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Advertiser’s Index.................. 160
H-E-B Pharmacy................... 32, 33
RELAX & RESTORE 11 Texas Tea & Travel....................... 12 AustinUP.................................... 13 GoTexan.org.............................. 14 Cabernet Grill............................ 15
INOGEN ONE Oxygen............... 31 Functional Health Associates.......... 34 Medical Equipment Assistance.......................... 35 Medication & Medical Services............... 36
Texas Hill Country Wineries.......... 16
DOCTORS & DENTISTS 39
Aging is Cool............................. 17
How to Talk to Your Doc........ 38
Behrnes’ Pepper Salts................... 18
Be Well MD............................... 40
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Dental Services.................. 41 Vision Services..............42–43
LEGAL & FINANCIAL 21 MDHearingAid........................... 44 Social Security Disability – Bill Gordon & Associates.............. 22
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What Level of Care is Right For You?............................. 79
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Virginia Lazenby – CSHP Realtor.............................. 81 What is SRES?..................... 82
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TurnKey Transitions....................... 84
Life Alert......................................57
Emergency Preparedness Checklist............................. 85
Help for Caregivers............ 58
Austin Wood Recycling................ 86
Compassionate Planning Team........59
Independent & Retirement
Capital Area Aging & Disability Resource Center............................60
Spectrum Retirement Communities LLC.......................... 87
Austin Senior Resource Alliance.......61
Independent/Retirement Living Listings..................88–89
Adult Day Care Centers......... 62 AGE of Central Texas .................. 63 Finding Long-Term Care Services...................... 64 Wheels Helping Warriors...............65 Help for Veterans...........66–67 Community Based Respite Centers Listings................ 68–69 Home Care Services Listings..........................70–76
Lakeline Oaks Retirement Community.................. 90 Solea Cedar Park........................ 91 Village on the Park Onion Creek..... 92 Assisted Living Assisted Living Listings.......93–96 20 Questions to Ask – Assisted Living...................... 97 Lavender Springs...........................98 The Heritage at Hunters Chase........99 Pavilion at Great Hills..................100 The Legacy at Crystal Falls............100
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HOUSING Continued FINAL PLANNING 123 Riva Ridge Assisted Living.............101 Types of Residential Care for Seniors.................102–103 Memory Care
Funeral Consumers Alliance of Central Texas........................ 124 LifeDonation.org........................ 125 Hospice Agencies.......126–127
Alzheimer’s Texas...................... 104 Sundance Memory Care at Brushy Creek......................... 105
Final Planning Resources................129–133
Alzheimer’s Association............... 106
TRANSPORTATION 137
Autumn Leaves.......................... 107
Transportation Listings...138–139
Memory Care Listings......................108–109
Over 65 Driving Resources......140–141
Tips for Effective Alzheimer’s Communication.................. 110
Drive A Senior.......................... 142
Skilled Nursing/Rehab Skilled Nursing & Rehab Listings & Maps...........111–115 20 Questions to Ask – Skilled Nursing.................. 116 Senior Care Centers.................. 117 Bel Air at Teravista – Cantex........ 118 Online Living Facility Resources....................... 122
NON-PROFITS & SENIOR SERVICES 143 Capital Area Aging & Disabilities Resource Center........................ 144 AGE of Central Texas................. 145 Area Agency on Aging of Central Texas........................ 146 Austin Senior Resource Alliance.... 147 Area Agency on Aging of the Capital Area.................... 148 Capital City Village................... 149 Non-Profits/Senior Services Listings...........150-157 Meals on Wheels Central Texas............................ 158 Age Well Live Well.................... 159
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Where do You Go From Here?.............................. 119
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The Mark of Texas Pride Want to find the pick of the season? Look for the GO TEXAN mark on fresh-from-the-field fruits, vegetables, nuts and more grown right here in Texas. Whether you are shopping at a farmers market, pick-your-own farm or local grocery store, the GO TEXAN mark will help you identify Texas products. You’ll also be supporting local farmers, which supports the Lone Star economy. To locate a GO TEXAN retailer or farmers market near you, visit gotexan.org or download the free GO TEXAN mobile app.
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Warning: D O N ’ T T R Y T H I S AT H O M E Oak Smoked Tenderloin with a robust cabernet. Black Diamond Buffalo Enchiladas with a super Texan sangiovese. Pecan Pan Seared Rainbow Trout with a Hill Country viognier. Once you’ve had a taste of the Cabernet Grill, you’ll find reasons to return again and again. Pair the largest Texas wine list with a creative chef and you get an experience that’s simply impossible to duplicate. Add the casual yet elegant atmosphere, and you’ll agree — it’s dangerously addictive.
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It all started with several chili plants in a backyard garden… What to do with all the peppers those two little plants produced? Well, we created three unique pepper salts, Chipotle, Cayenne and Green Jalapeño which are delicious blends of spices that enhance flavor, cultures, and add something extra to any food. Now, our vision is to spice up the lives of all Texans with our blend of Behrnes’ Pepper Salts!
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BOURBON-FUDGE APPLE PIE Courtesy of Sage Hill Inn
Photography | Sage Hill Inn Ingredients 1 deep-dish pie crust, homemade or store bought 3 large Granny Smith / McIntosh apples, peeled, cored and sliced 2 tablespoons wildflower honey
3 tablespoons bourbon 1 tablespoons dark brown sugar, crumbled 6 tablespoons butter, split 1 cup dark chocolate (60 percent cacao) chopped into small pieces
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Don’t litigate, mediate!
Need help settling a dispute involving the care or property of a senior? ElderPeace Partners experienced team of professional mediators helps seniors and their families quickly resolve conflicts. We provide affordable, creative mediation and facilitation services. Each session is conducted by two of our credentialed mediators, who have a passion for successfully helping families. Contact us today for a COMPLIMENTARY assessment. If we can’t help you, we are happy to refer you to other professionals in the Central Texas area.
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hether you’re a caregiver or interested in getting your own business in order, we’ve identified five recommended legal documents that every adult should have. There are many online resources that explain in further detail about each document. If you have an attorney, be sure to ask about these documents or there are online resources that provide a free template for you to create your own. Don’t wait until it’s too late—take a moment to get organized. ADVANCE DIRECTIVE Also known as a living will or health care declaration/directive, this document outlines your wishes for medical treatments and life-sustaining measures, in the case that you are not able to communicate them verbally. Details might include a “do not resuscitate” order (DNR), the use of breathing machines, tube feeding or organ donation. Making these decisions in advance lets medical professionals know what measures to take and grants your loved ones peace of mind, should they have to communicate these decisions for you.
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DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR HEALTH CARE While an advance directive is limited to end-of-life concerns, a durable power of attorney for health care accounts for all health care decisions in the case that you are incapable of making decisions for yourself. In this document, you are able to outline how your designated power of attorney should act. Their authority to make these decisions ends when you are once again capable of making your own decisions. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Many people know this document simply as a “will.” It outlines how your property (including digital property such as email accounts and blogs) should be distributed and to whom. Different states have different requirements for one’s will. In Texas your will must be signed by two witnesses. LIVING TRUST A living trust designates someone (trustee) to help manage and distribute your assets rather than going through the court system, as in a last will. This often prevents your last wishes from becoming public record. This document also designates terms in which the trustee would set into action, should you be unable to make decisions regarding your assets during and after your life. FINANCIAL POWER OF ATTORNEY This document designates someone (principal) to do business on your behalf, should you be unable to take care of necessary matters yourself. Tasks designated might include paying bills, selling property, managing assets or applying for medical benefits. Unlike a living trust, a financial power of attorney dies when you do. ONLINE RESOURCES: texasprobate.com/professional-forms legalzoom.com texasnaela.com nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/advancedirectives.html eldercareteam.com 26
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More than just prescriptions.
Diabetes Care
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yourself against Shingles. (Recommended for people 50+)
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PROTECT The Shingles Immunization is AVAILABLE at your H-E-B Pharmacy. No prescription necessary. Attention Medicare Patients:
Part of this immunization may be covered under your plan. Flexible Spending Accounts Accepted.
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Project Mend, Inc.....................................................888–903–6363 Provides durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, crutches, hospital beds, and bedside commodes. Eligible individuals may then borrow this equipment for as long as necessary at no charge. Low–income eligibility
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Durable Medical Equipment Lending Closets: Various medical and mobility items, including wheelchairs, walkers, canes, shower chairs, and toilet chairs. Some organizations also accept donations of these items.
TREATMENT & PREVENTION
Medical Equipment Assistance
AGE of Central Texas...............................................512–451–4611 ageofaustin.org Ascension Lutheran Church ......................................512–345–4030 Human Potential Center............................................512–441–8988 humanpotentialcenter.org Kerring Group.........................................................512–451–8853 kgaustin.com Lago Vista Volunteers................................................512–267–7952 Lakeway Service League...........................................512–267–1567 Muscylar Dystrophy Association (Greater Austin)...........512–691–0065 mda.org Project Mend, Inc.....................................................888–903–6363 Service League of Greater Lakeway...........................512–261–3514 Texas DADS In–Home and Family Support – Hays County.........................................................855–937–2372 Assistance with the cost of medication, medical supplies, durable medical equipment, home modifications, METROLift tickets for doctor’s visits, and attendant
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Medication & Medical Services Community Programs That Assist With Medications Community Medicaid/STAR+PLUS...........................800–772–1213 Med Saver Direct..................................................636–206–0262 Apply for free prescription medications • medsaverdirect.com Planned Parenthood..............................................800–230–7526 Discounted/free mammograms • plannedparenthood.org Prescription Assistance Program Coordinator............512–392–1161 maria.montemayor@communityaction.com Flu Shots Health and Human Services....................................512–972–5520 Medical Assistance AARP Pharmacy Services Benefits Check Up RX........800–677–1116 Access public and private programs for prescription drug savings.
benefitscheckup.org Medical Assistance Program...................................512–978–8130 Pharmacy Connections.......................................... 888–435–3377 Manufacturer sponsored prescription drug assistance programs.
Texas DADS In–Home and Family Support – Hays County.........................................................855–937–2372 Assistance with the cost of medication, medical supplies, durable medical equipment, home modifications, METROLift tickets for doctor’s visits, and attendant
Medication Delivery Service LoneStar Delivery & Process....................................877–527–5737 Medication Management Program
Area Agency on Aging..........................................800–213–8417 Eligible seniors living in Harris County can receive visits in their homes to have their medications reviewed and also receive a fire/waterproof locked box in which to store their medications information.
Pharmaceutical Companies With Patient Assistance Programs Abbott Pharmaceuticals, Inc....................................224–667–6100 Alcon Care...........................................................800–862–5266 alcon.com Allergan Prescription Pharmaceuticals......................800–433–8871 Amgen, Inc. (Safety Net Program).............................800–772–6436 amgen.com 36
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Aventis Patient Assistance Program..........................888–632–8607 Axcan Assist.........................................................866–292–2679 Baxter Healthcare.................................................800–548–4448 Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals...........................888–842–2937 Biogen IDEC.........................................................800–456–2255 neurological, autoimmune and rare disease clinical trials
Biogen IDEC (Zevalin Results)...................................866–633–4636 Biovail Patient Assistance Program...........................866–268–7325 Boehringer Ingelheim Cares....................................800–556–8317 Bristol–Myers Squibb Company..............................800–736–0003 bmspaf.org Daiichi Sankyo Pharma..........................................866–268–7327 Dermik Laboratories...............................................866–268–7326 Dura–Med Pharmaceuticals (Cenestin)......................800–425–3122 Eisai, Incand Pfizer, Inc. (Aricept Assistance Program)..800–226–2072 Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc.....................................800–851–0758 Galderma Laboratories..........................................866–730–5074 Genentech, Inc – Access to Care Foundation............800–530–3083 Glaxo/SmithKline Bridges to Access Program...........866–728–4368 National Organization for Rare Disorders................800–999–6673 rarediseases.org
TREATMENT & PREVENTION
Medication & Medical Services
Web Sites for Medication Information or Services iPing..............................................................................iping.com A wakeup & medications reminder service
Janssen Biotech (Remicade Assist)..........................janssenbiotech.com Needy Meds.......................................................... needymeds.org Partnership for Prescription Assistance......................888–477–2669 pparx.org Pharmaceutical Medication Information..................... druginfonet.com Pharmaceutical Medication Information................ benefitscheckup.org Rx Assist...................................................................... rxassist.org Rx Hope...................................................................... rxhope.com Rx Outreach........................................................... rxoutreach.com
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DOCTORS & DENTISTS: INFORMATION
TIPS
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Courtesy of Mark Carlson, MD Geriatrician and Founder of Be Well MD
The ideal patient-doctor relationship is really a partnership. Research has shown that a strong doctor-patient relationship leads to better medical outcomes and patient satisfaction. An important element of this partnership is communication. Open and honest exchange of information is critical to managing good health and identifying health issues as early as possible. This means feeling comfortable asking questions, sharing health concerns and taking an active role in the exchange. Below are a few tips to enhance communication with your doctor during clinic visits: Start by making a list of concerns prior to the visit. It’s possible you may not have a chance to get through your entire list, so prioritizing your questions and concerns is important. Be prepared with the details about your symptoms, medications and any special needs you might have while in the exam room. Bring a trusted friend or family member. Ask them to take notes so you can pay close attention to what the physician is saying and asking. Ask them to remind you of important details or questions that you may miss. Following the visit, review your notes and start making preparations for the next steps. Make sure you understand what is needed for any testing, supportive therapies, new treatments and subsequent follow-up visits.
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Free, Low Flat Fee or Sliding Scale Ben White Dental Clinic.........................................512–978–9700 Body of Christ Community Clinic.............................254–939–9500 Capital Area Dental Foundation..............................512–992–1271 capitalareadentalfoundation.org
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Commincare Health Centers – San Marcos...............512–392–1718 Communicare Health Centers – Kyle........................512–268–8900 CommUNITYcare RBJ Dental Clinic..........................512–978–9895 Lone Star Circle of Care – Georgetown....................512–864–1445 Lone Star Circle of Care – Round Rock.....................512–733–2100 Manos De Cristo Dental Clinic................................512–477–7454 Oral Health Program.............................................512–776–7323 Department of State Health Services RBT Dental Clinic...................................................512–978–9895 South Austin Health Center.....................................512–978–9865 TDA Smiles Foundation..........................................512–448–2441 Temple Community Clinic.......................................254–771–3374 The Good Samaritan Center...................................830–990–8651 goodsamfbg.org Payment Financing Nunnally & Freeman..............................................830–693–3646 Ritchie Dental Group.............................................830–637–7292 Mobile Dentists Texas Mobile Dentists.............................................866–988–4504 texasmobiledentists.com
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Vision Services American Glaucoma Society https://aaosso.americanglaucomasociety.net/ags/Find–An–AGS–Doctor Searchable database of members – ophthalmologists specializing in glaucoma.
Council of Citizens with Low Vision International.......800–733–2258 Glaucoma Research Foundation..............................800–826–6693 glaucoma.org
National Eye Institute (NEI).....................................301–496–5248 nei.nih.gov
National Association for Visually Handicapped.........212–889–3141 navh.org
The Glaucoma Foundation.....................................212–285–0080 glaucomafoundation.org
Free, Low Fee or Sliding Scale DARS – Division for Blind Services...........................800–628–5115 Resource for Visually Impaired • dars.state.tx.us EyeCare America..................................................877–887–6327 eyecareamerica.org In–Focus Vision Stations.........................................866–398–7525 infocusonline.org Mission Cataract USA............................................555–797–1629 missioncataractUSA.org Ophthalmologists Referrals (65+).............................800–222–3937 VISION USA........................................................800–766–4466 aoa.org/visionusa.xml Low Vision Products Enhanced Vision...................................................888–811–3161 enhancedvision.com/low–vision–products.html
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Organization databases – low vision services, state or local area: American Association of the Deaf–Blind...................301–495–4403 aadb.org American Council of the Blind.................................800–424–8666 acb.org HAAM.................................................................512–322–5177 myhaam.org
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National Council of State Agencies for the Blind................ ncsab.org National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.................................202–707–5100 loc.gov/nls/ VisionAware.......................................................... visionaware.org VisionServe Alliance..............................................314–961–8235 visionservealliance.org Mobile Eye Clinics Arbor Eye Center..................................................512–258–2120 arboreyecenter.com
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Hearing Aid Information – DARS............................. 512–424–4060 Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services..... 512–407–3250 dars.state.tx.us Travis County Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing............................................. 512–410–1598 co.travis.tx.us/health¬_human_services/deaf_services University of Texas Speech and Hearing Center........ 512–471–3841 csd.utexas.edu/center International Hearing Society.................................. 734–522–7200 Office of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services............ 512–407–3250 TTY 512–407–3251
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Free, Low–cost, or Sliding Scale Hearing Exams and Hearing Aids NewSound Hearing Aid Centers – Austin North........ 512–371–3942 NewSound Hearing Aid Centers – Austin South........ 512–416–6600 Hearing Loss Association of America....................... 301–657–2248 hearingloss.org Hearing Aid Express.............................................. 512–346–6884 Specialized Telecommunications Texas Hearing and Service Dogs............................. 512–891–9090
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House Call Physicians Be Well MD..........................................................512–553–1921 stayhealthystayhome.com Capitol House Calls...............................................512–459–5204 capitolhousecalls.com Kindred House Calls – Austin..................................512–288–0859 kindredhealthcare.com Medical Home Team..............................................512–418–9555 medicalhometeam.com Remedy Urgent Care.............................................512–900–5844 remedyurgentcare.com Visiting Physician’s Association...............................512–407–8880 visitingphysicians.com WhiteGlove Health................................................877–329–8081 whiteglove.com
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MENTAL HEALTHCARE THAT CHANGES MINDS WellBridge Healthcare provides comprehensive and compassionate mental healthcare to the people of San Marcos and the surrounding area. By prioritizing patient dignity and treatment innovation, we help reduce the fear of mental illness and improve quality of life. Through our full-service inpatient and intensive outpatient programs, WellBridge is changing the way people think about mental health, and mental healthcare. Call to learn more or to get help now.
