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Colorado Health Care Association:
"The Colorado Health Care Association represents 90% of Colorado's nursing homes and many assisted living care facilities."
Phone: 303-861-8228
Organizations:
The following organizations can provide listings of accredited housing and assisted living facilities for seniors:
American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging
Phone: 202-783-2242
www.aahsa.org
or
Assisted Living Federation of America
Phone: 703.894.1805
www.alfa.org
Elder Abuse:
You can usually find your local Elder Abuse program under the Human Services section of your phone book, or you can report suspected abuse by calling 800-677-1116
AARP:
American Association of Retired Persons
Phone: 1-800-424-3410
www.aarp.org
VA Help:
To see if you are eligible for V.A. help, go to V.A. Web site
www.va.gov
Questions About Medicare?
Questions about Medicare?
Phone: 1-800-633-4227
Questions About Medicaid?
Medicaid information is usually listed under the Human Services section of your local phone book
Assisted Living Directory Articles & Information:
Not too long ago, we were watching a local news channel discuss a story about a family in town who were recently going through the process of finding an assisted living facility for their mother, who was in her 90's. They had looked at quite a few different facilities, and they had zeroed in on one that they thought was a good fit. The facility asked for a deposit to secure the space, and the family paid the $500.
Unfortunately and sadly, before mom was able to finally move in, she passed away. The family then asked the facility for the $500 deposit back, and the facility said no. The family was extremely shocked and upset upon hearing this news. The could not understand why the facility would keep the deposit. The family turned to a local reporter to 'expose' the case, and to help try to get their money back.
This is, of course, an emotional issue, and one that most certainly has two strong sides to the argument. On one hand, the family did not receive any services, but still had to pay the deposit. On the other hand, isn't that what a deposit is for? Isn't it to make sure that people will follow through on their commitment to the business, and so they don't lose money holding a room or product that could go to another family or person?
Which side would you take?
We discuss this issue more thoroughly in our section 'Is the deposit refundable."
Great questions from our visitors about Assured Assisted Living and Colorado assisted living:
(These questions may serve as examples of the types of questions you and your family might ask your potential assisted living home)
Do you need to "buy in" to be able to live at one of your facilities?
Do you accept Medicare and Colorado Medicaid? My mother is in a facility in Colorado Springs and we are considering moving her to a facility in Castle Rock.
I would like more information on your services and fees. My mother is 80 with dementia. She may be coming to live with me in Castle Rock. She is a retired RN.
My mother is suffering from mental illnesses up to and including dementia. My question is would you accept someone suffering from a variety of mental illnesses, and are your facilities medicaid-qualified? Thank you!
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