directory – Lancaster County

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–––––– ADuLt DAy se RviCes ––––––Moravian Center Adult Day services

227 North Queen street, Lancaster, PA 17603 ........................ (717) 490-6225 www.moraviancenteradultday.org .... zoe.bracci@lancastermoravian.org

–––––– ADvoCACy ––––––Organizations that promote the health, dignity, rights, and quality of life of seniors and the disabled.

–– APARtM e Nts (see housi Ng oP tioN s) –––––––– ARe A Age NCy oN Agi Ng ––––––

Lancaster County o ffice of Aging

For assistance with a wide range of long-term living needs, call, stop by, or visit us on our website.

150 North Queen street, suite 415, Lancaster, PA 17603 (717) 299-7979 (800) 801-3070 www.lancoaging.org aging@lancastercountypa.gov see our ad on page 3.

–––––– Assistive te ChNoLogy/Devi Ces ––––––These technologies and devices can make the lives of seniors and the disabled easier.

pennsyLvania a ssis T ive Techno Logy f oun DaT ion (484) 674-0506

TechowL (800) 204-7428

u ni Te D cerebraL paL sy of cen TraL pennsyLvania (717) 737-3477

–––––– AutisM se RviCes ––––––

keys Tone h uman services (888) 377-6504; (717) 232-7509

–––––– ALCohoL &

Abuse se RviCes ––––––Organizations offering prevention, treatment, and recovery programs.

–––––– CARe AssessMe Nt se RviCes ––––––Looks at a person’s needs and works with them to find the best methods to provide care, support, and specialized services. Lancas Ter counT y

–––––– CARegive R AssistANCe ––––––

Lancaster County o ffice of Aging

The Caregiver Support Program provides caregivers with benefits counseling and reimbursement for related expenses and home modifications.

150 North Queen street, suite 415, Lancaster, PA 17603

(717) 299-7979

see our ad on page 3. va

–––––– CLothiNg ResouRCes ––––––

801-3070

272-6621

County Office of Aging

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steinmetz Coins & Currency

Buy/sell

U.S. coins and currency; gold/silver bullion; foreign coins and currency; and jewelry. We will travel.

–––––– CoNsuMe R PRote C tioN/CoMPLAiNts ––––––

That’s LOTTERY LOVE

Lancaster

–––––– eM e Rge NCy ––––––

Low- i ncome usage re D ucT ion program (Liurp) (800) 675-0222

naT ionaL fue L gas n eighbor for n eighbor

h eaT fun D (814) 459-4581

pennsyLvania power company reach harDship fun D (866) 857-7095

pennsyLvania power & Ligh T (ppL) o nTrack (800) 358-6623

pennsyLvania uT i L i T y commission o ffice of consumer aDvocaTe (800)

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Nikolaus & h ohenadel, LLP

We offer counsel on estate planning, preparation of wills, financial and healthcare powers of attorney; probate; and elder law.

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50plus e XPos

50plus EXPOs are lively, one-day events that bring businesses and communities together on a personal level. Look for them in Chester, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, and York counties.

P.o. box 8049, Lancaster, PA 17601 ..........................................

285-1350 www.50plus e xpoPA.com

Women’s e xpo

Premier women’s expos in the Susquehanna Valley featuring demonstrations, shopping, door prizes, the latest in women’s health, and much more!

P.o box 8049, Lancaster, PA 17601

285-1350 www.a g reatWaytospendMyDay.com

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–––––– Fi NANCiAL se RviCes ––––––•

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–––––– FitNess ––––––

Lancaster County o ffice of Aging

Health and wellness programming, such as Chronic Disease SelfManagement and Diabetes Self-Management workshops, Healthy Steps for Older Adults fall-risk assessments, evidenced-based exercise classes, and aquatic exercise are offered at senior community centers and other community locations.

150 North Queen street, suite 415, Lancaster, PA 17603

(717) 299-7979

www.lancoaging.org

see our ad on page 3.

(800) 801-3070

Meals on Wheels of Lancaster

is a nonprofit food service provider who offers freshly prepared homedelivered meals to those who are unable to provide meals for themselves.

This service extends beyond food & delivery. We offer a wellness check and companionship to clients experiencing isolation.

