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Welcome to the 16th Edition of Explore Your Options! This book will help you through the maze of services available to Kansas seniors. It is designed to help you take an active role in making decisions that affect your health care and living situation. Even if you are faced with a serious illness or disabling disease, knowing that you have options to help you maintain your independence and stay at home can be a great comfort.

Directory of services in your area

Directory - Information and In-Home Services in Your Area

For various reasons, a service may be available but not listed. We encourage you to call your Area Agency on Aging. They will provide you with up-to-date information about services in your county and connect you with the right people to get services started.

Contents

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Introduction

Part One: Services and Information That Help You Remain in Your Home

Topics Include:
  • Adult Day Care
  • Alzheimer's Disease
  • Home and Community Based Services
  • Homemaker and Attendant Care Services
  • Hospice
  • Meals on Wheels and Home-Delivered Meal Programs
  • Self-Help and Support Groups
  • Senior Centers and Nutrition Sites

    ...and more

Part Two: Housing and Long Term Care

Since the availability of the different types of housing discussed will vary depending on where you live, you will want to contact your Area Agency on Aging.

Part Three: Contact Information and Eligibility Charts


Order your copy of the publication

Download the complete EYO in Acrobat Reader format, this will not include the AAA Service Information.

To request this booklet in printed form, or other KDOA Publications please use our online publication order form to submit your request.

The information contained in this guide is provided solely for educational and informational purposes, and may not be construed or relied upon as individual legal advice. Persons in need of such advice should seek independent legal counsel.

The Kansas Department on Aging (KDOA) does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. If you believe you have been discriminated against by either KDOA or a KDOA funded program, please contact KDOA to receive additional information on filing a complaint:
1-800-432-3535 (voice); 1-800-766-3777(TTY).