HOSPITAL: 512.353.0194 24/7 INTAKE: 512.353.0060 WELLBRIDGE SAN MARCOS 1106 N. INTERSTATE 35 SAN MARCOS, TX 78666 MOST INSURANCES & MEDICARE ACCEPTED
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We’re not your ordinary doctor’s office. WellMed doctors and their health care teams are dedicated to helping you get healthy and stay healthy. We work with you and your caregiver to develop a personalized health care plan to help guide you on the path to living a healthier life. Some services we provide for your journey to a healthier you include: PREVENTIVE CARE Regular health screenings can help identify health issues faster PERSONALIZED CARE Your doctor coordinates your care with other specialists and health providers EXTENDED HOURS Some of our locations offer care in the evenings and on the weekends and holidays AFFORDABLE CARE We accept original Medicare and select Medicare Advantage health plans to provide affordable health care services Start seeing a WellMed doctor or take a clinic tour.
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Hospitals & Medical Centers AUSTIN
Texas NeuroRehab Center 1106 West Dittmar 78745 512–444-4835
Arise Medical Center 3003 Bee Caves Road 78746 512–314–3800
University Medical Center Brackenridge 601 East 15th Street 78701 512–324–7000
Austin Lakes Hospital 1025 East 32nd Street 78705 512–544–5253
BASTROP
Central Texas Rehab 700 West 45th Street 78751 512–407–2111
St. David’s Emergency Center – Bastrop 3201 TX–71 78602 512–308–5900
Cornerstone Hospital of Austin 4207 Burnet Road 78756 512–706–1900
BURNET Seton Highland Lakes Hospital 3201 South Water Street 78611 512–715–3000
HealthSouth Rehabilitation 1215 Red River Street 78701 512–474–5700
CEDAR PARK
Heart Hospital of Austin 3801 North Lamar 78756 512–407–7000
Baylor Scott & White Hospital – Cedar Park 900 Quest Parkway 78613 512–260–6100
Seton Medical Center 1201 West 38th Street 78705 512–324–1000
Baylor Scott & White Clinic – Cedar Park 910 East Whitestone Boulevard 78614 512–260–6100
Seton Northwest Hospital 11113 Research Boulevard 78759 512–324–6000
Baylor Scott & White Emergency Medical Center – Cedar Park 900 East Whitestone Boulevard 78613 512–684–4000
Seton Shoal Creek Hospital 3501 Mills Avenue 78731 512–324–2000
Cedar Park Regional Medical Center – Seton 1401 Medical Parkway 78613 512–528–7000
Seton Southwest Hospital 7900 FM 1826 78737 512–324–9000 St. David’s Medical Center 919 East 32nd Street 78705 512–476–7111 St. David’s North Austin Medical Center 12221 North Mopac Expressway 78758 512–901–1000 St. David’s South Austin Medical Center 901 West Ben White Boulevard 78704 512–447–2211
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Texas Orthopedics Sports & Rehabilitation Associates 1401 Medical Parkway 78613 512–439–1009 GEORGETOWN Baylor Scott & White Clinic – Georgetown Sun City Clinic 4945 Williams Drive 78633 512–819–0500
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Muve-Lakeway Ambulatory Surgical Center 5329 Serene Hills Drive 78738 512-357-8220
Georgetown Behavioral Health Institute 3101 South Austin Avenue 78626 512–819–1100 Georgetown Medical Center 3201 South Austin Avenue 78626 512–763–4000 Rock Springs 700 Southeast Inner Loop 78626 512–746–7345
LULING
Seton Medical Center Harker Heights 850 West Central Texas Expressway 76548 254–690–0900 JOHNSON CITY Baylor Scott & White Clinic – Johnson City 208 Haley Road 78636 830–201–7100 KILLEEN Baylor Scott & White Clinic – Killeen West 4501 South Clear Creek Road 76549 254–501–6400 Metroplex Adventist Hospital 2201 South Clear Creek Road 76549 254–526–7523
Warm Springs Rehabilitation Hospital of Kyle 5980 Kyle Parkway 78640 512–262–0821 LAKEWAY Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Lakeway 100 Medical Parkway 78738 512–571–5000
Vibra Wound Care and Hyperbaric Center of Lake Travis 2000 Medical Drive 78734 512–263–4568 Warm Springs Rehabilitation 300 S Commerce Street 78644 512–398–5639
HARKER HEIGHTS
Seton Medical Center Hays 6001 Kyle Parkway 78640 512–504–5000
Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Lake Travis 2000 Medical Drive 78734 512–263–4500
LOCKHART
St. David’s Georgetown Hospital 2000 Scenic Drive 78626 512–943–3000
KYLE
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Baylor Scott & White Clinic – Georgetown Central 1507 Rivery Boulevard 78628 512–509–9550
Seton Edgar B. Davis Hospital 130 Hays Street 78648 830–875–7000 MARBLE FALLS Baylor Scott & White Specialty Clinic – Marble Falls 800 W TX–71 78654 830–201–8000 Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Marble Falls 810 W TX–71 Rm #3.102 78654 830–201–8000 ROUND ROCK Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Round Rock 300 University Boulevard rm 3.250 78665 512–509–0100 Baylor Scott & White Clinic – Round Rock South 1800 South AW Grimes Road 78664 512–244–5700 Cornerstone Hospital of Round Rock 4681 College Park Drive 78665 512–671–1100 HealthSouth Rehab Hospital of Round Rock 1400 Hesters Crossing 78681 512–244–4400 Round Rock Medical Center – St. Davids 2400 Round Rock Avenue, Ste 110 78681 512–341–1000
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Hospitals & Medical Centers ROUND ROCK – Continued Seton Medical Center Williamson 201 Seton Parkway 78665 512–324–4000 SAN MARCOS Central Texas Medical Center – San Marcos 1301 Wonder World Drive 78666 512–353–8979 Oceans Behavioral Hospital – San Marcos 1106 North I–35 78666 512–353–0194 SMITHVILLE Seton Smithville Regional Hospital 1201 Hill Road 78957 512–237–3214 TAYLOR Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Taylor 305 Mallard Lane 76574 512–352–7611 TEMPLE Baylor Scott & White Continuing Care Hospital 546 North Kegley Road 76502 254–215–0900 Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Temple 2401 South 31st Street 76508 254–724–2111 WEST LAKE HILLS The Hospital at Westlake Medical Center 5656 Bee Caves Road 78746 512–327–0000
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e r a e c c y l n i a a t d ssis a NURSING SERVICES • NON-MEDICAL SERVICES VA INFORMATION • ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS HOME HEALTH SERVICES
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DAILY CARE ASSISTANCE: INFORMATION
Home Care vs Home Health Care How can I determine if home care is necessary? When self-care at home becomes difficult and/or family caregivers are not available to assist, home care may be the answer. Home care often relieves family members of basic caregiving functions and makes it possible to spend quality time, rather than the functional caregiving time. Home care is often easier and faster than moving to an institutional care setting and allows the senior to stay at home in familiar surroundings. What is home health care? When the need is for more than home and personal care, a home health care agency may be required. Home health care provides skilled medical services (such as administration and adjustment of medication levels, monitoring and dressing of wounds, etc.) in the home by trained medical personnel. Home health care is always ordered and supervised by a physician. What is home care? Simply put, home care is non-medical, personal assistance provided in the home. Home care may include help with bathing, dressing, and personal hygiene. It may include a wide range of services: taking and recording vital signs, assistance in the bathroom, light housekeeping, meal preparation, companionship, grocery shopping and pharmacy errands, home safety supervision, medication reminders, bill-paying, laundry, and transportation. Will my insurance cover the costs? Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurances are sources of payment for receiving home and home health care. Home Healthcare services are typically medically necessary. They are paid for by Medicare or other health insurance, and have been ordered by a physician. Private duty home care services are typically paid for privately, or using long-term care insurance, reverse mortgage proceeds, or Veterans aid and attendance pension benefits, or some combination of any of these programs.
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Help for Caregivers Caregiver information, research, education, services and advocacy.
USA.gov | usa.gov Today’s Caregiver | caregiver.com Caregiver Action Network | caregiveraction.org AARP | aarp.org Family Caregiver Alliance | caregiver.org National Caregivers Library | caregiverslibrary.org HELPGUIDE.org | helpguide.org Caregiver Resource Network | caregiverresource.net Alzheimer’s Association | alz.org/care ARCH National Respite Network | http://archrespite.org/home National Alliance for Caregiving | caregiving.org Care Connection Aging and Disability Resource Center careconnection.org Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services dads.state.tx.us Leading Age | leadingage.org American Bar Association Commission on Law and Aging abanet.org/aging Capital Area Agency on Aging | capcog.org Area Agency on Aging of Central Texas | centexAAA.com Caregiver Training
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Where Do You Turn for Help? Our team offers services in all areas affecting seniors and their adult children including: Veterans Aid & Attendant Long Term Care Asset Protection Special Needs Planning Medicare Navigation
Call today, we’ll come to you! Compassionate Planning Team Veterans, you don’t have to deplete all of your assets in order to qualify for VA benefits.
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Need Help Finding Resources or Long-Term Care Services?
The Aging & Disability Resource Center offers assistance to those who are aging or have a disability and to their families and caregivers. Helping you understand and connect with services and support is our goal. Speak with a trained professional about: 路 In-Home Support Services 路 Home and Congregate Meal Programs 路 Housing and Respite Care Options 路 Benefit Programs: Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, LIS,MSP Call Toll Free 855-937-2372 or Visit Us at 6800 Burleson Road, Bldg. 310 Suite 165, Austin, Texas 78744
www.aaacap.org Serving Bastrop-Blanco-Burnet-Caldwell-Fayette-Hays-Lee-Llano-Travis-Williamson Counties Partially funded by the Texas Department of Aging Disability Services
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The Austin Senior Resource Alliance is devoted to making seniors’ lives easier, happier and healthier. From downsizing the family home or determining where to live next, to answering questions about long term health insurance and care provided in the home.
ASRA Professionals Ready to Help! 101 Mobility | Be Well MD | Connect Hearing Cummings Realty Associates | Finance of America Reverse Heavenly Care Moving | John Levy, Attorney at Law Senior Resource Guide | Texas Senior Living Locators | Turnkey Transitions
DON’T WORRY. WE CAN HELP. 512-937-2772 | www.austinseniorresourcealliance.com
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s Individuals with Alzheimers/Memory Disorders currently accepted 6 Individuals with Alzheimers/Dementia accepted in early stages only n Only Individuals with HIV currently accepted Listed facilities provide transportation and serve breakfast and lunch, except as noted: u No meals provided t No Transportation provided ADULT DAY CARE ASSISTANCE Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS) Quality Reporting System.............................http://facilityquality.dhs.state.tx.us AUSTIN AGE’s Adult Day Center – Austin 3710 Cedar St 78705 512–458–6305 s Adult Daycare Center of Texas 4605 N Hwy 35 78722 512–808–3562 s
ROUND ROCK AGE’s Adult Day Center – Round Rock 475 Round Rock West Drive Ste. 120 78681 512–255–4865 s
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Finding Long-Term Care Services by JEFF CARMACK | Texas Health & Human Services
With one phone call, you can now handle a task that once took days or even weeks. • Callers will enter the ZIP Code corresponding to where they need services; they will be routed to one of 22 aging and disability resource centers (ADRC) for assistance. ADRC staffers are experts on the ins and outs of state and federal benefits for those who might need long-term care. • Through this toll-free number, DADS can help those who already qualify for Medicaid or Medicare, as well as those who need help in determining their eligibility, connect with long-term care providers. • Texans who are older, have a disability, or are working as caregivers, can get the help they need faster and more efficiently than ever before. What Is Long-Term Care? Long-term care is kind of what it sounds like—services that you will receive for a long time. Sometimes services can be provided in your home. Other times you may get help in a facility, such as a nursing home. Long-term care includes things like: • Help with monitoring your health or taking medication. • Help with bathing, dressing or using the bathroom. • Help with preparing meals or getting meals delivered. • Help with cleaning or maintaining your home. • Help with getting to and from medical appointments. • Providing a break (also called respite care) for the people who care for you. If you are older or have a disability, there may be some things you no longer can do for yourself. Call 1-855-937-2372 to talk to a trained professional who can start you on the road to getting the services you need.
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FUND A LIFETIME OF SUPPORT FOR SERIOUSLY INJURED VETERANS.
DONATE YOUR VEHICLE TODAY. Regardless of the condition, all vehicles have value and are sold at auction. Proceeds from the sale help provide jobs, care and benefits for severely injured veterans and their families. Scheduling a pickup is free and easy, and you may be eligible for a tax deduction, too! There’s no better way to give back to those who have given so much.
WheelsHelpingWarriors.org 866.841.2023 Schedule a free pickup.
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Help for Veterans Clinics Austin Outpatient Clinic • 512–823–4000 Cedar Park Community Based Outpatient Clinic • 512–260–1368
Financial Aid Impact a Hero 513–792–4070 • impactahero.org Horizon Outreach • 713–467–4966 • horizonoutreach.org Texas VFW Foundation • texasvfw.org
Funeral and Burial Assistance Affordable Burial & Cremation Service • 512–354–2509 or 254–200–0400 centraltexascremation.com Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery • 254–616–1770 • www.cem.va.gov Government Headstone or Markers • 800–827–1000 • va.gov Heart of Texas Cremations & Burials • 512–243–7277 heartoftexascremations.com Military Funeral Honors • militaryfuneralhonors.osd.mil Travis County Burial Services • 512–854–9340 • traviscountytx.gov Veterans Land Board • 800–252–8387 • glo.texas.gov/vlb
Help Lines Veterans Crisis Line • 800–273–8255 • veteranscrisisline.net United Way of Houston • 713–957–4357 • unitedwayhouston.org
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Lone Star Lawyers for Lone Star Veterans, Lone Star Legal Aid • 254–756–7944 probono.net NVLSP • 202–265–8305 • nvlsp.org
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Legal
Texas Law Help • texaslawhelp.org/veterans Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans • texasbar.com/veterans Texas Veterans Legal Assistance Project Hotline • 800–622–2520 • tlsc.org
Transportation Veteran Transport Service • 512–298–2532 to and from VA Clinics only
Services Bastrop County Veteran Services • 512–581–4006 Central Texas Veteran Services Coalition • 512–341–4961 Hays County Veteran Services • 512–392–8387 TexVet • 512–341–4924 • texvet.org Travis County Veteran Services • 512–854–9340
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Community Based Respite Groups Please contact the Director or contact number prior to attending. Eligible participants must be in the Early to Middle stage of Alzheimer’s or related dementia. Participants must be able to toilet, eat, and move independently. Groups with an * were opened with the organizational and financial support of the Alzheimer’s Texas. They receive training and on–going assistance from the Alzheimer’s Texas.
AUSTIN Radiant Friends* Great Hills Baptist Church 10500 Jollyville Road 512–250–0826 Free | Tuesday New Adventures St. Thomas Moore Catholic Church 10205 RR 620 North 512–918–8580 Free | Wednesday House of Friends* Bethany United Methodist Church 10010 Anderson Mill Road 512–258–6017 Free | Thursday MPAC St. Matthews Episcopal Church 8134 Mesa Drive 512–456–7074 Free | Tuesday Mike’s Place Meals on Wheels and More 3227 E. 5th Street 512–476–6325 x138 Free | Tuesday & Wednesday Circle of Friends* Congregation Beth Israel Synagogue 3901 Shoal Creek 512–845–5374 Free | Thursday
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Harmony Place Dripping springs Presbyterian Church 26650 RR 12, DS 78620 512-–858–2194 Free | Thursday
Kendall Respite Center* Fellowship Baptist Church 2702 Mormon Mills Road 830–613–8819 Free | Thursday
GEORGETOWN
Wesley Respite Center* First United Methodist Church 1101 Bluebonnet 830–693–4401 Free | Friday
PALS Place* First United Methodist Church 410 University Drive 512–863–3935 Free | Monday Best Buddies Main Street Baptist Church 1001 S. Main Street 512–869–7854 Free | Thursday Close Friends Respite Well Spring United Methodist 6200 Williams Drive 512–868–1349 Free | Friday LAKEWAY Bright Horizons Emmaus Catholic Church 1718 Lohmans Crossing 512–261–8500 Free | Monday LLANO Caregiver’s Day Out* Grace Episcopal Church 1200 Oatman Street 325–423–1705 Free | Monday MANCHACA Pat’s Bunch Manchaca Baptist Church 1215 W. FM 1626 512–282–0875 Free | Wednesday
SMITHVILLE New Horizons First United Methodist Church in the Family Center) 400 Olive Street 512–626–1000 Free | Tuesday
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SUN CITY Special Friends* The Worship Place 811 Sun City Boulevard 512–864–1380 Free | Thursday TEMPLE Tuesday’s Solace* St. Francis Episcopal 5001 Hickory Road 254–778–6157 Free | Tuesday Thursday Club* First Lutheran Church 1515 W. Adams Avenue 830–385–1380 Free | Thursday WIMBERLEY Circle of Friends Wimberley Community Center 14068 Ranch Road 12 512–847–2510 $3 Donation | Thursday
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+ Skilled Medical Home Care
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BASTROP COUNTY
Heights Home Health 333 Indian Trail 76548 254–953–4702
BASTROP
+ Advanced Home Health Services
3101 Highway 71 East Suite #202 78602 512–308–9233 Bluebonnet Home Health Care of Texas Inc 1005 Main Street 78602 512–303–3912
+ Encompass Home Health of Central Texas 815 Highway 71 West Suite B 78602 512–321–3382
Serenity Hospice 441 Highway 71 West Suite A 78602 512–321–2855
+ Standards Home Health
TEMPLE
+ Careage Homecare
4016 S 31st Ste 300 76502 254–780–9864 Daybreak 303 Calhoun Ave 76501 254–774–8511
+ Encompass Home Health of Central Texas 1616 Azalea Drive Suite#101 76502 254–773–7740
3107 HWY 71 East 78602 512–772–4166
+ First Atlantic Healthcare System
1708 West Avenue H Suite A 76504 254–773–6020
SMITHVILLE
+ Seton Riverbend Home Health
First Atlantic Healthcare System 1708 West Avenue H Suite A 76504 254–773–6020
906 Short Street 78957 512–360–2002
+ Girling
BELL COUNTY KILLEEN
1920 Birdcreek Drive 76502 254–778–4210
Acti-Kare Responsive In-Home Care 3904 Hitchrock Dr. Unit A 76549 254–768–1506
Girling 1920 Birdcreek Drive 76502 254–778–4210
Genesis Nursing Agency LLC 5605 Capricorn Loop 76542 254–630–1152
Home Instead Senior Care 3513 SW HK Dodgen Loop Ste 203 76502 254–771–0041
+ Home Care of Metroplex Hospital
Interim Healthcare of Waco 3320 Pecan Valley 76502 254–771–4131
2115 S. Clear Rd. 76549 254–518–1380
+ Integrity Home Health
+ Integracare of South Central Texas
5302 Janelle Street 76549 254–628–7900
2810 Oakdale 76502 254–763–2342
Outreach Health Services 3101 Courtney Lane, Suite A 76542 254–690–1868
+ Lakeway Home Health
6 West French 76501 254–742–1884
+ Texmed Home Health, Inc.