Volunteer: Delivery & Kitchen opportunities available Mon - Fri

To Learn More: 717-392-4842 | info@lancastermow.org

8 AM to 2 PM www.mealsonwheelsoflancaster.org

Get Services: Delivering weekdays: Regular Diet at $8.80/day Therapeutic Diets at $11/day Together, we can deliver.

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Meals on Wheels i nc.

We provide home-delivered meals to those who cannot prepare meals for themselves.

1411 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603 ........................ (717) 392-4842

www.mealsonwheelsoflancaster.org ..................... info@lancastermow.org

See our ad on page 6.

–––––– he ARiNg se RviCes ––––––

–––––– hoMe CARe / hoMe he ALth se RviCes ––––––Medical and non-medical services to qualified individuals in their home or in another community-based setting. Pennsylvania requires that all home care agencies and registries be licensed.

Patriot home Care

Patriot Home Care provides waiver services. We will get you through the entire process. We work with state insurance companies.

serving Lancaster County (717) 798-9008

www.patriothomecare.org .............................. mstehman@patriot-hc.com

See our ad on page 8.

–––––– hoMe iMPRove Me Nts ––––––

Funds are offered to income-eligible homeowners, especially low-income persons, the elderly, persons with disabilities, families with children, and high residentialenergy users in Lancaster County, to reduce energy costs.

We

274-3851 www.hearingandearcare.com

see our ad on this page. naTionaL

My mother and I use d to sit on the porch when ever there was a thunderstorm and watch for lightning. I forgot how relaxing the sound of rain and thunder was. Every time I hear it now I think of her.

I f you have hearing los s , you ’re mi s s ing more than just sounds, you’re missing memories .

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Independent living in a residential area. Generally does not have programs designed specifically for residents. Properties where only seniors (55+ or 62+) and/ or those who are disabled may reside.

Community basics, i nc. Need reasonably priced housing? Community Basics, Inc. develops and manages affordable rentals, helping you put your money toward building a brighter tomorrow.

serving Lancaster County

735-9590 www.communitybasics.com ........................... info@communitybasics.com see our ad on page 11.

PA 17547

• lIF e sHarI ng/Fa MI ly lIvI ng res I dences • Supportive living that allows individuals with intellectual disabilities to live with independence and dignity with the assistance of a caring and experienced staff.

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–––––– huMAN se RviCes ––––––

• pennsylvan Ia WaIver progra M s • Waivers offer an array of services and benefits such as choice of qualified providers, due process, and health and safety assurances.

acT 150

(717) 787-8091

h ome- and community-based program for people with physical disabilities. To be eligible you must be able to choose and supervise your care worker(s), manage your own finances, and manage your own legal matters.

pennsyLvania i n D epen D en T e nro LL men T broker (877) 550-4227 a contracted statewide entity that facilitates and streamlines the eligibility/enrollment process for applicants seeking services.

person/fami Ly DirecTe D supporT waiver (800) 692-7462

Designed to help persons with developmental disabilities live more independently in their homes and communities and provides a variety of services that promote community living, including self-directed service models and traditional, agency-based service models.

–––––– iNFoRMAtioN AND Re Fe RRAL ––––––Lancas Ter counT y o ffice of aging

aD u LT auT ism waiver

(866) 539-7689 provides long-term services and support to the specific needs of adults age 21 or older with an autism spectrum disorder (asD).

aging waiver (Transi T ione D To communi T y

h eaLT h choices)

(888) 753-8827

a long-term living program that provides older pennsylvanians the help they need to live independently in their homes or community.

ai Ds waiver ...............................................................................

(800) 922-9384

f or individuals 21 years of age or older who have symptomatic hiv disease.

commcare waiver

f or individuals with traumatic brain injury (Tbi).

(877) 550-4227

–––––– iNsuRANCe ––––––

(717) 299-7979

i nsurance i nformaT ion h oTL ine (800) 272-4232

–– iNte LLe C tuAL DisAbi Lities (see DisAbi Lity se Rvi Ces) ––

–––––– LegAL se RviCes ––––––

LancasTer bar a ssociaT ion

Lancaster County o ffice of Aging

communi T y Living waiver

(717) 787-1870 provides community participation support, education support services, assistive technology, benefits counseling, home accessibility adaptations, and more for individuals with autism and i D of all ages, and individuals with DD ages 0-8.

conso L i DaTe D waiver for i n D ivi D uaL s wi T h i nTe LLecTuaL

Disabi L i T ies

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(800) 692-7462

f or individuals with an intellectual disability. Designed to help them live more independently by providing a variety of services that promote community living.

heaLT hchoices

Lawyer referral service to local attorneys for reduced-cost consultation on a wide range of issues, for clients age 60 and above.

