Self-Help for the Elderly Benefits Overview

Provides personal care, transportation assistance, activity support, meal preparation and cleanup for older adults in an adult day services setting. Monitors participant conditions and behaviors, reports concerns to nursing or social work staff, supports events and activities, and follows dietary and facility procedures.

Provides administrative support for a home care and hospice department, including office management, data entry, supply and inventory coordination, personnel documentation, intake support, meeting minutes, clinician assistance, outreach scheduling, and regulatory compliance. The role supports patient census management, referral relationships, billing and clerical systems, and occasional community outreach activities.

Assists older adults, adults with disabilities, and caregivers in accessing home and community-based services. Conducts needs assessments, provides referrals and advocacy, follows up on service delivery, documents activities, develops outreach strategies, promotes social service programs, and maintains relationships with community providers. Requires strong communication, problem-solving, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to travel between locations using public transportation or a personal vehicle.