1711 E Central Texas Expressway #30 76541 254–526–8188 HARKER HEIGHTS Family Care Home Health 581 Pan American Drive Suite #2 76548 254–554–4049
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Hill Country Home Health 108 East Fm 2410 Suite A 76548 254–554–3500
National Nursing & Rehab Inc 2015 Birdcreek Terrace Suite 102 76502 254–781–8702 PSA Healthcare 3000 S 31st Street Suite 305 76502 254–742–2823
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Outreach Health Services 503 Fm 1431 Suite 102 78654 830–693–1963
+ Standards Home Health
2010 SW HK Dodgen Loop, Suite 200 76504 254–778–7000
Standards Home Health 1811-A HWY 281 N 78654 888–671–7007
Synergy Homecare 3000 S. 31st Street Suite 306 76502 210–269–6975
Visiting Angels 705 1st St Suite 201 78654 830–637–7118
5701 Airport Road Pod M 76502 254–724–4090
Tender Mercies 3000 S. 31st St., Ste# 213 76502 254–899–2400
+ Texas Home Health
2314 W Adams Avenue, Suite D 76504 254–771–0361
+ Texas Home Health
1100 Mission Hills Ste 100 78654 830–798–8272
HAYS COUNTY AUSTIN Living At Home 7724 El Dorado Dr. 78737 512–767–0055
Visiting Angels 2213 Birdcreek Terrace 76502 254–899–9400
BELL COUNTY
BUDA
+ Be Healthy At Home
BLANCO
320 N. Main St, Ste#102 78610 512–295–7000
+ Texas Healthcare Solutions Inc 602 Main Street 78606 830–833–1501
+ Progressive Home Health Agency 1766 FM 967 Suite B 78610 512–312–5222
BURNET COUNTY BURNET
+ Girling Home Health
1001 S. Water Street Suite B 78611 512–756–8856
+Seton Highland Lakes Home Health
Redbud Homecare Services LLC 610 Main Street Ste# 2a 78610 512–523–8245 DRIPPING SPRINGS
409 Industrial Blvd., 78611 512–756–7511
Home Helpers and Direct Link 58795 12065 Bonham Ranch Road 78620 512–497–1856
Valley View Circle of Hands, Inc 301-B West Polk 78611 512–715–9500
KYLE
+ Your Home Health Care
147 Elmhurst Suite 200 78640 512–786–4198
HORSESHOE BAY Care Way At Home 26409 E HWY 71 78657 512–761–3377
SAN MARCOS
+ Austin Home Health
+ Scott & White Homecare at Llano
1320 Wonder World Drive Suite 100 78666 512–392–5801
201 Bay West Blvd 78657 325–247–3715 MARBLE FALLS
+ Encompass Home Health of Central Texas 503 FM 1431 East Suite 202 78654 830–693–2657
+ Hill Country Home Health
DAILY CARE ASSISTANCE
+ Scott and White Home Care Agency
705 Highway 281 Suite #201 78654 830–798–2989
Axis Home Health 1900 North IH 35 Ste 101 78666 512–392–5166 Bee First Primary Home Care 101 Uhland Road Suite 200 78666 855–290–2394
+ Central Texas Medical Center Home Health 1941 IH-35 South #101 78666 512–753–3584
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Home Care Services DAILY CARE ASSISTANCE
+ Skilled Medical Home Care
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Comfort Connection 1712 North IH 35 78666 512–392–4663
+ Austin Home Health
Corridor Caregivers 2019 Clovis Barker Rd. #101 78666 512–213–2537
+ Avid Home Health Inc
5900 Southwest Parkway Ste#420 Bldg 78735 512–326–4191 7901 Cameron Road, Bldg 2 Unit 315 78754 512–300–0876 Avidcare Home Health Services, LLC. 7801 N. Lamar Blvd. #B174 78752 512–371–7171
WIMBERLEY Angels for Elders Inc. 219 Twilight Trail 78676 512–847–7445
Avionn 12741 Research Blvd Suite 401 78759 512–331–0049
+ Wimberley Home Health
201a Stillwater Suite #6 78676 512–847–7080
Balex Healthcare Services 7703 N Lamar Ste 115 78752 512–762–6966
TRAVIS COUNTY
+ Bellcoa Home Health Service Inc
AUSTIN
+ A*Med Home Health
7801 N Lamar Blvd Suite D-79 78752 512–533–9990
+ ABEQ Home Health Inc
Brightstar Healthcare 7703 N Lamar Blvd Suite 418 78752 512–452–9800
+ Abiding Home Health LLC
Brushy Creek Home Health Agency Inc 608 Morrow St Ste 105 78752 512–323–6175
7800 Shoal Creek Suite #145 South 78757 512–323–5577 13740 N Highway 183 Building H Unit 78750 512–250–8848 1011 Westlake Drive Suite 204 78746 512–329–8622
+ C C Home Health Central Inc
Acti-Kare Responsive In-Home Care 2947 Lantana Ridge Drive 78732 512–230–6610
+ Capitol Home Health
Adaptive Healthcare Services LLC 700 Lavaca Suite 1400-2321 78701 866–900–2592 Always Best Care of Austin & The Hill Country 2802 Flintrock Trace Suite 201 78738 512–407–2606 Amada Senior Care 2720 Bee Caves Rd, Ste 206 78746 512–600–1555 Angel Healthcare LP 3445 Executive Center Drive Suite 1 78731 512–453–6449 Ashby Premium Home Care 505 E Huntland Drive Suite 190 78752 512–458–5271 Assisting Hands Home Care Austin 1524 S IH 35 Suite 211 78704 512–416–0006 Austin Elite Home Healthcare Solutions 3810 Medical Parkway Ste 115 78756 512–206–3161
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6633 HWY 290 East Suite #110 78723 512–419–7738 9015 Mountain Ridge Drive Ste#210 78759 512–467–6900 Capitol Senior Care 5605 Courtyard Cove 78731 512–467–6900 Carepoint Partners 5446 HWY 290 W, Suite 203 78735 512–637–4949 Caring Senior Service of Central Texas 5555 N Lamar Blvd., Suite K-100 78751 512–310–2273
+Carter Healthcare
3435 Greystone Dr #104 78731 512–394–7581 Cella Bellas Senior Services 1301 West Ben White Ste#200 J 78704 512–435–7549 Charlies Angels Home Care Assistants LLC 7901 Cameron Road Suite #2-240 78754 512–617–1793
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+ Continental Healthcare Inc
205 South Wild Basin Rd Bld 3 78746 512–773–1183
+ Gucci Health Care Services Inc
111 West Anderson Lane Ste. D220 78752 512–567–8276
+ Halcyon Home LLC
8133 Mesa Dr Ste 200 78759 512–815–9009
Daybreak 8500 Shoal Creek B4-117 78757 512–420–8808
Halo Senior Care 2101 S Interstate 35 Suite 211 78741 512–212–7212
Disability Services of the Southwest Inc 1701 Directors Blvd Suite 200 78744 512–419–1962
H.AN.D. 1640 B East 2nd St Ste.200 78702 512–477–3796
+ Edward’s Home Health & Hospice
1106 Clayton Lane Suite 218e 78723 512–763–4690
+ Health At Home
4100 Jackson Avenue 78731 512–323–2324
Elder Care Resource, LLC. 5308 Arbutus Cove 78746 512–565–1162
+ Health Sense Home Care Inc
Elder Home Healthcare 1512 W. Howard Lane 78728 512–371–6828
+ Heavenly Care Home Health
8000 Centre Park Drive Suite#160 78754 512–474–8885 13266 Pond Springs Road 78729 512–340–0551
Elder Homecare Inc 1512 W Howard Ln 78728 512–371–6828
+ Encompass Home Health of Central Texas 9101 Burnet Road Suite #214 78758 512–339–1023
Hill Country Care Providers 2216 B River Hills Road 78733 512–402–1119
+ Homecare Dimensions Inc
8107 Springdale Road Ste #110 78724 512–973–9540
Everose Healthcare Inc 8000 Anderson Square Suite 114 78757 512–323–6099
Home Care Assistance 9707 Anderson Mill Rd Ste 345 78750 512–623–7800
Family Eldercare 700 Rutherford Lane 78754 512–467–6768
Home Helpers and Direct Link #58745 4611 Bee Cave Road Suite 203 78746 512–401–3772
608 Morrow Street Suite #102 78752 512–837–0447
Home Instead Senior Care 510 S Congress Ave 78704 512–347–9207
+ FC Home Health Agency Inc
+ First Divine Home Healthcare
7901 Cameron Road Bldg 3 Suite #302 78754 512–251–7077
+ Gilead Home Health
8100 B Cameron Road Suite 200 78754 512–323–5858
+ Girling Home Health
Hospitality Home Healthcare Agency LLC 11205 Brunt Drive 78758 512–203–3985
+ Inhome Care Inc
1016 La Posada Drive #240 78752 512–821–2224
+ Innovative Senior Care Home Health
3636 Executive Center Dr. Bldg 8 St 78731 512–372–1595
8701 N Mopac Expressway Suite 165 78759 512–342–0331
+ Integracare of South Central Texas
Girling 3307 Northland Drive Suite #260 78731 512–454–3581
+ Interim Healthcare of Austin
Griswold Home Care 2900 South Congress Suite 104 78704 512–462–5398
+ Guardian Healthcare
DAILY CARE ASSISTANCE
Comfort Keepers of North Austin 13782 Research Blvd., Ste125 78750 512–331–4211
8716 N. Mopac Expressway Suite 320 78759 512–863–3842
505 East Huntland Drive Suite #335 78752 888–755–2584 505 Huntland Dr Ste 180 78752 512–454–5711 Interim Healthcare of Austin 505 Huntland Dr Ste 180 78752 512–454–5711
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+ Skilled Medical Home Care
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+Joy Quality Homecare Inc
Rescare Homecare Tangram 7719 Wood Hollow Dr. Ste. 210 78731 512–794–0995
8906 Wall Street Suite 304 78754 512–278–0053
+ K And J Sunshine Home Health Care Inc
111 W Anderson Lane Suite E-346a 78752 512–990–8027
+ Kindred at Home
+ Rescare Rehab Without Walls Inc
9050 N Capital of Texas HWY Bldg 3 78759 888–299–3998
3307 Northland Drive Ste 460 78731 512–342–0331
Resource Care Corporation 7701 North Lamar #202 78752 512–837–4600
Life Made Easy Home Health 2013 Wells Branch Parkway Ste 304 78728 512–459–5631
Restorative Health Care 4009 Banister Lane Ste 350 78704 512–707–1070
Lifespan Home Health 1701 Directors Blvd. Ste 200 78744 877–434–3153
Right At Home 5138 Burnet Road 78756 512–465–9900
Maxim Healthcare Services Inc 3737 Executive Center Drive Suite 2 78731 512–340–0171 Merida Home Health of Austin, LLC 2211 S Interstate 35 Suite 200 78741 512–298–5338
+ Robinson Creek Home Health and Hospice
609 Castle Ridge Road Suite #300 78746 512–328–7606
+ Rosy Home Health Care Services Inc 3724 Airport Boulevard 78722 512–251–7555
MGA Healthcare Texas Inc 9737 Great Hills Trail #120 78759 512–872–2180
Rosy Home Health Care Services Inc 3724 Airport Boulevard 78722 512–251–7555
New Hope Health Care Inc 2028 East Ben White Blvd Suite #324 78741 512–442–7132
Senior Sitters, LLC 13740 Research Blvd. Ste. M7 78750 512–250–5800
Nurses Case Management, LLC 3737 Executive Center Drive Ste. 15 78731 512–338–4533
SeniorMinded Home Care 1717 West Sixth Street Suite 235 78703 512–428–4100
Nurses Unlimited Inc 8627 North Mopac Ste 230 78759 512–380–9339
Synergy Homecare 2110 Boca Raton Dr. Suite 207 78747 512–872–6116
Oliver Home Healthcare Agency LLC 6448 HWY 290 E Suite F-102/F-103 78723 512–482–0499
Synergy Homecare 1106 Clayton Lane Suite 212e 78723 512–375–4181
Our Family Home Care 7600 Burnet Road Suite 105 78757 512–522–2949
Synergy Homecare 13625 Ponds Springs Road Suite 104 78729 512–872–6030
+ Pinnacle Senior Care
7800 Shoal Creek Blvd Ste 118 W 78757 512–374–0700
+ Texas Acceptance Home Healthcare LLC
1508 Dessau Ridge Lane Suite 705 78754 512–219–0233
Professional Caretakers Inc 3724 Executive Center # 215 78731 512–794–0065
Texas County Home Care Services LLC 701 Woodward Street #224 78704 512–825–3121
14205 N Mopac Expressway Suite 640 78728 512–248–0400
Texas Home Care Partners LLC 3160 Bee Cave Rd Suite 302 78746 512–358–4556
+ PSA Healthcare, Inc.
+ Texas Home Health
3520 Executive Center Drive Suite 3 78731 512–343–9690
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8716 North Mopac Suite 230 78759 512–637–1550
Loving Grace Health Care Inc 17504 Wiseman Drive 78660 512–673–9362
The Home Option 3307 Northland Dr. Suite 240 78731 512–291–7096
Parv 1st Choice Home Health Care Inc 509 Catumet Dr 78660 512–669–8187
The Hope Group 1524 S I H 35 Ste 201 78704 512–382–0281
POINT VENTURE
+ The Medical Team Inc
Koger Ctr Bldg 3636 Executive Ct St 78731 512–418–9555 Total Care Connect, LLC. 510 S. Congress Avenue Ste#110 78704 512–903–9814 Total Care Home Health Inc 7901 Cameron Rd. Building #2 Ste.31 78754 512–367–9049 Touch of Class 3409 Executive Center Dr Suite #110 78731 512–345–0631 Transcend Homecare Services, LLC 8011 Cameron Rd. Suite B-220 78754 512–491–0054 Visiting Angels 4000 Medical Parkway #212 78756 512–452–8282
La Familia Home Health Inc 410 Venture 78645 915–345–0691
WILLIAMSON COUNTY AUSTIN Always Best Care Senior Services Of Greater Northwest Austin 10309 Medinah Greens Dr 78717 512–518–3979 Heavenly Caregiver Services Inc 13266 Pond Springs Road 78729 512–340–0551 Home Helpers of North Austin 14001 Avery Ranch Blvd #601 78717 512–243–5001 Synergy Homecare 13625 Pond Springs Road Suite 104 78729 512–872–6030 CEDAR PARK
Visiting Angels/Living Assistance Services 9811 Anderson Mill Road Suite #175 78750 512–250–2103
+ Abiding Home Health of Cedar Park
Westlake Caregivers LLC 1011 Westlake Drive #202 78746 512–329–0001
+ Capitol Home Health
BRIARCLIFF
DAILY CARE ASSISTANCE
+ Texas Home Therapy of Austin LLC
715 Discovery Blvd #511 78613 512–259–8444 1905 S Lakeline Blvd. 78613 512–436–9727 Central Texas Caregivers Inc 2301 Sharon Dr 78613 512–917–2058
My Savior Home Healthcare LLC 502 Errol Dr 78669 512–773–1361 LAKEWAY Com For Care 1017 Ranch Road 620 South, Ste 220 78734 512–402–9599 MANOR
+ A–Prime Medical Home Health Inc
13419 U.S. HWY 290 East Bld#11 Uni 78653 512–476–9600
Heaven Sent Care Givers, LLC 1713 Old Mill Rd. 78613 512–970–8634 Preferred Care at Home 715 Discovery Blvd Suite 120 78613 512–238–0222 Standards Home Health 715 Discovery Blvd #114 78613 888–671–7007
PFLUGERVILLE
+ Adventist Home Health
2401 Pecan Street Suite 202 78660 512–252–2280
+ First Care Home Health Services
1317 Picadilly Drive Suite B-201 78660 512–990–2425
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+ Skilled Medical Home Care
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Listed by County and City
GEORGETOWN
+ Ambe Care Home Health LLC
3000 Joe Dimaggio Blvd. Unit 94 78665 512–255–6565
Caring Home Health 504-B Leander Road 78626 512–863–4748
+ Apicon Home Health Agency Inc 1850 Round Rock Ave 78681 512–249–0899
Caring Matters Home Care 205 Escondido Dr 78633 512–943–4216
Care At Home 1140 Hyde Park Dr. 78665 512–501–4178
+ Georgetown Home Health
2120 Scenic Drive 78626 512–869–5800
+ Georgetown Living Home Health & Companions 2700 Shell Road 78628 512–843–0117
301 Hesters Crossing 78681 866–338–4854
+ Hill Country Home Health
1 Chisholm Trail Suite 250 78681 512–733–1515
Guiding Light Home Care 317 Wind Hollow Dr. 78633 512–863–7233
Home Instead Senior Care 1 Chisholm Trail Ste. 300 78681 512–374–1414
Life Made Easy Home Health 4230 Williams Drive Unit 2 78628 512–864–9797
Homeslice Caregivers 1104 South Mays Ste 112 78664 512–992–5210
+ Scott and White Home Care Agency 5353 Williams Drive 78633 512–819–5025
New Era Home Healthcare Solutions 3000 Joe Dimaggio Boulevard Ste#9 78665 512–771–6193
Visiting Angels 707 S. Main St. Suite 201 78626 512–259–8335
Right At Home Austin North 2251 Double Creek Drive Bldg 5 Ste 78664 512–531–9453
HUTTO
+ Royalty Care Home Health Services Inc
Angel Hearts Home Care 203 Delby St. 78634 888–449–9534
3000 Joe Dimaggio Blvd Suite 30 78665 512–244–4254
Helpmate Home Care Agency, LLC 204 HWY 79 Suite 102 78634 512–554–3884
Senior Helpers 306 E Main St Suite 103 78664 512–338–4357
JARRELL
St Raphael Home Health, Inc 1513 Bedouin Court 78664 512–665–3987
Maranatha Care Home Health LLC. 115 Double Creek Dr. 76537 512–746–5147
+ Theracare Home Health
525 Round Rock West Drive Suite A17 78681 512–459–4663
ROUND ROCK
+ Accolade Home Care
+ Valerian Home Health and Hospice
1611 Chisholm Trail Suite #450 78681 512–238–6000
+ Accord Home Care Inc
1717 N IH 35 Suite #210 78664 512–246–1451
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+ Carter Healthcare
4701 Campus Village Drive 78665 512–248–0016 TAYLOR
+ Scott and White Home Care
3118 North Main St. Ste. 107 76574 512–352–1311
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INDEPENDENT/RETIREMENT • ASSISTED LIVING SKILLED NURSING • PERSONAL CARE HOMES CONTINUING CARE • LICENSED ALZHEIMER’S LAWN SERVICES • REMODELERS • SRES REALTORS HOME REPAIRS • FURNITURE • SECURITY SYSTEMS • BUILDERS
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FREE to you... Priceless in Your Search for Senior Housing.
