Your Top Resource For Seniors
Your Top Resource For Elder Abuse & Neglect
We care about our seniors! Find all the information you need to lead a safe and healthy life in California. Get the right care to fit your needs whether you continue to live at home or transition into long-term care housing. Caregivers can locate resources and support to help give their seniors the best care possible.
To determine necessary care, discuss with loved ones and utilize the Needs Assessment Worksheet to identify required services and locate available resources in your area.
Home-based services and supports are available to assist individuals in maintaining their independence and safety within their own homes. The types of services provided are based on a person's specific needs and can vary in duration from short-term to long-term. Services may include basic check-ins or more comprehensive support.
Contact your local ADRC or call 1-800-510-2020 to learn about in-home care services.
How To Prevent Slips and Falls at Home
Long-Term Care Facilities
There are many facility-based living options in California, including:
Elder abuse is a form of mistreatment or harm inflicted upon an older person, typically someone over the age of 60, by a caregiver or someone in a position of trust or authority. This can include:
Elder abuse is a serious problem that can result in physical and psychological harm, loss of dignity, and even death. It is important to recognize the signs of elder abuse and report any suspected cases to the appropriate authorities.
Call 1-833-401-0832 if you suspect an adult is being abused. This is a statewide hotline to report abuse or neglect of any adult to Adult Protective Services.
For many people, caregiving isn't a job or a duty. It is doing what is right for a loved one. Caregiving is an unspoken promise that so many of us make in our relationships, to be there for our loved ones when they need us. However, not many people have the time, resources, or ability to care for their aging or disabled loved one without any help.
It is important as a caregiver to know your limits, take care of yourself, know your resources in the community, and understand the wants and needs of the person who needs care.
Calfornia's Family Caregiver Support Program helps caregivers support their loved ones and themselves.
State and Assisted Living Main Links:
Links to Assisted Living Facility Licensure and/or Compliance:
Standards for Transparency, Licensing and Certification:
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Frequency of Inspections: Every 36 months (three years)
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