Long-Term Services and Supports

Available to everyone enrolled in LTSS, a case manager is the person who helps members manage and create their care plan. They are also the go-to for any questions or concerns they might have about their benefits.

A personal care aid is someone who helps those in need with everyday tasks like meal prep, cleaning, and getting dressed.

Adult day services offer a resource center with trained staff that provide health services and socializing for members.

Nursing home coverage allows members to be in a 24/7 facility that provides a full range of healthcare.

Respite care gives unpaid caregivers a short break while someone else supports their loved one at home or in a facility.

Assisted living provides members with apartment-style living and makes personal care and other services (like meal delivery) available.

Self-directed services give members the ability to choose who provides their care and how they get it.

Meal delivery allows members to get meals delivered right to their door, so they don’t have to worry about grocery shopping.

Emotional support and resources for members’ family and caregivers.

Non-emergency medical transportation to medical appointments. 

The Emergency Response Device calls for help at the press of a button.

An emotional health program available to members who may need extra support during times of stress and worry.

A program that can help members get some medications and other health items. These items may also be available through mail delivery. 

An employment support program that helps members identify and remove employment obstacles. Benefits include added ride coverage, GED prep and career advice.