Are you looking for options in Assisted Living and Memory Care? Unsure about where to start and overwhelmed by the options? I CAN HELP! And my services are FREE! Specializing in: Assisted Living Communities Independent Retirement Communities Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care Residential Care Homes
Michael Gill
Certified Senior Advisor Certified Fraud Examiner As your Elder Care Advisor, I will escort you on a tour of the locations that meet your personal, financial and geographical preferences.
Call today and together we can organize a compassionate and comprehensive search for the best senior living option for you or your loved one!
Office: 512-402-2795 | Cell: 512-630-7133 | www.texassll.com
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Independent Living Housing for those not in need of additional assistance, such as 55+ apartments or independent/retirement communities. Continuing Care Retirement Community (*Skilled Nursing only) Housing whereby a senior can age in place. Beginning with independent living, moving to assisted living and finally skilled nursing as needed. All are typically located together on one campus.
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What Level of Care is Right for You?
Assisted Living Independent living with help provided for activities of daily living. Personal Care Home Assisted living in a home-like setting and typically has fewer residents. Skilled Nursing/Rehab* Licensed and equipped to provide residents with healthcare that meets the needs of more involved medical problems Alzheimer’s/Dementia Assistance Provides special programs and assistance for those with memory loss. Some may provide special security measures. Home Care/Home Health (*Home Health only) Non-medical (homecare) or skilled medical care (home health) that allows seniors to remain in their place of residence. Senior Day Care Program Services typically include meals and activities that provide social interaction. Some centers may accommodate special needs such as Alzheimer’s. Hospice Care* End of life care for the terminally ill, usually via visits in the home or facility of residence. * Typically accepts Medicare
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According to the Center for Disease Control, one in three seniors will suffer a fall this year!
A PERFECT SOLUTION FOR:
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+ Acorn Stairlifts has an A Rating with the Better Business Bureau, and is the only stairlift in the world to earn the Ease of Use Commendation from the Arthritis Foundation.
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HOUSING: Products & Services
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When it’s time to think about moving, call a Senior Real Estate Specialist.
Who are SRES® Professionals? If you haven’t heard of a SRES®, you’re not alone, but with the anticipated needs of an aging population, you’ll be seeing more and more of them. By earning the SRES® designation, a realtor has demonstrated the necessary knowledge and expertise to counsel clients age 50+ through major financial and lifestyle transitions involved in relocating, refinancing, or selling the family home. What does a SRES® do? SRES® designees not only can create a customized approach to marketing and selling your property, but they also can work with you to explore your housing options to ensure that your next home best serves your current and future needs. Such certified specialists have special knowledge about everything from reverse mortgages and the importance of universal design to the uses of pensions, 401k accounts, and IRAs in real estate transactions.They’ll also help you steer clear of loan schemes and scams that victimize aged 50+ borrowers. To find a SRES®: www.SeniorsRealEstate.com 82
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My EXPERIENCE will Move you! Caring
I specialize in working with seniors in the Austin area and have spoken to more than 1,500 families regarding their loved ones’ needs.
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C aring C reative ConneCted Creative
You deserve more than just a sign in your yard and an occasional ad. You can count on me to work every day to find the right buyer for your home.
Connected
I am a member and founder of several organizations that are senior care focused as well as a highperformance leader in the real estate industry.
512.423.6782 www.cyndicummings.com CSA, CSHP, SRES, MRP, CRS, ABR, E-PRO, GRI
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TURNKEY TRANSITIONS
Selling a home, particularly a long-time residence, can be a very complex process. You don’t need to face it alone. Your dedicated Transition Manager will be with you through it all! • Pre-move consultation and goal-setting for the sale of your home • Household preparations, determining “must have” items, space planning • Coordination of professional packing, moving, shipping, and storage services • Moving day oversight and unpacking assistance • Coordination of professional estate liquidation services • Professional referrals for movers, decorating, repairs, and more Our Move Management Service comes with no up-front charges, no surprise costs, and payment of a flat fee at closing. Contact us today to learn more about how our Move Management Service can tackle the tasks so you can focus on your future.
Contact: Cyndi Cummings (512) 423-6782 cyndi@turnkeytransitions.com
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A basic emergency supply kit could include the following recommended items m Water, one gallon of water per person per day for at least three days m Food, at least a three-day supply of non-perishables and ice m Manual can opener for food m Battery-powered NOAA Weather Radio with extra batteries
HOUSING: INFORMATION
Emergency Preparedness Checklist
m Flashlight and extra batteries m Mosquito repellant m First aid kit m Whistle to signal for help m Dust mask to help filter contaminated air and plastic sheeting and duct tape to shelter-in-place m Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation m Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities m Local maps m Cell phone with chargers, inverter or solar charger m Important medical, family contact and insurance information m Two-week supply of prescription medication & list including dosages and allergies m Walker, wheelchair, and other medical equipment m Eyeglasses and extra hearing aid batteries m Important papers/cards such as Driver’s License, Medical insurance and Medicare cards, Insurance, Auto, house, life, and/or health policies m Family and physician contact numbers m List of style and serial numbers of medical devices, i.e. pacemaker m Cash m Wooden matches m Grill & charcoal m Fill car’s gas tank Say you saw it in the Senior Resource Guide!
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Independent & Retirement APT = LAPT = H = RSP = MC =
Apartments for 55+ Low–Income Affordable Apartments 55+ Residential Neighborhood Respite Care Memory Care/Dementia Assistance
1 = Accepts Medicaid 2 = Accepts Medicare
3 = Accepts Private Insurance 4 = Accepts Private Pay
AUSTIN Affinity at Wells Branch 14508 Owen-Tech Boulevard 78728 855–438–5995 Affinity at Southpark Meadows 9500 Alice Mae Lane 78748 512–291–8810 Atria at the Arboretum 9306 Great Hills Trail 78759 512–549–4218 Belmont Village 4310 Bee Cave Road 78746 512–347–1700 Brookdale Gaines Ranch 4409 Gaines Ranch Loop 78735 512–360–8338 Brookdale Westlake Hills 1034 Liberty Park Drive 78746 512–253–2887 Buckner Villas 11110 Tom Adams Drive 78753 512–836–1515 Cobblestone Court 2101 Davis Lane 78745 512–292–1652 Conservatory at Wells Branch 14320 Tandem Road 78728 512–600–1532 Eberhart Place 808 Eberhart Lane 78745 512–447–5551 Englewood Estates 2603 Jones Road 78745 512-969-6028 Ledgestone Senior Living 13115 Four Star Boulevard 78737 512–915–9042 Legacy Oaks 7501 W Hwy 290 78736 512–288–8300
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Transportation Services On–site Home Health On–site Rehab On–site Physician Services
5 = Accepts Long–Term Care Insurance 6 = Accepts Veterans Benefits
Longhorn Village 12501 Longhorn Parkway 78732 561–266–5600 Lyons Gardens 2720 Lyons Road 78702 512–236–1781 Parsons House Austin 1130 Camino La Costa 78752 512–454–0524 Primrose of Shadow Creek 1026 Clayton Lane 78723 512–419–1525 Querencia At Barton Creek 2500 Barton Creek Boulevard 78735 512–610–9400 Renaissance Austin 11279 Taylor Draper Lane 78759 512–969–6232 The Clairmont Retirement Community 12463 Los Indios Trail 78729 512–948–3519 The Continental Retirement Community 4604 South Lamar Boulevard 78745 512–436–0887 The Village At Collinwood 1001 Collinwood West Drive 78753 512–836–8810 Village on the Park Onion Creek 11300 Farrah Lane 78748 512–280–5500 TS, HH 4, 5, 6 Westminster Manor 4100 Jackson Avenue 78731 512–454–4711 BUDA The Huntington 1255 Firecracker Drive 78610 512–295–4071
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Highland Estates 1500 North Lakeline Boulevard 78613 512–969–6112 Lakeline Oaks Retirement Resort 1905 South Lakeline Boulevard 78613 512–331–4100 TS, HH, PS 4, 6 Ranch at Cedar Park Senior Apartments 1301 West Whitestone Boulvard 78613 512–996–0700 Solea Cedar Park 1520 Juliette Way 78613 512–581–5899 APT
Tuscan Village 111 Medici Avenue 78738 512–327–1200 LEANDER Skye Luxury Senior Living 11350 Old 2243 West 78641 855–512–SKYE MARBLE FALLS Marble Falls 800 Claremont Parkway 78654 830–693–6446 ROUND ROCK
The Enclave at Cedar Park Senior Living 3405 El Salido Parkway 78613 512–354–8357 RSP, MC, TS, HH, RH 3, 4, 5 DRIPPING SPRINGS
Court At Round Rock 2700 Sunrise Road 78665 512–640–5053 Parkwood Meadows 310 Chisholm Trail 78681 512–969–6154 Provident Crossings Retirement Resort 1950 South A.W. Grimes Boulevard 78664 512–982–4676
Ledgestone 13115 Four Star Boulevard 78737 512–915–9042 Merritt Hill Country 28725 RR 12 78620 512–262–9622
The Enclave at Round Rock Senior Living 2350 Oakmont Drive 78665 512–354–8353 RSP, TS, HH, RH 3, 4, 5
GEORGETOWN
SAN MARCOS
Del Webb Association 2 Texas Drive, Bldg A 78633 512–948–7720
LaVista Independent Living Community 1615 Redwood Road 78666 512–396–2333
Heritage Oaks 4805 Big Bend Trail 78633 512–930–4005
Mariposa at Hunter Road 2600 Hunter Road 78666 512–392–9588
Mariposa at River Bend 121 River Bend Drive 78628 512–930–4242
Stone Brook Senior Community 300 South Stagecoach Trail 78666 512–392–9330
The Delaney 359 Village Commons Boulevard 78633 512–819–9500
Sunrise Village 500 Parker Drive 78666 512–754–7230
The Oaks Gracious Retirement Living 3720 Williams Drive 78628 512–360–0077
The Wellington 600 Leah Avenue 78666 512–754–6006
HOUSING: Independent/Retirement
CEDAR PARK
The Wesleyan At Estrella Independent Living 139 Estrella Crossing 78628 512–863–2528 LAKEWAY Lake Travis Independent Living 302 Medical Parkway 78738 512–354–8353 RSP, TS, HH, RH 3, 4, 5
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Lakeline Oaks Retirement Community
Looking for a resort-style, all-inclusive independent living retirement community?
We don’t believe in buy-in fees or long-term rental agreements, just affordable luxury living that’s safe, secure, and guaranteed to give you peace of mind.
Some of our amenities include: Live-In Managers Concierge & Valet Services 24-Hour Professional Staff Full-Time Activities Director
Weekly Housekeeping Signature Freedom Dining program 24-Hour Emergency Call System Happy Hour
The staff and residents can’t wait to show you our beautiful community. Welcome to worry-free living. Imagine yourself in the retirement you’ve always dreamed of. Stop by or call for a tour:
512-692-9317
1905 S. Lakeline Blvd. Cedar Park, TX 78613 LakelineOaksRetirement.com
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Solea Cedar Park is a boutique, resort style 55+ active adult community
Brand New Active Adult Living in North Austin’s Popular Cedar Park. Coming Fall 2017
HOUSING: Independent/Retirement
55+ It’s Not A Limit, It’s A Lifestyle
Ready to gain back time to pursue your desires? We have you covered! Solea Cedar Park offers a sense of community with social events and gatherings, with full-scale luxury amenities designed to eliminate maintenance and stress from your life. You’ll live easy here, where friendships and laughter fill our beautifully designed apartment homes and community spaces. One and Two Bedroom Apartment Homes Available in Fall 2017 512-765-9913 | seniorresourceguide@iloveleasing.com SoleaCedarPark.com | 1520 Juliette Way | Cedar Park, Texas 78613 RESIDENTIAL
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Welcome Home to Village on the Park Onion Creek. A community that offers life without compromise. The Village on the Park at Onion Creek offers beautiful apartment homes and cottages with comprehensive services and amenities all in close proximity to the best that Austin has to offer. Village on the
Park offers Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care services so you can continue to enjoy life on your terms. Village on the Park is committed to helping you stay in your community and to live life as independently as possible.
We not only care for you, we care about you.
