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Transportation is available to those 60 and over in all areas of the county. Dial-a-Ride services can be obtained Monday-Friday by calling the Center. A fixed route has also been established in the West areas of the County. Ride requests must be made at least 24 hours in advance. An escort is available to assist elderly passengers into vehicles and public facilities. Wheel chair access is available with advance notice.
Provides a variety of recreational activities including billiard tables, card games, bingo twice weekly on Tu and F at 1 pm, dances every F evening with a live band. During the Spring and Summer months feature tours and picnic outings with box lunch provided.
Provides home delivered meals for eligible seniors.
Meals are nutritionally balanced which provide the RDA for older adults. Some modified diets are available with nutrition counseling by a registered Dietitian. A second meal or Ensure is also available for eligible persons.
Provides in-home aid and case management, home delivery and congregate meals, transportation, social and recreational activities, legal services, shopping assistance, and health insurance counseling.
Services include in-home aid, home delivery and congregate meals, transportation, and social and recreational activities. Provides services in a prompt and timely manner with no need for waiting lists or delayed access.
An Outreach worker is available M - F and will provide information concerning programs and services by Uintah County Aging Services to encourage seniors to participate in activities at the Center. Outreach services may include home visits, telephone calls, one-on-one contacts in the Senior Center as well as public presentations, newspaper articles, published materials and brochures available in public places within the service area.
Case Managers/Registered Nurses will assess potential clients to determine eligibility for services and arrange for individualized care. Services provided may include be personal care, homemaker assistance, adult day care, home modification, emergency response system, meals, transportation, equipment, shopping assistance, caregiver respite, and overnight respite within program guidelines. Services coordinated with other community partners to maximize support.
Shopping assistance is available to assist those who are not able to leave their homes to do their own shopping or do necessary errands. A worker will pick up shopping list and pick up supplies and deliver them back the same day.
Legal seminars are available for those 60 and older through Utah Legal Services and regular group seminars are held at the Golden Age Center.
Report incidents when there are concerns about abuse or exploitation of a disabled or an older adult.
Information provided will cover such programs as Medicare, Medicaid, and supplemental Insurance policies. An Outreach worker will be available M - F for those who need direct assistance filling out necessary paper work to assist elderly clients in the application process for Medicaid or prescription drug benefits.