Using the bathroom and personal hygiene. Taking self-administered medication. Completing homework and other assignments. Participating in school-sponsored field trips. Medicaid covers the cost of up to three hours of personal care per day for students who qualify.
Services are available to others for a fee.
Have a prescription for personal care services and a personal care plan approved by a primary care physician. The Senior Companion Program matches volunteers who are age 60 and older with older people who need companionship and assistance. Telephone Reassurance A friendly, daily telephone call to make sure people who are physically or socially isolated are safe and healthy. An advocate for nursing home residents will work to mediate problems and protect residents' rights.