States Programs for Home Modifications for the Elderly (non-Medicaid)
What are State Assistance Programs for Home Modifications?
Some states have financial assistance programs, often called nursing home diversion programs that are not funded by Medicaid. The objective of these programs is to prevent the unnecessary institutionalization of the elderly. To that end these programs help pay for home modifications to enable the elderly and disabled to remain living at home. In addition, to helping seniors pay for environmental adaptations to their homes, some of these programs help pay for assistive technologies.
Typically the types of modifications covered by these programs include wheelchair ramps, bathroom re-models, stair-lifts, doorway widening and kitchen modifications. These programs may include grants or loans or often a combination of grants and loans are provided.
Typically the types of modifications covered by these programs include wheelchair ramps, bathroom re-models, stair-lifts, doorway widening and kitchen modifications. These programs may include grants or loans or often a combination of grants and loans are provided.
State Home Modification Assistance Program List
Florida Community Care for the Elderly (CCE)
Florida Home Care for the Elderly (HC)
Kentucky Hart-Supported Living Program
Massachusetts Home Care and Enhanced Community Options Programs
Nebraska Assistive Technology/Home Modifications Service
New Jersey Assistance for Community Caregiving (JACC)
New York Expanded In-home Services for the Elderly (EISEP)
New York State RESTORE Program
Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation (PATF)
PA Access Home Modification Program
Texas DADS Services to Assist Independent Living
Texas In-Home and Family Support
Utah's The Alternatives Program
Wisconsin Community Options Program (COP)
Wisconsin Family Care and Family Care Partnership
Use our Eldercare Financial Resource Locator Tool to find other public and private programs that can help pay for or reduce the costs of long term care for the elderly.
