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My mother is 88 years old and is becoming quite frail. She lives by herself. She needs more care and assistance than my husband and I can provide. Can Davis County’s Senior Services help us?

There are several programs and services including the Alternatives Program, Medicaid Aging Waiver Program, New Choices Waiver Program, and Veterans Directed Home and Community Based Services that may be able to help your aging loved one. To access these programs, contact Davis County Seniors Services at 801-525-5050. A case manager will discuss your mother's situation with you and make referrals to appropriate services. If necessary, a case manager will arrange to visit with you and your mother in person to perform a more in-depth assessment.
How old do I have to be to be eligible to participate in Senior Services' programs?

Age eligibility for our home-based programs varies by program. Please call a case manager at 801-525-5050 to learn about requirements for these programs.
Family Caregiver Support Program - Person receiving care - 60 years
Senior Activity Centers - 60 years
Meals on Wheels - 60 years
Do you charge for the services you offer?

Most services are available on a 'suggested donation' basis. We do not deny services to someone if they are unable to make a donation. All donations are used to expand programs and additional services.

Some home-based services charge a fee based on a sliding scale that is tied to level of income, or individuals may be required to 'spend down' their income in order to be eligible for assistance. Please call a case manager at 801-525-5050 to discuss eligibility and options.
How can I find out more about the different programs and services that Senior Services offer?

Contact Davis County Senior Services at 801-525-5050 for information about the wide range of services and activities we provide.
I have questions about my Medicaid and/or Medicare coverage. Can you help me?

Yes, the Health Insurance Information Program can help you. Call 801-525-5050 or your nearest senior activity center for information about eligibility, coverage, and spend down issues. The Division of Aging and Adult Services website has more information on health insurance programs.
My parent lives in a nursing home. I'm concerned about the level of care they are receiving. Who do I call?

The Long Term Care Ombudsman Program investigates complaints involving care in assisted living and nursing homes in Davis County. The Ombudsman may be contacted at 801-525-5067.
I am 84 years old. My husband died last year. I really want to remain independent and stay in my own home for as long as I can. Where can I turn for help and information that would enable me to remain independent?

Contact Davis County Senior Services at 801-525-5050 for information about services that can help you remain independent and continue living in your own home.
My elderly neighbor lives alone. Lately he seems to be losing weight. Since his wife died I don't think he is eating very well. He has no family. Is he eligible for Home Delivered Meals (Meals on Wheels)?

To be eligible for Home Delivered Meals (Meals on Wheels), a person must be at least 60 years old, homebound and unable to prepare their own meals. To find out more about our Home Delivered Meals program, call 801-525-5058.
I am having problems with a legal matter and cannot afford to hire an attorney to help me. Can Davis County Senior Services provide legal assistance and counsel?

Each of the senior activity centers has an attorney available once a month for legal advice. Contact Senior Services at 801-525-5050 or your nearest senior activity center for information.
I've noticed some bruises on the older woman who lives down the street from me. I think her children may be abusing her. Can anything be done to help her?

If you have reason to suspect that an older person is being abused, exploited or neglected, the situation should be immediately reported to Adult Protective Services at 800-371-7897.
My aunt lives out of state. She is getting quite old and frail. How can I find out about any services that may be available to assist her in her hometown?

The National Association of Area Agencies on Aging (n4a) has established the Eldercare Locator — a toll-free number for identifying information and referral services provided by programs across the country. Service providers are identified for every zip code in the country. Call the Elder Locator at 800-677-1116 available weekdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. (EST). ElderCare.gov

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Physical Address
22 South State Street
3rd Floor
Clearfield, Utah 84015

Mailing Address
Davis County Health Department
Senior Services
P.O. Box 618
Farmington, Utah 84025

Phone Numbers
(801) 525-5050 :: Main
(801) 525-5071 :: Fax

Hours
Monday – Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (except county holidays)

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