North Queen street, suite 415 ............................................(717)

PA 17603

see our ad on page 3.

(844) 824-3655

pennsylvania’s managed care program for medical assistance recipients, behavioral, community, and physical services.

i n D epen D ence waiver (Transi T ione D To communi T y h eaLT h choices)

(800) 692-7462

f or adults with severe disability. may help them live or remain in the community and live as independently as possible.

L ife (Living in D epen D ence f or The eLD erLy) program

For active adults when apartment living is

(844) 824-3655

a federal program that helps adults 55 and over meet their healthcare needs in the community.

n ursing h ome Transi T ion (nh T) program

(800) 833-5196

The nhT was developed to assist and empower consumers who want to move from a nursing facility back to a home of their choice in the community. nhT provides the opportunity for individuals and their families or caregivers to be fully informed of all long-term service and support options.

obra waiver

(877) 550-4227 covers services available for pennsylvania residents age 18–59 with severe developmental physical disability, helping them to remain as independent as possible.

o p T ions program

(717) 299-7979

an array of community-based long-term care provided by the a rea agency on aging to help consumers function at optimal level while remaining in the most appropriate setting.

One-bedroom rents start at $778 and include all utilities (heat, electric, water, sewer, trash), off-street parking, onsite laundry, community room, and community garden. Two bedrooms start at $933.

For applications and information, please contact: Community Basics, Inc. 717-735-9590 or info@communitybasics.com

–––––– LibRARies ––––––

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–––––– Me D iCAL eQui PMe Nt & suPPLies ––––––

u ni Te D Disabi L i T ies services (u Ds) (888) 837-4235

–––––– Me D iCARe ––––––

• counselI ng •

Lancaster County o ffice of Aging – PA M e D i PA MEDI is an insurance counseling program to help older Pennsylvanians understand Medicare and provide objective information on insurance that’s secondary to Medicare and benefits that can help with the cost of Medicare and prescriptions. 150 North Queen street, suite 415, Lancaster, PA 17603 (717) 299-7979 ............................................................................ (800) 801-3070 www.lancoaging.org ............................... aging@lancastercountypa.gov see our ad on page 3.

–– Me NtAL h e ALth (see DisAbi Lity se Rvi Ces) ––

–– NeuRo Logy (see su Rgeo N s) ––

–––––– PoLiCe De PARtMe Nts ––––––In the event of an emergency, dial 911.

–––––– Me D iCAiD ––––––

Patriot home Care

Patriot Home Care provides waiver services. We will get you through the entire process. We work with state insurance companies. serving Lancaster County........................................................ (717) 798-9008 www.patriothomecare.org mstehman@patriot-hc.com

See our ad on page 8.

–––––– PResCRi P tioNs ––––––• ass I stance •

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–––––– Re AL estAte ––––––

234-3057

b enefi T scheckup (800) 794-6559 fami Lywize

Lancas Ter counT y counci L of churches

Lancas Ter counT y o ffice of aging –counT y services cen Ter

L ancasTer counT y me D icaT ion assis Tance program

the Craig hartranft team bhhs 2558 hartwell Ct., Lancaster, PA 17601

(717) 560-5051 www.lancasterhome.com chteam@homesale.com see our ad on this page.

–––––– RetiRe Me Nt Livi Ng oP tioNs ––––––

These communities offer a comprehensive package of services tailored to individual needs, abilities, and preferences as residents grow older, offering all levels of care.

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Providence Place senior Living of Lancaster

Offering independent living, assisted living, and two levels of memory care from a family-owned company between the countryside and downtown Lancaster.

1380 e lm Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603................................... (717) 392-4100 www.providence-place.com info@prov-place.com

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Providence Place senior Living of Lancaster

Offering independent living, assisted living, and two levels of memory care from a family-owned company between the countryside and downtown Lancaster.