Facility ID# 106216
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11300 Farrah Lane • Austin, TX 78748 www.villageontheparkonioncreek.com www.SRGserv.com
APT = LAPT = H = RSP = MC =
Apartments for 55+ Low–Income Affordable Apartments 55+ Residential Neighborhood Respite Care Memory Care/Dementia Assistance
1 = Accepts Medicaid 2 = Accepts Medicare
TS HH RH PS
3 = Accepts Private Insurance 4 = Accepts Private Pay
Transportation Services On–site Home Health On–site Rehab On–site Physician Services
5 = Accepts Long–Term Care Insurance 6 = Accepts Veterans Benefits
Buckner Villas 11110 Tom Adams Drive 78753 512–836–1515
AUSTIN An Angels Place 313 Sunland Drive 78748 512–750–2222
Elan Southpark Meadows 9320 Alice Mae Lane 78748 512–222–3224
Anderson Mill Assisted Living 11009 El Salido Pkwy 78750 512-250-1853
Elmcroft of Austin 7017 Manchaca Road 78745 512–910–4754
Austin North Assisted Living 11206 Powder Mill Trail 78750 512–465–2157
Harper House PC Facility 2201 Greenwood Avenue 78723 512–708–8489
Austin Senior Care 1414 Cardinal Hill Drive 78758 512–853–9503
Heritage at Hunters Chase 12151 Hunters Chase Drive 78729 512–336–4100 RSP, MC, TS 3, 4, 5, 6
Barton Hills Assisted Living 1606 Nash Avenue 78704 512–441–6000 Brodie Ranch Nursing & Rehab Center 2101 Frate Barker Road 78748 512–444–5627 Brookdale Beckett Meadows 7709 Beckett Rd 78749 512–891–9544
Home of Southern Hospitality 5000 Shoalwood Avenue 78756 512–451–8400 Horizon Bay Round Rock 8005 Cornerwood Drive 78717 512–253–7749 Horton’s Helping Hands 603 Thelma Drive 78745 512–804–0462
Brookdale Gaines Ranch 4409 Gaines Ranch Loop 78735 512–792–4233
Ledgestone Senior Living 13115 Four Star Boulevard 78737 512–915–9042
Brookdale North 5310 Duval Road 78727 512–774–3985
Legacy Oaks 7501 W Hwy 290 78736 512–288–8300
Brookdale Northwest Hills 5715 Mesa Drive 78731 512–253–1489
Live Oak Estates 10212 English Oak Drive 78748 512–551–9331
Brookdale Parmer Lane 12429 Scofield Farms Drive 78758 512–253–7170 Brookdale Spicewood Springs 4401 Spicewood Springs Road 78759 512–387–7586 Brookdale Westlake Hills 1034 Liberty Park Drive 78746 512–253–2887
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Assisted Living
Longhorn Village 12501 Longhorn Parkway 78732 512–266–5600 Onion Creek Plantation 7302 Lake Charles Drive 78744 512–280–5742
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Assisted Living HOUSING: Assisted Living
APT = LAPT = H = RSP = MC =
Apartments for 55+ Low–Income Affordable Apartments 55+ Residential Neighborhood Respite Care Memory Care/Dementia Assistance
1 = Accepts Medicaid 2 = Accepts Medicare
TS HH RH PS
= = = =
3 = Accepts Private Insurance 4 = Accepts Private Pay
Transportation Services On–site Home Health On–site Rehab On–site Physician Services
5 = Accepts Long–Term Care Insurance 6 = Accepts Veterans Benefits
AUSTIN – Continued
BEE CAVE
Parsons House Austin 1130 Camino La Costa 78752 512–454–0524
Grace House 11825 Bee Cave Road 78738 512–402–0968
Querencia Barton Creek 2500 Barton Creek Boulevard 78735 512–610–9400 Renaissance – Austin 11279 Taylor Draper Lane 78759 512–969–6232 Ridge Oak Living Community 6404 Ridge Oak Road 78749 512–892–1711 Riverside Nursing & Rehab Center 6801 E Riverside Drive 78741 512–247–9000 Senior Care of West Oaks 3200 W Slaughter Lane 78748 512–282–0141 Shady Hollow Assisted Living 11315 Mendora Drive 78748 512–280–8861 South Austin Assisted Living, Inc. 4601 Chesney Ridge Drive 78749 512–436–8004 The Arbour Westminster 4100 Jackson Avenue 78731 512–454–4711
BURNET Country Oaks at Hamilton Creek 407 West Jackson Street 78611 512–756–4724 Pafford Place 615 County Road 340A 78611 512–756–7854 CEDAR PARK Pointe at Cedar Park 450 Discovery Boulevard 78613 512–379–2378 Shenandoah Villa 1623 Shenandoah Drive 78613 512–257–7526 The Enclave at Cedar Park Senior Living 3405 El Salido Parkway 78613 512–354–8357 RSP, MC, TS, HH, RH 3, 4, 5 The Isle at Cedar Ridge 2200 S Lakeline Boulevard 78613 512–592–3090 DRIPPING SPRINGS
The Collinfield House 9205 Collinfield Drive 78758 512–619–4366
Grace & Pax House 1459 Highway 290 W 78620 512–829–5342
The Pavilion at Great Hills 11819 Pavilion Boulevard 78759 512–640–5052
Lavender Springs 13701 Trautwein Road 78737 512–858–0211 RSP, HH, PS 4, 5
Village on the Park Onion Creek 11300 Farrah Lane 78748 512–280–5500 TS, HH 4, 5, 6 BASTROP
ELGIN Silver Creek Assisted Living 826 Lexington 78621 512–215–3624
Argent Court 508 Old Austin Highway 78602 512–321–9500
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Assisted Living at Tallwood 101 Tallwood Drive 78628 512–948–7600 Brookdale Georgetown 2600 East University Avenue 78626 512–253–7980 Hamlets at The Delaney 359 Village Commons Boulevard 78633 512–746–7397 Hill Country Assisted Living 3106 Indian Mound Road 78628 512–930–1039
The Harbor at Lakeway 300 Medical Parkway 78738 512–402–1222 LEANDER Our House of Central Texas 1905 West Drive 78641 512–259–4886 Riva Ridge Assisted Living 801 Riva Ridge Drive 78641 512–259–1330 RSP, MC 4, 5, 6
Park Place Assisted Living 101 FM 971 78626 512–868–6275 Sedro Trail Assisted Living & Memory Care 292 Sedro Trail 78633 512–943–4837 The Legacy at Georgetown 4907 Williams Drive 78633 512–686–1694
The Legacy at Crystal Falls 1841 Crystal Falls Parkway 78641 512–487–7049 RSP, MC, TS, HH, RH, PS 4, 5, 6
HOUSING: Assisted Living
Brookdale Lohmans Crossing 1604 Lohmans Crossing 78734 512–774–3983
GEORGETOWN
LLANO Walden Court Assisted Living 701 East Young Street 78643 325–247–5470
The Lodge at Rocky Hollow 1650 County Road 245 78633 512–793–2311
LOCKHART Assisted Residential Retirement of Texas 1017 Bois D’Arc Street 78644 512–960–2325
The Wesleyan at Estrella 139 Estrella Crossing 78628 512–863–2528 Tiffin House 84 Woodcrest Road 78633 512–869–7788
MANCHACA Mabee Village at Marbridge 2310 Bliss Spillar Road 78652 512–282–3163
HORSESHOE BAY
Marbridge Villa 2310 Bliss Spillar Road 78652 512–282–1144
Spanish Trail Assisted Living 26409 East Highway 71 78657 830–596–1711
MARBLE FALLS
KINGSLAND
Arbor House of Marble Falls 1801 King Road 78654 830–613–3260
Windchime at the Village 216 Covenant Lane 78639 325–388–3502 KYLE New Haven Assisted Living & Memory Care 107 Creekside Trail 78640 512–501–2868 Orchard Park of Kyle 4701 Ratcliffe Drive 78640 512–920–6400
Marble Falls Assisted Living 800 Claremont 78654 830–693–6446 Gateway Gardens 605 Gateway Central 78654 830–693–1903 MAXWELL
LAKEWAY Brookdale Lakeway Healthcare Center 1915 Lohmans Crossing Road 78734 512–253–2113
ResCare Premier Roca Vista 320 Mill Road 78656 512–357–6022
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Assisted Living HOUSING: Assisted Living
APT = LAPT = H = RSP = MC =
Apartments for 55+ Low–Income Affordable Apartments 55+ Residential Neighborhood Respite Care Memory Care/Dementia Assistance
1 = Accepts Medicaid 2 = Accepts Medicare
TS HH RH PS
3 = Accepts Private Insurance 4 = Accepts Private Pay
MAXWELL – Continued ResCare Premier Sierra Verde 2385 FM 1984 78656 512–357–6033 PFLUGERVILLE Clare Creek Senior Living 2209 Terrandyne Drive 78660 512–852–1254 Graceland Senior Living 17228 Sandwick Drive 78660 512–736–6206 Heatherwilde Assisted Living 401 Heatherwilde Boulevard 78660 512–251–1640 Knights Assisted Living 20816 Windmill Ridge Street 78660 512–721–5865 Mallard Home Care 19705 Mallard Pond Trail 78660 512–202–3320 Pfamily Tree Assisted Living 15309 Delaunty 78660 512–721–5352 Serenity Senior Living 900 Ramble Creek Drive 78660 512–989–5816 ROUND ROCK Brookdale Round Rock 8005 Cornerwood Drive 78717 512–253–7749 Fairway Vista I 1017 Hidden View Place 78665 512–220–7316 Fairway Vista II 1019 Hidden View Place 78665 512–220–7316
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Transportation Services On–site Home Health On–site Rehab On–site Physician Services
5 = Accepts Long–Term Care Insurance 6 = Accepts Veterans Benefits
Court at Round Rock 2700 Sunrise Road 78665 512–640–5053 The Cottages at Chandler Creek 2351 North A.W. Grimes Boulevard 78665 512–218–9757 The Enclave at Round Rock Senior Living 2350 Oakmont Drive 78665 512–354–8353 RSP, TS, HH, RH 3, 4, 5 University Village 4701 Campus Village Drive 78665 512–248–2222 Wyoming Springs Assisted Living & Memory Care 7230 Wyoming Springs Drive 78681 512–765–7733 SAN MARCOS Brookdale San Marcos South 1401 Wonder World Drive 78666 512–253–7334 Brookdale San Marcos North 1720 Old Ranch Road 12 78666 512–253–7640 ResCare Premier 220 West Hutchison 78666 800–282–7246 TAYLOR SPJST Senior Living 505 East Lake Drive 76574 512–352–6940 WEST LAKE HILLS Belmont Village Senior Living 4310 Bee Cave Road 78746 512–347–1700
Franklin Park 4155 Teravista Club Drive 78665 512–388–6076
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WHEN LOOKING FOR AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY Start with a visual assessment of both the inside and outside. Also, note if the residents are engaged in activities or just sitting. 1. What is the staff-to-resident ratio during the day at night and on weekends? 2. What kind of experience and training does the staff possess? 3. Is there an initial assessment prior to admission?
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4. If there is a waiting list, how many are on it and what is the policy? 5. What are the billing and payment policies and procedures? 6. Is there a security deposit and is it refundable? 7. What and how much are additional services not included in the monthly fee? 8. What additional services are available if resident’s needs change? 9. What is the discharge policy? 10. What off campus excursions are provided and how often? 11. Are happy hour activities provided? 12. Is Wi-Fi available and if so, where on the campus? 13. Are there safety locks on the doors and windows? 14. Is there an emergency generator or alternate power source? 15. Are transportation services provided or a parking lot for the resident’s vehicle? 16. What is the pet policy? 17. Is rehab offered on campus? 18. Can special dietary needs be accommodated? 19. What is the meal program? 20. Does the residence offer worship services?
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Just because you need care and assistance
doesn’t mean you can’t live in a beautiful place.
We provide a combination of housing and person-
centered care in a beautiful location. Our staff will assist in navigating your needs, whatever they may be. Private bathroom and shower | Breathtaking views Spacious living and dining spaces | Outdoor deck and living area Locally sourced and organic fruits and vegetables “Anytime” kitchen + 3 prepared meals daily 24 hour personal care and supervision | Nurse call monitoring system Bring your favorite china cabinet, pictures and keepsakes! Come for a tour and see for yourself that we provide all of the amenities of home plus so much more! Call us at 512.858.0211.
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EVERY MOMENT YOURS.
HOUSING: Assisted Living
EVERY MOMENT TREASURED,
Experts say that the key to aging gracefully is eating healthy, exercising, and taking care of yourself to look and feel your best. Our holistic approach to wellness and support includes welcoming neighbors, thoughtfully-designed residences, and firstclass services and amenities in a comfortable, secure environment.
DISCOVER THE HERITAGE AT HUNTERS CHASE
DIFFERENCE
SEE WHAT A DIFFERENCE EACH DAY MAKES FIND COMFORT IN ASSISTED LIVING (Memory Care coming soon)
Learn how The Heritage at Hunters Chase can help you and your loved ones experience life more fully with more confidence and security, today and every day. 512 336-4100 or HeritageatHuntersChase.com A Surpass Senior Living Community Facility ID #030303
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HERE FOR YOU in every way
Pavilion at Great Hills CALL 512-961-5781 TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO SCHEDULE A PRIVATE LUNCH & TOUR! ASSISTED LIVING MEMORY CARE 11819 PAVILION BLVD. AUSTIN, TX 78759 AL #104337/ALZ #104336 WWW.SENIORLIFESTYLE.COM
Caregivers...
get connected with resources that can help.
Check the Contents in the front of this book to find them.
(512) 487-7049
hello@LegacyAtCrystalFalls.com www.LegacyAtCrystalFalls.com
1841 Crystal Falls Parkway, Leander, TX 78641
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License #144755
Opening 2017! 16 bed, 8600sqft facility in a peaceful country setting Gorgeous view over the ridge Individualized care plans, medication management
512-259-1330
COME VISIT OUR EXISTING FACILITY!
HOUSING: Assisted Living
Now Accepting Reservations
12 bed Memory Care Center RivaRidgeMemoryCare.com Lic: 142789 / Alz Cert: 103514
www.RivaRidgeAssistedLiving.com
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Types of Residential HOUSING: INFORMATION
Residence Independent Living Type Description Single family homes or townhomes for self-sufficient seniors that offer the security and social activities of a community living environment. Services
• Laundry / linen service • Meals • Transportation • Social activities Note – there are more expensive communities that have all the luxuries of country clubs.
Regulation
Not Regulated
Assisted Living Communities Communities, typically of 2-3 story apartments, that provide 24 hr assistance with activities of daily living such as eating, bathing, and using the bathroom but not 24 hr offer medical services. • Laundry / Linen Service • Meals • Transportation • Social activities • Bathing / Dressing • Toileting • Housekeeping • Medication assistance • Security and emergency calls
State Regulations
Also Known • Retirement Communities As • Retirement Homes • Senior Apartments • Senior Housing
• Assisted Living Facilities • Personal Care Homes • Eldercare facilities • Domiciliary Care • Board and Care • Residential Care Facilities • Community-Based Retirement Facilities • Adult Living Facilities • Adult Foster Care • Sheltered housing • Community Residences • Group Homes • Adult Family Homes
Approximate Market rate to rent or buy a Costs home plus community fees from $200 – $2,000 / month.
$1,800 to $4,000 / month
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Skilled Nursing (Nursing Homes)
Information courtesy of The American Elder Care Research Organization
Continuing Care Retirement Communities
Communities, typically apartments, which provides 24 hr assistance with activities of daily living and medical care by nurses and therapists.
Campus-like communities that provides a continuum of care, from private residences to assisted living and skilled nursing care; designed for individuals with declining conditions and those that want to remain in a single location.
• Laundry / linen service • Meals • Transportation • Social activities • Bathing / Dressing • Toileting • Housekeeping • Medication assistance • Security and emergency calls • 24 hr nursing care • Condition specific care • Hospice / end of life services • Doctors on call
• Laundry / linen service • Meals • Transportation • Social activities • Bathing / Dressing • Toileting • Housekeeping • Medication assistance • Security and emergency calls • 24 hr nursing care • Condition specific care • Hospice / end of life services • Doctors on call
State & Federal Regulations
Some State Regulations
• Skilled Nursing Facilities • SNF • Nursing Home Care and Rehabilitation • Convalescent hospital • Rest Home
• CCRCS • Continuing Care • Retirement Facilities • Life Care Facilities • Life Care Communities
$4,000 to $12,000 / month
Varies with breadth of services required. Say you saw it in the Senior Resource Guide!
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We exist to glorify God, affirm purpose, & exceed industry standards in memory care. We provide both long-term and respite care for your loved one. 512.514.0671
SundanceMemoryCare.com
Chocolate Mousse Courtesy of Jordan Vineyard and Winery Ingredients: 30 ounces 68 percent bittersweet chocolate discs 32 ounces heavy whipping cream 15 ounces sugar 1 cup water 18 large eggs
Photography | Jordan Vineyard and Winery
Directions: Gently heat bittersweet chocolate over a double boiler, stirring constantly until melted (120 F) and set aside. In a non-reactive bowl, whip cream to soft peaks and set aside. In a heavy-bottomed sauce pot over medium heat, combine sugar and water and heat to a soft-crack stage (282 F). In a stainless steel or copper bowl, beat yolks until thickened and then slowly pour sugar-water into yolks. Gently fold whipped cream into yolk mixture. Once the whipped cream is fully incorporated, gently fold in the tempered chocolate, reserving 3 ounces for the drizzle. Pour mousse into individual bowls or one large, decorative bowl. Drizzle reserved chocolate over the top and refrigerate for a minimum of 1 hour. Mousse may be kept refrigerated for up to 48 hours. Find
more
Recipes
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Memory Care Assisted Living Then: Amelia did her part for her country. Now: Amelia is still eager to serve. Autumn Leaves’ award-winning care for Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia builds upon your loved one’s life portrait. So whether Mom was a senior airwoman, teacher, homemaker, or nurse, every aspect of her care and routine is personalized to her wants and needs – to promote cognition, serenity, and moments of joy. Call today and learn why there’s So Much More™...at Autumn Leaves.
GEORGETOWN
3600 Williams Drive | Georgetown, TX 78628 ID#106160
NORTHWEST AUSTIN
10025 Anderson Mill Road | Austin, TX 78750 ID#106074
SOUTH AUSTIN COMING SOON! 888-919-4910 | AutumnLeaves.com Say you saw it in the Senior Resource Guide!
