
I think we need to find a place for them to live with professional care. Where do I start?
Accepting help is a courageous first step. Pursuing senior living options and long term care is not giving up. It’s prioritizing safety, well-being, and being open to possibilities. Navigating long-term care can be frustrating and overwhelming.
It’s also important to assess the financial situation. Most people pay for long-term care in Hawaiʻi privately out of pocket, with long term care insurance, or through Medicaid long-term care.
- Talk with your health care provider or case manager about doing a level of care assessment. This may determine whether the person will qualify for Medicaid long-term care.
- CareSift offers a free service to patients and families by providing real, caring, local experts to assist with finding care that meets your needs. Contact them for a free consultation at (808) 400-9922, email info@caresift.com, or visit the website https://caresift.com/.
- Kupuna Care Pair has a map and searchable listing of care homes, foster homes, and facilities in Hawaiʻi.
Common Caregiving Questions
No worries. Here’s some common questions to help you find quick answers:
- I need a doctor. (neurologist/geriatrician)
- My person has just been diagnosed. What now?
- How do I plan for the future?
- What kind of advance care planning and legal documents do we need?
- I need caregiving tips for daily tasks (e.g. bathing, meals, behaviors, etc.)
- We need direct care services. Where do we go for help?
- We can’t afford care. What do I do?
- I think we need to find a place for them to live with professional care. Where do I start?
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