1380 e lm Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603................................... (717) 392-4100 www.providence-place.com ...................................... info@prov-place.com

–––––– se NioR CoMMuNity Ce Nte Rs ––––––Senior community centers throughout Lancaster County provide a wide range of educational and recreational activities. Lunchtime meals served. Transportation available.

–––––– se NioR se RviCes ––––––

transitioning with Care

We are an all-inclusive service for seniors considering downsizing. Locally owned

The Craig Hartranft Team Includes: Jim & Kim McPhail, Keith Shaub, Sarah Sample, Leah Davis, Jim Hogan, Mitch Hershey, David Ishler, Ryan Quindlen, Brandon Hartranft, Danielle Gwilt, Michelle Sumpman, Samantha Bergantine, Allison Pettie, Alec Wheatley, Evan Owens, Kyle Shuker, Kadric Martinez, Leah Barber, Brooke Coe

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Meals on Wheels i nc.

We provide home-delivered meals to those who cannot prepare meals for themselves.

1411 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603 ........................ (717) 392-4842 www.mealsonwheelsoflancaster.org ..................... info@lancastermow.org

See our ad on page 6.

Patriot home Care

Patriot Home Care provides waiver services. We will get you through the entire process. We work with state insurance companies. serving Lancaster County

(717) 798-9008 www.patriothomecare.org ............................... mstehman@patriot-hc.com

See our ad on page 8.

–––––– se RviCe oRgANiz AtioNs ––––––

A club of professional or businesspeople organized for their coordination of and participation in public service.

–––––– suPPoRt gRouPs ––––––

A group of people whose members exchange give and receive both emotional and practical support, share ideas, and provide each other with information.

TRANSITIONING WITH CARE is a unique service that simplifies the process by creating a customized plan for your specific needs. We remove the stress while saving you time and money.

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–– visioN (see eye CARe se Rvi Ces) ––

–––––– voLuNtee R oPPoRtuNities ––––––

(844) 545-5640

–––––– tAX AssistANCe ––––––aarp Tax ai D (888) 227-7669 irs (i nTernaL revenue service)

Taxpayer a ssis Tance ................................................................ (717) 291-1994

vi Ta – vo Lun Teer i ncome Tax a ssis Tance program (800) 906-9887

–––––– te Le PhoNe AssistANCe ––––––Te Lephone a ssis Tance programs .......................................(800) 788-5616

–––––– tRANsPoRtAtioN se RviCes ––––––Support from a governmental unit or the general public. May be free, reduced fare, or donations depending on entity.

Reduced-fare, lottery-funded transportation is provided to senior centers, medical appointments, and other county locations through an agreement with the South Central Transportation Authority. 150 North Queen street, suite 415

(717) 299-7979 Lancaster, PA 17603 transportation Program

(800) 801-3070 www.lancoaging.org ............................... aging@lancastercountypa.gov

see our ad on page 3.

m e D icaL a ssis Tance TransporTaT ion program (maTp) (717) 291-1243

Lancaster County o ffice of Aging

Volunteers may work on a specific, time-limited project or assist older adults in a number of program areas to include PA MEDI, Ombudsman, Caregiver Support, Senior Community Centers, Lancaster Senior Games, and Property Tax/Rent Rebate programs.

150 North Queen street, suite 415, Lancaster, PA 17603

(717) 299-7979 ............................................................................ (800) 801-3070

www.lancoaging.org ............................... aging@lancastercountypa.gov

see our ad on page 3.

Meals on Wheels i nc.

We provide home-delivered meals to those who cannot prepare meals for themselves.

1411 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603 ........................ (717) 392-4842 www.mealsonwheelsoflancaster.org ..................... info@lancastermow.org

See our ad on page 6.

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Red Rose transit

Seniors have great advantages with RRTA’s transportation services. Ride free on our bus routes or at a discounted rate on our shared-ride service. 45 e

www.redrosetransit.com see our ad on this page.

PA 17601

–––––– vete RANs se RviCes ––––––

L ancas Ter coun T y va cL inic (717) 290-6900

pennsyLvania DeparTmen T of m i L i Tary an D ve Terans affairs

Funds are offered to income-eligible homeowners, especially low-income persons, the elderly, persons with disabilities, families with children, and high residentialenergy users in Lancaster County, to reduce energy costs.