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Memory Care HOUSING: Alzheimer’s Memor y Care
APT = LAPT = H = RSP =
Apartments for 55+ Low–Income Affordable Apartments 55+ Residential Neighborhood Respite Care
1 = Accepts Medicaid 2 = Accepts Medicare
TS HH RH PS
3 = Accepts Private Insurance 4 = Accepts Private Pay
= = = =
Transportation Services On–site Home Health On–site Rehab On–site Physician Services
5 = Accepts Long–Term Care Insurance 6 = Accepts Veterans Benefits
AUSTIN
CEDAR PARK
Arden Courts of Austin 11630 Four Iron Drive 78750 512–918–2800
Aria Memory Care of Cedar Park 1201 Arrow Point Drive 78613 512–213–0029
Autumn Leaves of Northwest Austin 10025 Anderson Mill Road 78750 512–487–5243 RSP 4, 5, 6
Avalon Memory Care 2215 South Lakeline Boulevard 78613 888–689–5746 Cedar Ridge Alzheimers Special Care Center 2100 South Lakeline Boulevard 78613 512–298–6762
Brookdale North Austin 5310 Duval Road 78727 512–253–7312
Harmony Point 1201 Arrow Point Drive 78613 512–213–0029
Colonial Gardens of Austin 3700 Adelphi Lane 78727 512–833–0114
Poet’s Walk Cedar Park 1503 Medical Parkway 78613 512–969–2141
Colonial Gardens of Austin 3706 Adelphi Lane 78727 512–650–0504
Silverado Memory Care 800 C-bar Ranch Trail 78613 512–687–9204
Heritage at Hunters Chase 12151 Hunters Chase Drive 78729 512–336–4100 RSP, TS 3, 4, 5, 6
Sundance Memory Care 3000 Glacier Pass Lane 78613 512–514–0671 RSP, HH, PS 3, 4, 5, 6
Silverado Senior Living – Onion Creek 11330 Farrah Lane 78748 512–961–5113 Sodalis Memory Care – Southwest Austin 11013 Signal Hill Drive 78737 866–812–7713
The Enclave at Cedar Park Senior Living 3405 El Salido Parkway 78613 512–354–8357 RSP, MC, TS, HH, RH 3, 4, 5
Stonebridge Health Center 11127 Circle Drive 78736 512–288–8844
U.S. Memory Care of Cedar Park 800 C-Bar Ranch Trail 78613 512–986–7202
BEE CAVE
GEORGETOWN
Silverado Bee Cave 14058 A. Bee Cave Parkway 78738 512–900–4219
Autumn Leaves of Georgetown 3600 Williams Drive 78628 512–688–0159 RSP 4, 5, 6
BUDA Sodalis Memory Care – Buda 645 FM 967 78610 512–295–5600
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Georgetown Living 2700 Shell Road 78628 512–863–9888 The Legacy at Georgetown 4907 Williams Drive 78633 512–686–1694
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Sedro Trail Assisted Living and Memory Care 292 Sedro Trail 78633 512–943–4837 The Wesleyan at Scenic 2001 Scenic Drive 78626 512–863–9511 Tiffin House LLC 90 Woodcrest Road 78633 512–864–2888 Tiffin House LLC II 84 Woodcrest Road 78633 512–864–2888
Riva Ridge Memory Care Center 801 Riva Ridge Drive 78641 512–259–1330 RSP 4, 5, 6 ROUND ROCK Poet’s Walk Round Rock 4050 Sunrise Road 78665 512–772–1333 The Cottages at Chandler Creek 2401 North A.W. Grimes Boulevard 78665 512–218–9757 University Village Memory Care 4701 Campus Village Drive 78665 512–248–2222 SAN MARCOS
LAKEWAY The Harbor at Lakeway 300 Medical Parkway 78738 512–402–1222
Sodalis Memory Care – San Marcos 1001 Crepe Myrtle Street 78666 512–787–2418
HOUSING: HOUSING: Memor Alzheimer’s y Care
The Lodge at Rocky Hollow 1650 County Road 245 78633 254–793–2311
LEANDER The Legacy at Crystal Falls 1841 Crystal Falls Parkway 78641 512–487–7049 RSP, TS, HH, RH, PS 4, 5, 6
medicalcenters homecareservices &clinics home&garden
Senior Resource Guide legal&financial doctors&dentists
healthproducts&services senior finalplanning services
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Tips for Effective Alzheimer’s Communication Alzheimer’s disease presents many challenges, and communication is a big one. Despite the challenges, you can communicate effectively with a loved one who has Alzheimer’s. Consider these tips provided by the Mayo Clinic staff: • Speak clearly. Introduce yourself. Speak in a clear, straightforward manner. • Show respect. Avoid secondary baby talk and diminutive phrases, such as “good girl.” Don’t assume that your loved one can’t understand you, and don’t talk about your loved one as if he or she weren’t there. • Stay present. Maintain eye contact, and stay near your loved one so that he or she will know that you’re listening and trying to understand. • Avoid distractions. Communication may be difficult—if not impossible— against a background of competing sights and sounds. • Keep it simple. Use short sentences and plain words. As the disease progresses, yes-no questions may work best, and only one question at a time is best. Break down requests into single steps. • Don’t interrupt. It may take longer than you expect for your loved one to process and respond. Avoid criticizing, hurrying and correcting. • Use visual cues. Sometimes gestures or other visual cues promote better understanding than words alone. Rather than simply asking if your loved one needs to use the toilet, for example, take him or her to the toilet and point to it. • Don’t argue. Your loved one’s reasoning and judgment will decline over time. To spare anger and agitation, don’t argue with your loved one. • Stay calm. Even when you’re frustrated, keep your voice gentle. Your nonverbal cues, including the tone of your voice, can send a clearer message than what you actually say. Online Resources: Alzheimer’s Association – alz.org Alzheimer’s Foundation of America – alzfdn.org National Institute on Aging – nia.nih.gov BrightFocus Foundation – brightfocus.org WebMD – webmd.com Caregiver ACTION Network – caregiveraction.org
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Bozar
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Hamilton
Pottsville
Jonesboro
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Crawford
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Marli
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Perry
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Lampasas
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Elgin 95
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Buda
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New Braunfels
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= Alzheimer’s Certified Assistance = Memory Care/Dementia Services = Skilled Nursing with Rehabilitation = Respite Care = On–site Hospice Services = On–site Home Health Services = On–site Physician Services
1 = Medicaid Accepted 2 = Medicare Accepted 3 = Private Insurance Accepted 4 = Private Pay Accepted 5 = Long–Term Care Insurance Accepted 6 = Veterans Benefits Accepted
A = Total beds in the facility, including non–participating or non–licensed areas B = Total certified Medicare beds in the facility C = Total certified Medicaid beds in the facility
AUSTIN Austin Retirement and Nursing Center 6909 Burnet Lane 78757 512–452–5719 Map #15
Riverside Nursing and Rehab Center 6801 E Riverside Drive 78741 512–247–9000 Map #16 A=122 B=13 C=109
Brodie Ranch Nursing & Rehab Center 2101 Frate Barker Road 78748 512–444–5627 Map #1 A=120 B=120 C=120
Senior Care of Onion Creek 1700 Onion Creek Pkwy 78748 512–291–4900 A=124 B=50 C=74
Brush Country Nursing and Rehabilitation 6500 Brush Country Road 78749 512–892–5774 Map #70
Senior Care of West Oaks 3200 W. Slaughter Lane 78748 512–282–0141 A=125 B=125 C=90
Gracy Woods Nursing Center 12021 Metric Boulevard 78758 512–228–3300
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Gracy Woods II Living Center 12042 Bittern Hollow 78758 512–730–2100
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Heartland Health Care Center 11406 Rustic Rock Drive 78750 512–335–5028
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Heritage Park Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Center 2806 Real Street 78722 512–474–1411 Map #8 Legend Oaks Healthcare & Rehabilitation 11020 Dessau Road 78754 512–873–2244 Map #3 Monte Siesta Nursing and Rehab LP 4501 Dudmar Drive 78735 512–892–1131 Map #11 Park Bend Health Center 2122 Park Bend Drive 78758 512–836–9777 A=124 B=124 C=102
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Regency Village Care Center 6500 Brush Country Road 78749 512–892–5774 Map #14
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Southpark Meadows Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 9801 South 1st Street 78748 512–292–3071 Map #18 Southwood Care Center 3759 Valley View Road 78704 512–443–3436
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Stonebriar Nursing and Rehab Center 110 East Live Oak 78704 512–444–3511 Map #20 Stonebridge Health Center 11127 Circle Drive 78736 512–288–8844 A=102 B=120 C=100 The Arbour At Westminster Manor 4100 Jackson Avenue 78731 512–454–4711
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Walnut Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation 3509 Rogge Lane 78723 512–926–2070 Map #24 Windsor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center of Duval 5301 Duval Road 78727 512–345–1805
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AZ MC NRH RSP HS HH PS
= Alzheimer’s Certified Assistance = Memory Care/Dementia Services = Skilled Nursing with Rehabilitation = Respite Care = On–site Hospice Services = On–site Home Health Services = On–site Physician Services
1 = Medicaid Accepted 2 = Medicare Accepted 3 = Private Insurance Accepted 4 = Private Pay Accepted 5 = Long–Term Care Insurance Accepted 6 = Veterans Benefits Accepted
A = Total beds in the facility, including non–participating or non–licensed areas B = Total certified Medicare beds in the facility C = Total certified Medicaid beds in the facility
BASTROP Bastrop Lost Pines Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 430 Old Austin Highway 78602 512–321–3527 Bastrop Nursing Center 400 Old Austin Highway 78602 512–321–2529
DRIPPING SPRINGS
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Silver Pines Nursing and Rehab LP 188 Old Austin Highway 78602 512–321–6220 Map #29 BEE CAVE Park Manor 14058 Bee Cave Parkway, Building B 78738 512–872–8170 Map #71 BERTRAM Bertram Nursing and Rehab Center 540 Highway 29 East 78605 512–355–2116 Map #30 BLANCO Live Oak Medical Center 618 Live Oak Street 78606 830–833–4567
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BURNET Oaks Nursing Center 507 West Jackson Street 78611 512–756–6044
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CEDAR PARK Cottonwood Creek Nursing and Rehab 1500 Cottonwood Creek Trail 78613 512–259–4259 Map #33
Hill Country Care 1505 West Highway 290 78620 512–858–5624 Map #37 ELGIN Elgin Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 1373 North Avenue C 78621 512–285–2457 Map #38 GEORGETOWN Estrella Oaks Rehab and Care Center 4011 Williams Drive 78628 512–868–2700 Map #39 Park Place Assisted Living 101 FM 971 78626 512–868–6275
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Park Place Care Center 121 Fm 971 78626 512–868–6200
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GRANGER Granger Villa 800 North Commerce Street 76530 512–859–2800 Map #42 KINGSLAND Kingsland Hills Care Center 3727 R.R. 1431 West 78639 325–388–4538
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KYLE Legend Oaks Healthcare and Rehab 1640 Fairway 78640 512–268–1003 Map #45
New Hope Manor 1623 West New Hope Drive 78613 512–259–3999 Map #34
LLANO Hill Country Healthcare Center 507 East Green Street 78643 325–247–4115
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Sagebrook Health & Rehab 901 Discovery Boulevard 78613 512–259–9993
Llano Nursing & Rehab Center 800 West Haynie 78643 325–247–4194
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SAN MARCOS Hays Nursing & Rehab Center 1900 Medical Parkway 78666 512–396–1888
Parkview Nursing and Rehab Center 1501 South Main Street 78644 512–398–2362 Map #50
Regent Care Center of San Marcos 1351 Sadler 78666 512–805–5000 Map #65
LULING Hillcrest Manor Nursing and Rehab Center 208 Maple Street 78648 830–875–5219 Map #51 Luling Care Center 501 West Austin Street 78648 830–875–5628
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Oak Creek Nursing and Rehabilitation 1105 North Magnolia 78648 830–875–5606 Map #53 MANCHACA The Villa 2504 Bliss Spillar Road 78652 512–282–1144
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MARBLE FALLS Granite Mesa Health Center 1401 Max Copeland Drive 78654 830–693–0022 Map #55
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San Marcos Rehab and Health Care Center 1600 North Interstate Highway 35 78666 512–353–5026 Map #66 SMITHVILLE Towers Nursing Home 907 Garwood 78957 512–237–4606
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TAYLOR SPJST Skilled Nursing and Rehab 501 East Lake Drive 76574 512–352–6337
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WIMBERLY Deer Creek of Wimberley 555 Ranch Road 3237 78676 512–847–5540
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LOCKHART Chisolm Trail Nursing and Rehab Center 107 North Medina 78644 512–398–5213 Map #49
PFLUGERVILLE Pflugerville Care Center 521 South Heatherwilde Boulevard 78660 512–670–5800 Map #56 Pflugerville Nursing and Rehab Center 104 Rex Kerwin Court 78660 512–251–3915 Map #57 ROUND ROCK Bel Air at Teravista 4105 Teravista Club Drive 78665 512–310–3700 Map #58 A=42 B=0 C=0 NRH, RSP, HS, PS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Hearthstone Health Center 401 Oakwood Boulevard 78681 512–388–7494
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Park Valley Inn Health Center 17751 Park Valley Drive 78681 512–218–6000
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San Gabriel Rehab and Care Center 4100 College Park Drive 78665 512–334–8000 Map #62 Trinity Care Center 1000 East Main Street 78664 512–634–3000
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Home care providers can be considered in addition to or instead of this option. Home care services provide specialized non-medical care, as well as create respite opportunities for caregivers—allowing your loved one maximum freedom. Home care should not be confused with home health companies that provide medical assistance in the home. Be sure to look for organizations that provide the type and level of care that is needed. Independent retirement communities are housing options specifically designed for active aging adults who need no assistance with daily activities. This can range from apartments to townhouses and single family homes. This housing option gives seniors maximum independence. Retirement communities generally provide opportunities for socialization, such as games night in a centrally located place on the property. They are ideal for independent seniors looking to retire among people their own age and retain a social life. These communities, however, are not a viable option for those who need help with everyday tasks, such as cooking, cleaning or dressing. Assisted living properties provide a low level of care for seniors who need additional help, but still wish to remain independent. Most are residence hall-style with a choice of single or double rooms. Housing options vary depending on location and can range from a single room to an individual apartment, with or without a kitchen. These properties can offer help with tasks such as dressing, bathing and cleaning, around the clock. In general, most places provide three meals per day, light transportation, 24-hour security, medication management and social activities. Be sure to ask each facility which services they provide. Assisted living is typically not covered by insurance and most families use private pay options such as personal savings, pensions or social security to cover the costs. Because this option can be expensive, it is important to check your budget and make sure you or your loved one can handle the cost long-term. There are a growing number of assisted living properties that specialize in Alzheimer’s and memory care. They provide similar services as a regular assisted living property, however they have trained staff in working with an Alzheimer’s resident’s special needs. In addition, they provide a safe, secure unit for their residents. Skilled nursing facilities provide the highest level of care available. Unlike assisted living, they maintain constant care, with a physician or trained nurse on call at all times. Skilled nursing facilities include residence hall-style housing, three meals per day, and help with dressing, bathing, eating and medication management. 120
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Most provide recreational activities for residents and some provide rehab opportunities. This housing option is ideal for those who can no longer live independently and need 24-hour care. Many also offer temporary stay options for those who need constant care after hospitalization and wish to regain their independence post-recovery. Temporary nursing home stays are often covered by Medicare, but long-term or permanent stays are not. Continued care retirement communities, also known as CCRCs, provide increasing levels of care as needs change. These communities are equipped for all levels of care, from completely independent housing options to constant care options. Seniors can live independently at the outset and transition into minimal care options or nursing care as their needs change. A major benefit is that your loved ones do not have to keep moving as their condition changes. Although cost plays a large factor with this option, it creates a stable environment for retiring and allows seniors to form and maintain social relationships. Overall, choosing to transition your loved one into a different living environment is a big decision with many factors to consider. It is important to honestly assess your loved one’s financial situation, current care needs and how those factors may change in the next five to 10 years.
2015 Average Senior Care Costs by Type and Duration* Type of Senior Care Hour
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Home Care Aide Cost
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Home Health Aide Cost
$21
$3,624 $41,184 $165 (8 hrs/day) (22 work days/mo.) (250 work days/yr.)
Adult Day Care Cost
n/a
$55
Adult Day Health Care Cost
n/a
$60
$1,320
$15,000 (250 work days/yr.)
Assisted Living Cost
n/a
n/a
$4,000
$48,000
Skilled Nursing Home Cost
n/a
n/a
$5,475
$65,700
$1,430 $13,750 (22 work days/mo.) (250 work days/yr.)
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This guide to informative websites should prove invaluable for increasing your knowledge about this important life-decision. Online care giver support: agingcare.com Medicare: cms.gov/Medicare/Medicare-General-Information/MedicareGenInfo/index.html Medicaid: healthcare.gov/using-insurance/low-cost-care/medicaid/ Housing options: beta.helpguide.org/elder/senior_housing_residential_care_types.htm Continued Care: aarp.org/relationships/caregiving-resource-center/info-092010/ho_continuing_care_retirement_communities.html Cost of Assisted Living: assistedlivingtoday.com/p/assisted-living/ Home Care Services: beta.helpguide.org/elder/senior_services_living_home.htm Texas Attorney General guide lines: oag.state.tx.us/elder/select.shtml Steps for choosing senior housing: seniorhomes.com/p/independent-living-facilities/ How to tell if you need assisted living: agingcare.com/Articles/does-my-parent-need-assisted-living-139755.htm Housing Q&A: agingcare.com/Articles/Assisted-Living-questions-and-answers-137146.htm Assisted Living description: aarp.org/relationships/caregiving-resource-center/ info-09-2010/ho_assisted_living_weighing_the_options.html Facility checklist: aarp.org/relationships/caregiving-resource-center/info-102010/ho_assessing_housing_options2.html Care cost calculator: aarp.org/relationships/caregiving-resource-center/LTCC. html?intcmp=outbrain&obref=obinsite Cost in Texas: assistedlivingfacilities.org/directory/tx/ Paying for senior care: payingforseniorcare.com/ Shopper’s Guide to Long Term Care insurance – Texas: tdi.texas.gov/pubs/consumer/cb032.html Eldercare Locator: eldercare.gov Find Homes & services for the aging: leadingage.org/ Aging Services: aoa.gov
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Funeral Consumers Alliance of Central Texas (FCACTX)
Providing Consumer Information on End-of-Life Options Do you want to document your final plans, but don’t know where to begin? We offer resources to get you started. Perhaps you have a parent needing help with end-of-life choices. We offer tools that can turn difficult conversations into caring, respectful dialogue. FCACTX also offers classes and, at no cost, provides customized presentations to organizations and groups including churches, book clubs, schools, neighborhood associations, and philanthropic associations.
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Celebrate Life. Gift the Future.
LifeDonation.org is a new nonprofit organization for people who want to donate their bodies to science. We connect donors to research and education facilities. We help people communicate their decision to loved ones and family members. We help people fulfill their decisions to give gifts that last more than a lifetime. Vi s i t u s a t w w w. l i f e d o n a t i o n . o r g
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Below are area Hospice Agencies licensed by the State of Texas and listed by the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services. n = Medicare s = Medicaid
AUSTIN A–Med Community Hospice 7800 Shoal Creek Blvd, #242S 78757 512–323–6500
Hospice Austin 4107 Spicewood Springs Road, #100 78759 512–342–4700 Hospice Austin’s Christopher House 2820 E Martin Luther King Blvd 78702 512–322–0747
Altus Hospice 11719 Bee Cave Road, Ste. 100 78738 Hospice Compassus 512–614–2851 n s 3809 S 2nd Street, Ste. B–400 78704 AseraCare Hospice 512–462–0538 14205 Burnet Road, Suite 470 78728 New Century Hospice of Austin 512–218–9890 9430 Research Blvd Bldg II #100 78759 Buckner Hospice 512–342–8288 1812 Centre Creek Drive, Ste. 240 78754 Gentiva Hospice Austin 512–873–8145 4201 W Parmer Lane 78727 California Hospice 512–310–0214 3307 Northland Drive 78731 Kindred Hospice 512–206–4481 3307 Northland Drive #300 78731 Capitol Hospice 512–651–9227 9015 Mountain Ridge Dr Ste 210 78759 Merida Hospice 512–637–6928 2211 S. IH 35 Frontage Rd #200 78741 Edwards Hospice 512–298–5338 1106 Clayton Lane #218 78723 Resolutions Hospice Austin 512–763–4690 11825 Buckner Road 78726 Encompass Hospice 512–343–5555 5900 Southwest Parkway River City Hospice Ste 4–420 78735 13740 Research Blvd, Building V #4 78748 512–326–4191 512–292–4929 Grace Hospice Robinson Creek Hospice 7800 Shoal Creek Blvd 78757 609 Castle Ridge Road, #300 78746 512–300–2100 512–328–7606 Harbor Hospice 1221 W Ben White Blvd, #A208 78704 Silverado Hospice 2088 E Ben White Blvd, Ste. 510 78759 512–443–7100 512–827–6895 Health Sense Hospice Texas Home Health Hospice 5555 N. Lamar Blvd. #K–123 78751 3520 Executive Center Drive, #350 78731 512–900–2548 512–327–4194 Heart to Heart Hospice of Austin 4009 Banister Lane, Ste 100 78704 512–707–2600
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AseraCare Hospice 1015 Main Street 78602 512–308–9148 Resolutions Hospice Austin 507 Old Austin Highway 78602 512–343–5555 Serenity Hospice 475 Highway 71 W, Ste. A 78602 512–985–6176 Standards Hospice 3107 TX–71 78602 512–772–4166 GEORGETOWN Bethany Hospice 2913 Williams Drive, #320 78628 512–868–0505 Gentive Hospice Georgetown 2913 Williams Drive, #320 78628 512–868–0505 Hospice Austin 102 W Morrow Street, #204 78626 512–863–8700 Wesleyan Hospice 508 Leander Road 78626 512–863–8848 HARKER HEIGHTS New Century Hospice 451 E Central Texas Expy, Ste. C 76548 254–680–5500
Interim Hospice 1421 W. Wells Branch Parkway Ste 105 78660 512–454–5711
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Trinity Dominion 15204 Spring Hill Lane 78660 512–934–7004 ROUND ROCK Altus Hospice 100 N. College Street 78664 512–614–2851 Companion Care Angels 4406 Cierne Cove 78681 512–653–9800 Guiding Hospice 2851 Joe Dimaggio Blvd 78665 512–368–7275 Hospice Compassus 1717 N IH 35, #130 78664 512–246–7127 Oasis Hospice 1001 S Mays Street, #105C 78664 512–310–7800 SAN MARCOS Compassionate Care Hospice 102 Wonder World Drive, Ste. 307 78666 512–295–5333
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Vistacare Hospice 7800 Shoal Creek Blvd, #130W 78757 512–453–4144
Gentiva Hospice 1911 Corporate Drive, #104 78666 512–392–9138 Heart To Heart Hospice 1340 Wonder World Drive #4202 78666 512–667–6816
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WIMBERLEY Hospice Compassus 2210 E Central Texas Expy, Ste. 104 76543 Blue Bonnet Palliative Care 12111 Ranch Road 12, #114 78676 254–539–1055 512–537–8950 NEW BRAUNFELS CIMA Hospice of Central Texas 300 Landa Street 78130 830–643–1971
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Eulogy
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he purpose of a eulogy is to acknowledge and share information about a person’s life. It is a great honor for someone to present and it’s an important part of the grieving process for the presenter, as well as the audience. A good place to start is to make a list of thoughts and memories you’d like to share. While others might not be comfortable or able to give their own eulogy, they might find great comfort in sharing memories with you that you could incorporate into the eulogy. Things you might include are stories, quotes, expressions of love or prayers, all of which can be delivered in a serious or humorous manner depending on what you feel is appropriate. In an effort to have the audience connected and involved in your tribute, the eulogy can be compiled from private memories that your audience might not be aware of as well as personal traits and details of the loved one that all will remember. You will want to include any accomplishments or honors no matter how big or small that were especially important to your loved one. Memories shared should always acknowledge the person in a positive manner and recognize them for who they were accurately. Once you are ready to write the eulogy, decide on how you will begin, then pick the main thoughts and memories that you wish to share and finally determine how you will close. You need to properly introduce yourself when you begin and have a summarizing statement to share when you close. You can read from your notes, but practice giving the eulogy and change any part that does not feel like natural conversation in your own words. Presenting a eulogy can cause great anxiety. Stopping at any time to collect your thoughts or emotions and then continuing when you are ready is understandable and acceptable. If you decide that you cannot continue, simply skip to your final statement. It is the message about the impact of your loved that is important, not the delivery, so just be yourself.
