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A short set of questions to help you think through what kind of care might fit your loved one right now. This isn't a diagnosis. It's a starting point for the conversation with their doctor or care team.
About 4 minutes
A guided assessment that helps you understand the right level of senior care for your loved one, based on daily needs, medical complexity, and the support you already have in place. It takes about 8 minutes, and your results are private.
About 8 minutes
A guided intake covering your loved one's care needs and what you're looking for in a community. This isn't a placement decision. It's a starting point that helps us find facilities that fit and helps a care advisor understand your situation when you're ready to talk.
About 12 minutes
A few questions to help you understand whether a veteran or their surviving spouse might qualify for the VA Pension with Aid and Attendance or Housebound benefit, which can help pay for assisted living, memory care, or in-home care. This isn't a benefits determination or an application. It's a starting point for a conversation with a care advisor or an accredited VA claims agent.
About 3 minutes
A few questions to help older adults and adults with disabilities in Utah see which Medicaid-related programs may be worth exploring -- basic health coverage, help with Medicare costs, or coverage for nursing home or in-home long-term care. This is an educational screening tool, not an eligibility determination. Only the State of Utah decides eligibility; a Utah Medicaid eligibility worker confirms every result.
About 5 minutes
