Indiana’s Aging and Disability Resource Centers.

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Indiana’s Aging and Disability Resource Centers

Pre-ADRC Indiana Area Agencies on Aging are the single point of entry for Home and Community Based Services.

Indiana in 2004 Area 2 Agency on Aging REAL Services, Inc South Bend, IN Area 13 Agency on Aging Generations Vincennes, IN

Successes Databases Statewide AAA database for determining functional eligibility Statewide AAA database for resources and intake which bridges to functional database

Advisory Board Advisory Board membership representing: AARP, 2-1-1, SHIIP, Professor of Gerontology from Indiana University, IN Association of Home Care and Hospice, Indiana Home Care Task Force, Indiana Association of Homes and Services for the Aging, Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Indiana, Indiana Commission on Aging, Office of Medicaid Policy and Planning. Because of the involvement of interested stakeholders, such as the Director of Indiana 2-1-1 and SHIIP, MOU’s were quickly signed at the outset.

Website Link-Age.org website averaging more than 600 hits a month with most during off-office hours.

Uniformity and Consistency Standard Operating Procedures developed to give consistency and uniformity to all ADRC’s in Indiana. Core Competency trainings were provided to everyone answering the phones in the ADRC: Medicare, Medicaid, Legal Services, Housing Issues, etc. Area 2 Area 13

Options Counseling Options Counseling turned the Pre-Admission Screening process into an opportunity to educate and inform consumers on long-term care options. In the past it seemed that individuals made the nursing home decision because they were not aware of other choices.

Options Counseling Continued To help individuals access assistance within their homes, here are some examples of the options that Options Counselors might discuss: Individuals with Resources: 1. Private Pay Services Individuals without Resources: 1. Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) 2. Life Insurance Policies

Options Counseling Continued From Case Managers—to—Options Counselors 172 individuals diverted from Nursing Facility to Home/Community Setting

Marketing Link-Age Challenge: Changing the public impression of who we are, reaching out to the private pay market. Response: St. Mary’s Project

Indiana in 2006 Area 2 Agency on Aging REAL Services, Inc South Bend, IN Area 6 Agency on Aging LifeStream Services, Inc. Yorktown, IN Area 13 Agency on Aging Generations Vincennes, IN Area 11 Agency on Aging Aging & Community Services Of South Central Indiana, IN Columbus, IN

Indiana’s Aging and Disability Resource Center Initial Call or Contact Information Only (IRis database) Options Counseling 1) Identify Needs/Assess the Situation, 2) Identify Options, 3) Develop a Plan Services with Contracted Public $ Services w/o Contracted Public $ (including private pay) Medicaid Screening Tool Provide assistance with system navigation to appropriate resource; make a private case management referral, if applicable. Navigation Assistance & Medicaid Application Assistance Intake/Assessment Home & Community Based Services (Non-Medicaid) Medicaid Waivers Place on Waiting List Place on Waiting List

Elder Resource Director Aging & Disability Resource Center Contact Information Jane Lorton Elder Resource Director Aging & Disability Resource Center jlorton@realservicesinc.com REAL Services, Inc. 1151 S. Michigan Street South Bend, IN 46601 574-251-2592 800-986-3505