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End-of-Life Planning National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703–837–1500 www.nhpco.org Caring Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–658–8898 www.caringinfo.org Provides hospice care information; Connects consumers with hospice programs. Furnishes state specific Advance Directive/Power of Attorney forms.
Funerals, Burial and Cremation Department of Veterans Affairs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–827–1000 www.va.gov These services are free to veterans, spouses and their dependents. Please call for benefits and assistance regarding burial and death. Say you saw it in the Senior Resource Guide!
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Final Planning Funeral Consumers Alliance of Central Texas 512–480–0555 www.fcaambis.org The mission of the Funeral Consumers Alliance of Central Texas, a nonprofit organization, is to help people make educated, practical choices that will meet their needs at the end of life. Travis County Indigent Burial Services 512–854–4120 Provides assistance for those who have no resources to cover the cost of a burial. Holy Cross Catholic Church – Basic Needs Assistance 512–472–3741 Bereavement counselors assist low-income families by providing the names of funeral homes that will work with them on low-cost funeral arrangements. TCHHSVS Family Support Services Division 512–854–4120 Palm Square Community Center location provides assistance for indigent burials no cremations). Federal Trade Commission 877–382–4357 ftc.gov Texas Department of Banking prepaid funerals) 877–276–5554 www.prepaidfunerals.texas.gov Texas Funeral Service Commission 512–936–2474 Funeral Home Complaints tfsc.state.tx.us
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which is signed and acknowledged by the person who agrees to be responsible for the internment. A copy can be obtained at: www.tfsc.state.tx.us/consumer.php or contact the Legal Hotline for Texans at: 800–622–2520. PROCEDURE WHEN THERE ARE NO WRITTEN DIRECTIONS Unless a decedent has left directions in writing for the disposition of the decedent’s remains as provided in a will, a prepaid funeral contract, or a written instrument signed and acknowledged by such person, the following persons, in the priority listed, have the right to control the disposition, including cremation, of the decedent’s remains, have a duty to inter the remains, and are liable for the reasonable cost of interment: 1). the person designated in a written instrument signed by the decedent; 2). the decedent’s surviving spouse; 3). any one of the decedent’s surviving adult children; 4). either one of the decedent’s surviving parents; 5). any one of the decedent’s surviving adult siblings or; 6). any adult person in the next degree of kinship in the order named by law to inherit the estate of the decedent. A person listed in above has the right, duty, and liability provided by that subsection only if there is no person in a priority listed before the person. If there is no person with the duty to inter and: 1). an inquest is held, the person conducting the inquest shall inter the remains, and; 2). an inquest is not held, the county in which the death occurred shall inter the remains. Any dispute among any of the persons listed concerning their right to control the disposition, including cremation, of a decedent’s remains shall be resolved by a court of competent jurisdiction.
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When a Social Security beneficiary dies, report the death to the Social Security Administration as soon as possible. They will require the name and Social Security Number of the deceased, the date and place of death, if there is a surviving spouse or an eligible child, and your name and address. A copy of the Death Certificate may be required. You will be given instructions on handling any forthcoming Social Security checks. A one-time death benefit of $255 is paid to a surviving spouse or eligible child. Social Security Administration 800–772–1213 www.socialsecurity.gov
A (501c3) Organ Procurement Organization (OPOs) dedicated to educating and providing organ donation and recovery services to families wishing to donate and to those waiting for a life-saving organ transplant. National Kidney Foundation Donor Family Council 800–622–9010 kidney.org National Marrow Donor Program 800–526–7809 www.marrow.org Write or call for information on how to become a bone-marrow donor.
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TO REPORT THE DEATH OF A SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFICIARY
United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) 804–782–4800 DONATION OF A BODY
Donor Programs If you are considering donating an organ here are some resources to assist you. Blood Center 713–790–1200 800–355–7427
If you wish to donate for medical research, contact the nearest medical school. Baylor College of Medicine 713–798–3858 BIOGIFT 866–670–1799 www.biogift.org
Donate Life Texas 877–839–2755 www.donatelifetexas.org LifeGift 713–523–4438 800–633–6562 www.lifegift.org Volunteers educate the public through speaking engagements on organ donation. The Living Bank 713–528–2971 800–528–2971 www.livingbank.org Registry and referral service for committing tissues, bones, or vital organs to transplantation or research. Once organs or tissues are removed, the body is returned to the family. Lone Star Lions Eye Bank 800–977–3937 www.lsleb.org Texas Organ Sharing Alliance (TOSA) 512–459–4848 www.txorgansharing.org
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Final Planning Vital Records BIRTH AND DEATH CERTIFICATES Texas Bureau of Vital Statistics 888–963–7111 www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs Local Registrars: Bastrop County (County Clerk) 512–332–7234 www.co.bastrop.tx.us Blanco County (County Clerk) 830–868–7357 www.co.blanco.tx.us Burnet County (County Clerk) 512–756–5406 www.burnetcountytexas.org Hays County (County Clerk) 512–393–7738 www.co.hays.tx.us Travis County (County Clerk) 512–854–9188 www.traviscountyclerk.org Williamson County (County Clerk) 512–943–1515 www.wilco.org Austin Bureau of Vital Statistics 512–972–4784 www.austintexas.gov
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a birth or death record. Fees charged for copies of birth and death certificates by the different county offices may vary slightly – contact your local office about cost for copies of Birth and Death Certificates. Certified copies of the birth and death certificates are issued with a state seal and are printed on security paper. Heirloom birth certificates have a different cost and are printed on special paper that boasts a design celebrating Texas. The heirloom certificate ($60) is only offered through Austin, Texas. Funeral homes will supply certified copies of a death certificate for a small fee if requested at the time funeral arrangements are made. It is recommended that you get at least twelve copies of the certificate and notify anyone with whom the deceased had an account. VERIFICATION OF BIRTH AND DEATH The verification of a birth or death record is NOT a certified copy of the birth or death certificate, but a letter with the person’s name, date of occurrence, county where the birth or death took place and a state file number. Letters may not be available at all birth and death registrars. Verifications are available from 1903 to the present date. Fees for birth and death verification (for regular mail or walk-in service) range from $22–$30. This fee is non-refundable for records that are not located. Additional fees will apply for faxing and overnight services.
Deceased Identity Theft To avoid identity theft of a deceased person, it is recommended that you take the following steps: • Scale back the obituary—don’t provide too much information. • Notify banks and creditors. • Contact credit reporting bureaus— request decedent’s credit report and flag as “deceased.” • Report death to Social Security; they will
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Grief Counseling Grief counseling can be provided by professionally trained individuals or self-help support groups. Many churches now have grief support ministries. Hospice Austin 512–342–4700
Center For Grief And Loss 512–327–2286 Covenant Presbyterian Church 512–334–3003 Austin Center For Attitudinal Healing 512–327–1961 My Healing Place 512–472–7878 For The Love Of Christi 512–467–2600 Hospice Austin 512–342–4700
My Healing Place 512–472–7878
Hill County Memorial Hospital 210–997–1355
theravive www.theravive.com
Austin Christian Fellowship 512–381–5700
The Christi Center 512–467–2600
Gateway Church 512–837–2162
PHASES OF GRIEF The death of a loved one shakes the very foundation of your life. Grief has four distinct phases: 1). Shock and numbness 2). Yearning and searching: Survivors experience separation anxiety and cannot accept loss. 3). Disorganization and despair: Family members feel depressed and find it difficult to plan for the future or concentrate and focus on anything. 4). Reorganization
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flag decedent’s number as inactive. Also notify your local passport office, if applicable. • To remove the deceased name from direct marketing lists, register as Deceased: Do-Not-Contact Web site: www.dmaconsumers.org/ consumerassistance.html
Hope Lutheran Church 512–926–8574 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 512–472–8301 Westlake United Methodist 512–327–1335 Additional adult bereavement resources can be found at: www.compassionandchoices.org www.griefnet.org www.groww.org www.widownet.org
The Compassionate Friends of Georgetown 512–869–0077
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Hospice
ospice care is a philosophy of care that accepts dying as a natural part of life. When death is inevitable, hospice seeks neither to hasten nor postpone it. Hospice provides care, comfort and support for persons with life-limiting conditions as well as their families.
How Does Hospice Work? Hospice care is for any person who has a life-threatening or terminal illness. All hospices consider the patient and family together as the unit of care. Most reimbursement sources require a prognosis of six months or less if the illness runs its normal course. Patients with both cancer and non-cancer illnesses are eligible to receive hospice care. The majority of hospice patients are cared for in their own homes or the homes of a loved one. “Home� may also be broadly construed to include services provided in nursing homes or hospitals. Typically, a family member serves as the primary caregiver and when appropriate, helps make decisions for the hospice patient. Members of the hospice staff make regular visits to assess the patient and provide additional care or other services. Hospice staff is on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Medicaid or a private insurance company, hospices will work with the person and their family to ensure needed services can be provided. 134
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Who is the Hospice Team? Hospice care is a family-centered approach that includes, at a minimum, a team of doctors, nurses, social workers, counselors, and trained volunteers. They work together focusing on the dying patient’s needs; physical, psychological, or spiritual. The goal is to help keep the patient as pain-free as possible until death. The hospice team develops a care plan that meets each patient’s individual needs for pain management and symptom control. How is Hospice Paid for? Hospice is paid for through the Medicare Hospice Benefit, Medicaid Hospice Benefit, and private insurers. If a person does not have coverage through Medicare, Medicaid or a private insurance company, hospices will work with the person and their family to ensure needed services can be provided. Who is Eligible for Medicare Hospice Benefits? Hospice care is covered under Medicare Part A (hospital Insurance). You are eligible for Medicare hospice benefits when you meet all of the following conditions: • You are eligible for Medicare Part A (hospital Insurance), and • Your doctor and the hospice medical director certify that you are terminally ill and probably have less than six months to live, and • You sign a statement choosing hospice care instead of routine Medicare covered benefits for your terminal illness, and • You receive care from a Medicare-approved hospice program. Please note: Medicare will still pay for covered benefits for any health problems that aren’t related to your terminal illness. What Does Medicare Cover? Medicare covers these hospice services and pays nearly all of their costs: • Doctor services and Nursing care • Medical equipment (like wheelchairs or walkers) • Medical supplies (like bandages and catheters) • Drugs for symptom control and pain relief • Short-term hospital care, including respite and inpatient for pain/symptom management • Home health aide and homemaker services • Physical, Occupational therapy and Speech therapy • Social work services and Dietary counseling • Grief support to help you and your family Please note: You will only have to pay part of the cost for outpatient drugs and inpatient respite care. The Medicare Hospice Benefit Does Not Cover the Following: • Treatment intended to cure your terminal illness. You should talk with your doctor if you are thinking about potential treatment to cure your illness. • Medications not directly related to your hospice diagnosis. Hospice team Say you saw it in the Senior Resource Guide!
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members will consult with the hospice physician and will inform you and your family which drugs and/or medications are covered and which ones are not covered under the Medicare Hospice Benefit. • Room and board aren’t covered by Medicare. You may receive hospice services wherever you live, even in a nursing home, however, the Medicare Hospice Benefit does not pay for nursing home room and board. Respite Care and Medicare Respite care is care given to a hospice patient by another caregiver so that the usual caregiver can rest. As a hospice patient, you may have one person who takes care of you every day, like a family member. Sometimes your caregiver needs someone to take care of you for a short time while they do other things that need to be done. During a period of respite care, you might be cared for in a Medicare-approved facility, such as a hospice residential facility, hospital, or nursing home. How Do I Begin Receiving Hospice? Anyone can inquire about hospice services. You or your loved one may call a local hospice and request services. The hospice staff will then contact your physician to determine if a referral to hospice is appropriate. Another way to inquire about hospice is to talk with your physician, and he or she can make a referral to hospice. Hospice can begin as soon as a ‘referral’ is made by the person’s doctor. As a hospice patient, you always have the right to stop getting hospice care and receive the “traditional” Medicare coverage you had before electing hospice. All care that you receive for your illness must be given by your hospice team. Questions to Ask When Choosing a Hospice Program • What services are provided? • What kind of support is available to the family/caregiver? • What roles do the attending physician and hospice play? • How does hospice work to keep the patient comfortable? • How are services provided after hours? • How and where does hospice provide short-term inpatient care? • Can hospice be brought into a nursing home or long-term care facility? • Are any of the staff members certified or credentialed in hospice? • Do physicians visit the patient in the home? • What is the staff to patient ratio? • Are any alternative therapies provided to manage symptoms? • What ‘extras’ does the hospice provide? Hospice Resources Hospice Link: 1-800-331-1620 National Hospice and Palliative Care Helpline: 1–800–658–8898 Texas and New Mexico Hospice Organization: 1–800–580–9270 Caring Connections: www.caringinfo.org 136
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Transportation Services Capital Metro’s......................................................512–474–1200 capmetro.org City of Austin Parks & Rec.......................................512–974–1464 Elgin Caregivers....................................................512–661–8294 Faith in Action Georgetown.....................................512–868–9544 H.A.N.D...............................................................512–477–3796 handaustin.org Hill Country Transit District.......................................800–791–9601 Northwest Rural Community Center...........................512–267–3245 Lakeway Service League.........................................512–261–3514 MetroAccess.........................................................512–852–7272 Senior Transportation Services..................................512–974–1461 Drive a Senior Transportation Program for clients 60+ Elgin.................................................................512–281–6065 North Central Austin.............................................512–453–2273 Northeast Austin..................................................512–459–1122 Northwest..........................................................512–250–5021 Round Rock/Pfugerville/North Austin......................512–310–1060 South Austin........................................................512–445–5552 Southwest Austin..................................................512–364–6501 West Austin........................................................512–472–6339 Taxis Austin Cab Company.............................................512–478–2222 CARTS.................................................................512–478–7433 Lone Star Cab Company.........................................512–836–4900 10/10 Taxi...........................................................512–444–1010 Yellow Cab...........................................................512–452–9999
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Air Transportation Acadian Air Med...................................................877–478–7433 Angel Flight..........................................................800–296–1217 Provides access to specialized medical evaluation, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation. • angel-flight.org
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Angel Flight America..............................................877–621–7177 Free air transportation to specialized health care facilities or distant destinations due to family, community or national crisis. • angelflightamerica.org
AirLifeLine............................................................877–247–5433 Provides travel for those with financial needs who must travel for medical treatment • airlifeline.org
Corporate Angel Network, Inc. (CAN).......................866–328–1313 Finds free transportation (on corporate planes) for cancer patients who need medical treatment. Patients must be ambulatory. • corpangelnetwork.org
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Over65 Driving AARP The AARP Driver Safety Program offers local classes for drivers age 50 and over. Courses cover many topics related to being an older driver such as traffic rules, staying flexible, and medications. www.aarpdriversafety.org Adaptive Driving Program St. Davids Rehabilitation Center offers a comprehensive driver evaluation and training program for people who experience medical or age related difficulties that hamper the ability to drive a vehicle. www.stdavidsrehab.com AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety If you are unsure of your ability to drive safely, you can measure your driving skills by doing a self- assessment. AAA South Austin (512) 444-4757 AAA North Austin (512) 335-5222 www.seniordrivers.org www.aaaseniors.com Driving Decisions Workbook The University of Michigan developed a 478 page workbook to help older drivers evaluate their ability to drive safely. www.um8saferdriving.org
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Adjusting Your Vehicle Proper adjustment of seats, mirrors, headrests, and steering wheel can help keep you driving safely. www.car8fit.org Contact Drive a Senior-West Austin for information about CarFit programs available in the Austin metropolitan area. (521) 47286339 www.driveasenior.net Family Conversations with Older Drivers The Hartford insurance company and the MIT Age Lab developed a guide to help families have productive and caring conversations with older adults about driving safety. www.thehartford.com/mature-market-excellence/publications-on-aging Tools to help make informed decisions about elderly drivers This is a comprehensive online source for driving assessments and resources. www.elderlydrivingassessments.com National Center on Senior Transportation Information and resources for older drivers and for caregivers who provide transportation for older adults. (866) 528-86278 www.seniortransportation.net
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Know a senior that needs reliable transportation for medical appointments, grocery shopping, community activities and errands?
We provided over 36,000 free rides to Austin area seniors in 2016. The Drive a Senior Network is volunteer-based nonprofit serving the greater Austin area. We provide free transportation and services to enable seniors 60 and older to live independently in their home and community safely and comfortably when they no longer drive.
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Need Help Finding Resources or Long-Term Care Services?
