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Long Term Care Consultation

What is a Long Term Care Consultation?
A Long Term Care Consultation (LTCC) can help people make decisions about long-term care needs. This service helps people stay in their homes and receive help through alternatives to nursing facilities.
  • Long-term care consultants help people choose services and supports that meet the needs of the individual and their family.  
  • A Long Term Care Consultation incorporates the expertise of both social workers and public health nurses. 
  • A face-to-face meeting may be required to set up services, but a phone call with one of our Long Term Care staff can help you learn about what is available.
What is included in a Long Term Care Consultation?
The LTCC assesses an individual’s health status and level of independence in key areas of daily living.  The LTCC can also include:
  • information about local long-term care options
  • information about public and private programs that can provide services
  • pre-admission screening prior to nursing home admission
  • transition assistance to relocate people currently in nursing facilities
  • assessment and support planning for people considering community-based services
How do I request a Long Term Care Consultation?
Contact Public Health Intake (or by phone: 651-554-6115).
This page was last updated on: 03/16/2009

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