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Louisiana Assisted Living Association:
"Since its founding in 1999, the Louisiana Assisted Living Association has grown to become the primary voice for assisted living communities in Louisiana and the residents they serve."
Phone: 225-791-5811
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
Great Assisted Living Questions:
Some excellent examples of questions received by this facility, which can serve as examples of the types of questions you and your family may ask facility administrators:
'I have an elderly aunt who is currently living with relatives and would like to consider assisted living.
She is ambulatory... in fact, she enjoys taking a daily walk, she dresses herself, puts on her make up and enjoys dressing up for lunch and dinner...
She remembers all of her appointments, has no problem fixing herself a meal and enjoys the camaraderie of her peers and looks forward to making new friends wherever she lives next.
The only challenge she has is that her monthly income combines social security, a tiny pension and a very small annuity...
There are no other assets as she does not own a home, but has rented a condominium for the past 30 years in another state.
With this in mind and the news that Social Security will not be offering cost of living increases, are there any 1 bedroom units available at the trace that would be offered under $1,800 including meals?
Considering the state of the economy and the real estate market, one might imagine that the assisted living and independent living industries would begin to shift some of their price rates to a more realistic level.... as the past century's booming real estate market no longer offers most seniors the large nest eggs of times past....
I am curious as to whether the industry and facilities like yours are currently discussing such new conditions and might therefore, begin to shift your charges accordingly.
Thank you for your consideration. Would love to hear from you as to your findings and the current openings within your community..'
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'Would a woman be allowed to have home dialysis as a resident of the trace?'
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'I just need the cost of a studio, and are there any insurance programs accepted as payment? my father is 62, he's lived with me for 8 years post-stroke, vascular dementia. Please call me.'
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'I have a friend age 66 who has early-mid stage Alzheimer's. He doesn't have any money only Medicare
Do you accept this method of payment?'
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