The Aging & Disability Resource Center offers assistance to those who are aging or have a disability and to their families and caregivers. Helping you understand and connect with services and support is our goal. Speak with a trained professional about: 路 In-Home Support Services 路 Home and Congregate Meal Programs 路 Housing and Respite Care Options 路 Benefit Programs: Medicare, Medicaid, SNAP, LIS,MSP Call Toll Free 855-937-2372 or Visit Us at 6800 Burleson Road, Bldg. 310 Suite 165, Austin, Texas 78744
www.aaacap.org Serving Bastrop-Blanco-Burnet-Caldwell-Fayette-Hays-Lee-Llano-Travis-Williamson Counties Partially funded by the Texas Department of Aging Disability Services
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AREA AGENCY ON AGING OF CENTRAL TEXAS A partner agency of the Central Texas Aging & Disability Resource Center
Your Point of Access for Information and Assistance *Long-Term Care Planning & Options Counseling *Medicaid and other Federal/State Benefits *Medicare and Medicare Supplemental Insurance Counseling *State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) *Caregiver Services, Supports, Education & Training *Information, Referral and Assistance *Evidenced Based Programs *Veterans Directed Home and Community-Based Services *Community Care Transitions Program *Ombudsman Program
A non-profit agency offering information and supportive services to individuals age 60 and older, their family members and/or caregivers who reside in the Central Texas counties of: Bell – Coryell – Hamilton – Lampasas – Milam – Mills – San Saba 2180 North Main, Belton, TX 855.937.2372 or 254.770.2330 www.centexaaa.com The TheArea AreaAgency Agencyon onAging Agingof ofCentral CentralTexas, Texas, a program of the Central Texas Council of Governments, is funded theHealth Texas Council of Governments, is funded in partinbypart the by Texas Texas Department ofServices Aging and Disability Services. and Human Commission. 146
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The Austin Senior Resource Alliance is devoted to making seniors’ lives easier, happier and healthier. From downsizing the family home or determining where to live next, to answering questions about long term health insurance and care provided in the home.
ASRA Professionals Ready to Help! 101 Mobility | Be Well MD | Connect Hearing Cummings Realty Associates | Finance of America Reverse Heavenly Care Moving | John Levy, Attorney at Law Senior Resource Guide | Texas Senior Living Locators | Turnkey Transitions
DON’T WORRY. WE CAN HELP. 512-937-2772 | www.austinseniorresourcealliance.com
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PROVIDING QUALITY SERVICES TO SUPPORT AND ADVOCATE FOR THE HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELL BEING OF THE OLDER INDIVIDUAL IN THE CAPITAL AREA Services Available on a short-term basis at no charge to individuals age 60 and older and their caregivers. • Information, Referral & Assistance: Unbiased information about region-wide resources available to seniors • Benefits Counseling: Information and Counseling about government benefits programs, primarily Medicare. • Ombudsman Program: Advocates, specially trained and certified, for seniors living in nursing or assisted living facilities. • Care Coordination: Assessment of needs and resources by a Care Coordinator to link clients to in-home resources. • Caregiver Support: Support for family members who are caring for older individuals, arrangement of services to support the caregiver, assistance in making long-range caregiving plan. • Health and Wellness: Evidence-based programs that promote healthy aging, such as Caregiver Stress-Busting program and A Matter of Balance™ Fall prevention and Chronic Disease SelfManagement programs. Serving Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, Hays, Lee, Llano, Travis and Williamson Counties A Program of the Capital Area Council of Governments Funded in part by the Health and Human Services Commission
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CapiTal CiTY village is a memberdriven nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting aging in place – staying in your home and community for as long as possible. Our network of members, volunteers and providers can help you maintain independence and stay connected to all that Austin has to offer!
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We Help Seniors Stay in Their Homes & Communities
april 27, 10 am-12 noon – CCv open House at Wildflower Terrace (Mueller Community) Healthy aging afternoon presentation Series: • may 25 – designing an age-friendly Community presented by Teresa Sansome Ferguson of AustinUP (at Belmont Village) • June 15 - an active lifestyle for Your Brain presented by Dr. Ron DeVere (at Atria at the Arboretum) • July 20 – What Can We learn from the ’Blue Zones’? presented by Dr. Mark Carlson of Be Well MD (at Westminster Manor) September 16 – 2nd annual CCv golf Tournament (at Riverside Golf Course) october 19 – Keep aging Weird luncheon featuring Dr. Sue Cox, Academic Dean for UT Dell Medical School (at Norris Conference Center)
512-524-2709 info@capitalcityvillage.org
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ANIMAL RESCUE/PET ADOPTION Humane Society of Austin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–646–7387 Austin Animal Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–978–0500 petfinder.com/shelters/tx514.html CASE MANAGEMENT Accountable Aging Care Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–342–9800 accountableaging.com Area Agency on Aging of the Capital Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–916–6065 capcog.org arrangeCARE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–814–3228 arrangecare.com Area Agency on Aging of Central Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 855–937–2372 centexaaa.com AGE of Central Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–451–4611 ageofcentraltx.org Family Eldercare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–483–3553 familyeldercare.org Jewish Family Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–250–1043 shalomaustin.org Meals on Wheels and More. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–476–6325 mowam.org MIR Senior Care Management and Care Consultants . . . . . . . . . . . 512–517–0621 mircareconsultants.com National Association of Professional Geriatric Case Managers (NAMPGCM) caremanager.org Nurses Case Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–338–4533 nursescasemanagement.com Opportunities for Williamson & Burnet Counties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–763–1400 opportunitiesforwbc.org PLANCTX (Behavioral Health). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–851–0901 planctx.org ProperCare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–585–8459 proper–care.com Texas Family Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–574–1722 txfamilyservices.com DISABILITIES Information and Referral for Those with Disabilities Information on disability programs and services nationwide. . . . . . . . . Disability.gov
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Disability Assistance of Central Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–834–1827 Austin Resource Center for Independent Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–832–6349 Austin Main Office Austin Resource Center for Independent Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–396–5790 San Marcos Austin Resource Center for Independent Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–828–4624 Round Rock Heart of Central Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254–933–7487 hoctilc.org Home Repairs – Low Income Texas Ramp Project. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . texasramps.org DONATIONS Blood
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The Boulevard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 763–381–5625 blvd.com Online resource directory of products and services for the physically challenged
Blood Center of Central Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–206–1266 Computers and Equipment Age of Central Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–451–4611 Computer classes for seniors • ageofcentraltx.org Tissue Tissue Centers of Central Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–206–1266 inyourhands.org DRIVER SAFETY RESOURCES AARP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . aarpdriversafety.org The AARP Driver Safety Program offers local classes for drivers age 50 and over. Courses cover many topics related to being an older driver such as traffic rules, staying flexible, and medications. Adaptive Driving Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . stdavidsrehab.com St. Davids Rehabilitation Center offers a comprehensive driver evaluation and training program for people who experience medical or age related difficulties that hamper the ability to drive a vehicle. AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202–638–5944 aaafoundation.org If you are unsure of your ability to drive safely, you can measure your driving skills by doing a self- assessment. • seniordrivers.org Driving Decisions Workbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . um-saferdriving.org The University of Michigan developed a 478 page workbook to help older drivers evaluate their ability to drive safely.
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DRIVER SAFETY RESOURCES – Continued Drive a Senior Northwest/West Austin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–472–6339 Round Rock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–310–1060 Information about CarFit programs available in the Austin metropolitan area volunteerdriving.com • driveasenior.net Adjusting Your Vehicle Proper adjustment of seats, mirrors, headrests, and steering wheel can help keep you driving safely. • car-fit.org Family Conversations with Older Drivers The Hartford insurance company and the MIT Age Lab developed a guide to help families have productive and caring conversations with older adults about driving safety. • thehartford.com/mature-market-excellence/publications-on-aging Tools to help make informed decisions about elderly drivers This is a comprehensive online source for driving assessments and resources. elderlydrivingassessments.com National Center on Senior Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 866–528–6278 Information and resources for older drivers and for caregivers who provide transportation for older adults. • seniortransportation.net ELDER ABUSE Texas Department of Family and Protective Services . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–252–5400 dfps.state.tx.us • to make a report online go to www.txabusehotline.org Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–458–9858 dads.state.tx.us SafePlace (sexual or domestic abuse) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–267–7233 safeplace.org EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Emergency & Disaster Services The Salvation Army. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–476–1111 Austin Shelter for Women & Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–933–0600 Emergency Financial Assistance City of Austin Neighborhood Housing and Community Development. . 512–974–3100 Baptist Community Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–478–7243 Legal Aid of Central Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–447–7707 Travis County Family Support Services Division. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–267–3245 Home Repairs – Low Income Neighborhood Housing and Community Development Office. . . . . . 512–974–3100 Travis County Family Support Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–854–4100
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Meals on Wheels and More. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–476–6325 mealsonwheelsandmore.org Texas Ramp Project. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . texasramps.org Austin Area Urban League. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–478–7176 main.org/services/aaul HOUSING ASSISTANCE Housing Authority. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–477–4488 Opportunities for Williamson & Burnet Counties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–763–1400 opportunitiesforwbc.org • Affordable multi-family housing The Austin Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–974–3100 Travis County Corporations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–854–9116 HOUSING FOR THE DISABLED U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–477–4488 hud.gov/apps/section8 Heart of Central Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 254–933–7487 hoctilc.org
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Austin Habitat For Humanity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–472–8788 x100
LEGAL ASSISTANCE Advanced Directives for Health Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–880–1300 ext 1341 Advocacy, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–880–0821 No charge for the disabled Family Law Hotline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–777–3247 Domestic abuse, family law only Legal Hotline for Texans. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–622–2520 tlsc.org Justice in Aging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202–289–6976 justiceinaging.org Texas Legal Services Center and Pro Bono Net. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212–760–2554 TexasLawHelp.org MEAL ASSISTANCE Food Pantries To find the nearest Food Pantry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211 Statewide search for food assistance Meals on Wheels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–476–6325 Hope Food Pantry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–420–0710 Green Corn Project. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–249–3171 Madella Hilliard Neighborhood Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–863–5010 Opportunities for Williamson & Burnet Counties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–763–1400 opportunitiesforwbc.org Tyler ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–989–8664 Say you saw it in the Senior Resource Guide!
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MEAL ASSISTANCE – Continued Caritas of Austin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–479–4610 Capital Area Food Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–282–2111 Post Road Community Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–854–9130 SENIOR ADVOCACY ADAPT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–442–0252 adaptoftexas.org Coalition of Texans with Disabilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–478–3366 txdisabilities.org Texas Impact. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–472–3903 texasimpact.org SENIOR FRAUD Attorney General of Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–252–8011 oag.state.tx.us/elder/ Medicare Fraud Hotline (Inspector General). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–447–8477 Texas State Securities Board. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–305–8300 ssb.state.tx.us • TexasInvestorEd.org (investor education) • 888–663–0009 Provides free and confidential background checks on registered investment advisors and brokers. TSSB is the regulatory and enforcement agency for the investment securities market in Texas. also provides investor education and awareness. SENIOR REFERRALS Elder Care Locator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–677–1116 eldercare.gov Epilepsy Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–332–1000 epilepsyfoundation.org Federal Information Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–688–9889 Hospice Helpline. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–658–8898 nhpco.org CarePatrol Senior Care Referrals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 866–560–5656 Allways Care Referral Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–451–4870 STATE & NATIONAL RESOURCES Attorney General of Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–252–8011 oag.state.tx.us/elder/elder.shtml • Senior Protection Programs Food & Drug Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888–463–6332 fda.gov Reports safety warnings and recalls for products regulated by the FDA. Medicare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–633–4227 medicare.gov Medicare Fraud Hotline (Inspector General). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–447–8477
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National Alliance for Caregiving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301–718–8444 caregiving.org National DO NOT CALL Registry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888–382–1222 ftc.gov • www.donotcall.gov National Institute on Aging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301–496–1752 nia.nih.gov Social Security Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–772–1213 socialsecurity.gov Texas Adult Protection Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–252–5400 dfps.state.tx.us/adult_protection • Report Elder Abuse Texas Commission for the Blind. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–628–5115 dars.state.tx.us • Resource for Sight Impaired Texas Department on Aging Information and Referral Hotline, Austin. . . 800–252–9240 Texas Department of Aging & Disability Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–252–9240 dads.state.tx.us • Find and compare Texas Living Facilities; file complaints Texas Health and Human Services Commission. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888–834–7406 Ombudsman Customer Assistance Provides direct grant benefits to individuals with disabilities to purchase services
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National Active and Retired Federal Employees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 703–838–7785 narfe.org
Texas Health and Human Services Commission. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–500–4266 hhsc.state.tx.us • Blind; rehab; disability; hearing services Texas Information and Referral Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211 helpintexas.com Information and referral specialists direct callers to Texas community resources. Texas Poison Center Network. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–222–1222 poisoncontrol.org SUPPORT GROUPS/ORGANIZATIONS American Diabetes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–472–9838 American Lung Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–467–6753 American Heart Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–338–2400 Jewish Family Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–250–1043 Travis Association for the Blind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–442–2329 AARP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 888–687–2277 Alcoholics Anonymous. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–444–0071 austinaa.org ALS Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–782–4747 alsa.org Alzheimer’s Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–454–5476 Alz.org/texascapital/ 800–272–3900 American Cancer Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–919–1800 American Geriatrics Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212–308–1414 americangeriatric.org Say you saw it in the Senior Resource Guide!
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SUPPORT GROUPS/ORGANIZATIONS – Continued Arthritis Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–442–6653 United Way Greater Austin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–472–6267 Area Agency on Aging of the Capital Area. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–916–6062 Salvation Army. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–447–2272 Multiple Sclerosis Society. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 800–344–4867 nationalmssociety.org National Family Caregiver Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202–454–3970 caregiveraction.org National Federation for the Blind . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410–659–9314 nfb.org National Hispanic Council on Aging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202–347–9733 nhcoa.org Seton Behavioral Health-Generations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–324–2039 seton.net/behavioralhealth TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE Foundation Communities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–610–7374 foundcom.org UTILITY ASSISTANCE Advocacy Outreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–281–4180 Baptist Community Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–478–7243 Legal Aid of Central Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–447–7707 Lifeline Texas – Light up Texas Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 866–454–8387 Low income assistance with telephone and electricity Opportunities for Williamson & Burnet Counties. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–763–1400 opportunitiesforwbc.org Saint Austin Catholic Parish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512–447–9471 WEBSITES Area Code Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . whitepages.com/maps Ask Noah About: Aging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . noah–health.org/en/healthy/aging Carepathways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . carepathways.com Elder Web. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . elderweb.com ElderCare Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ec–online.net Families USA – updates on national health care policy . . . . . . . . . . . familiesusa.org FTC’s Identity Theft Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft Gulf Coast Blood Centers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . giveblood.org Independent Living Products. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . independentliving.com
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Internet Senior Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . internetseniorsuccess.com/seniorsites.htm MayoClinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mayoclinic.com Medscape. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . medscape.com National Council on Aging . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ncoa.org National Library of Medicine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . nlm.nih.gov/nlmhome.html Research your family tree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . learnwebskills.com/family/intro.html Recipes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . recipegoldmine.com SeniorNet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . seniornet.org Social Security Administration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ssa.gov Talking Book Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . texastalkingbooks.org Third Age.Com – 701 Special Sites for Third Agers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . thirdage.com U Compare Health Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ucomparehealthcare.com UTMB Stark Diabeties Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . umtbhealth.com World Health Net Longevity, Life Expectancy, and Anti–Aging Meds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . worldhealth.net
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Live Well, Live Long. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . asaging.org/cdc/HealthWord.cfm
Write a Senior Citizen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . writeseniors.com
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Become a Meals on Wheels Central Texas Volunteer! Meals on Wheels Central Texas provides free, life-sustaining services to homebound older adults in Central Texas. We have flexible volunteer opportunities across the Austin-Round Rock area. Those opportunities include: • Lunchtime meal deliveries • Assisting clients with grocery shopping • Assisting with our free respite care program for people with Alzheimer’s or dementia • Transporting clients’ pets to vet visits
Visit us at www.mealsonwheelscentraltexas.org or call us at 512-476-6325 for more information about becoming a volunteer or to learn more about our services.
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ADVERTISERS INDEX AGE of Central Texas................................. See Ad for Numbers............. 63, 145 Aging is Cool........................................... 512–790–COOL......................... 17 Alzheimer’s Association............................... 800–272–3900........................ 106 Area Agency on Aging of Central Texas........ 855–937–2372........................ 146 Area Agency on Aging of the Capital Area.... 512–916–6062........................ 148 Alzheimer’s Texas...................................... 800–367–2132........................ 104 Austin Senior Resource Alliance.................... 512–937–2772.................. 61, 147 AustinUP.................................................. AustinUP.org................................ 13 Autumn Leaves.......................................... autumnleaves.com...................... 107 Barnett & Leuty, PC, Attorneys at Law............ 512–336–1529.......................... 23 Be Well MD............................................. 512–553–1921.................... 38, 40 Bel Air at Teravista – Cantex........................ 512–720–8642........................ 118 Central Texas Medical Center...................... 512–353–8979.......................... 48 Compassionate Planning Team..................... See Ad for Numbers..................... 59 Cyndi Cummings – SRES Realtor.................. 512–423–6782.......................... 83 ElderPeace Partners................................... 512–454–6542.......................... 24 Functional Health Associates........................ 713–870–4342.......................... 34 H-E-B Pharmacy......................................... heb.com............................... 32, 33 Lakeline Oaks Retirement Community............. 512–692–9317.......................... 90 Lavender Springs....................................... 512–858–0211.......................... 98 LifeDonation.org........................................ 855–885–5433........................ 125 Meals on Wheels Central Texas................... 512–476–6325........................ 158 Pavilion at Great Hills................................. 512–961–5781........................ 100 Riva Ridge Assisted Living........................... 512–259–1330........................ 101 Senior Care Centers.................................. 844–722–8800........................ 117 Senior Resource Guide............................... 281–277–2333............................ 9 Solea Cedar Park...................................... 512–581–5899.......................... 91 Spectrum Retirement Communities LLC.......... 512–354–8353.......................... 87 Sundance Memory Care at Brushy Creek...... 512–514–0671........................ 105 Texas Senior Living Locators......................... 512–402–2795.......................... 78 The Heritage at Hunters Chase.................... 512–336–4100.......................... 99 The Legacy at Crystal Falls.......................... 512–487–7049........................ 100 Turnkey Transitions..................................... 512–423–6782.......................... 84 Vibra Rehab Hospital of Lake Travis............. 512–263–4500.......................... 49 Village on the Park Onion Creek.................. 512–280–5500.......................... 92 Virginia Lazenby - CSHP Realtor................... 512–818–0988.......................... 81 Walgreens............................................... walgreens.com............................. 29 WellBridge Healthcare............................... 512–353–0194.......................... 50 WellMed................................................. 855-–790–2049......................... 51
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