What type of services does Moore Options For Seniors Offer?

Since 2006 Moore Options For Seniors has been providing Personal Care Services for individuals who want to remain in their own homes but who are unable to do so independently. Additionally we have been providing residential assistance to individuals who are willing to move in with a family.

Who qualifies for these services?

In order to qualify for assistance under Medicaid the individual must apply for Medicaid through the long-term care coordinator at services link. Generally speaking in order to qualify for long-term assistance they must require extensive assistance in two or more activities of daily living. These are dressing, eating, toilet use, bathing, transferring or walking.

For those who do not qualify for Medicaid private pay services are available at a rate starting at $22.00 per hour.

What services are provided by Personal Care Service Providers?

In addition to assistance with dressing, eating, toilet use, bathing, transferring and walking,  transportation for medical appointments, shopping, and procuring of prescriptions are frequently provided.

Who provides these services?

The person being served has the option of designating a provider who in turn becomes an employee of Moore center services while co-employed by the client or authorizes the Moore Options for Seniors to provide a Personal Care Services Provider Through Moore Center Services.

Adult Family Care Providers have homes licensed by the state of New Hampshire and supervised by Moore options For Seniors staff.

All employees of the Moore Center have to have a criminal check and drivers check with the state of New Hampshire. They participate in the Moore center employee orientation as well as the College of Direct Support and extensive computer based program which results in their being designated at Direct Support Professionals.

What other services are available?

Respite care is available for individuals either in their home or in the home of a provider.

Care Management both short-term and long-term?  This would involve planning for the care of an individual, arranging services, and supervising the delivery of these services.