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Getting the Right Care at the Right Time
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What is Palliative Care?
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recovery is our resolve. The foundation for successful healing is personalized care. Our short-term rehabilitation and long-term skilled nursing care services are designed to keep you healthy and improve your quality of life. Ca単on Lodge Care Center* Ca単on City | 719-275-4106
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Columbine Manor Care Center* San Luis Care Center Alamosa | 719-589-9081 Salida | 719-539-6112 Evergreen Nursing Home Alamosa | 719-589-4951
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Main Line ..............................557-4000
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Audiology ..............................557-8660
Pain Management ................557-3666
Breast Center of Excellence ... 557-5837
Pulmonary Rehabilitation......557-5280
Cardiac Rehabilitation ..........557-4578
Rehabilitation Services .........557-5108
Cardiology Innovations .........557-5280
Sleep Disorders Center ........557-5462
Centura Center for Rehab ....562-6200
Volunteer Opportunities ........557-5155
Health at Home.....................557-6600 Wound Care .........................562-6110 Coumadin Clinic ...................557-4840 Diabetes Education ..............557-5955
Family Medicine
Southern Colorado Dorcy Cancer Center ............557-5525 Family Medicine....................557-5855 Emergency, Trauma and Touchstone Health ................557-4744 Stroke Center .......................557-5656 Touchstone Health Gastroenterology ..................557-3660 Pueblo West .........................547-9119 Joint Replacement Center ....557-5622 Rocky Mountain Sports Centura Health Pharmacy ....557-5676
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How to Use This Guide Letter from the Publisher / Contact Information
TABLE OF CONTENTS
RESOURCES FOR AGING WELL
Advertiser Index
COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND SERVICES Adult Day Care Advocacy for Seniors Area Agencies on Aging Aquatic Classes and Therapy Care Management / Social Services Chiropractic Care Consumer Affairs / Legal Continuing Education County Health Departments Dental Discount Plans Dental Resources Driver’s License Offices & Training Elder Abuse Prevention Elder Law Emergency Departments Emergency Response Systems Employment Opportunities Financial & Food Assistance Financial Services Hearing - Audiologists / Hearing Aids Hearing Resources Hospice Hospitals Housing Placement & Resource Specialists Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND SERVICES continued 24-25 25 25-31 28-31 30-31 31 32 32-33 33 33 33-37 37-39 39 39 41 41 42 42
Libraries Massage Therapy Medicaid / Medicare Information Medicaid Planning Medicare Advantage Plans Medication Management Mental Health & Counseling Pain Management Pharmacy Physical Therapy Physicians and Clinical Directory Prescription Assistance Discount Medications Probate Rehabilitation Facilities Rehabilitation Hospitals Rehabilitation Services Respite Care Reverse Mortgage Services
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Senior Activities & Entertainment Senior Centers Senior Health Clinics Senior Organizations & Services Sleep Clinics Social Security Spine & Joint Care Staffing & Medical Services Support Groups & Services Transportation Urgent Care Veteran Services Vision Resources Volunteer Opportunities Wellness & Exercise Wound Care X-Ray and Diagnostics
HEALTH AT HOME - NON-MEDICAL, SKILLED HOME HEALTH, AND HOSPICE CARE
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Home Health Care Definitions
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Home Health Care Comparison Grid
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Home Health Care Agencies
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Non-Medical Home Care Comparison Grid
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Non-Medical Home Care Agencies
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Hospice Care Definitions
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Hospice Care Comparison Grid
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Hospice Care Agencies
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SENIOR HOUSING 56-57 83
Hildebrand Care Center See pages 56-57.
Hildebrand Care Center Housing Definitions
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Independent Living / Retirement Communities Comparison Grid
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Independent Living / Retirement Communities
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Housing Placement & Resource Specialists
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Assisted Living and Memory Care Assisted Living Communities Comparison Grid
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Assisted Living and Memory Care Assisted Living Communities
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Skilled Nursing Facilities Comparison Grid
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Skilled Nursing Facilities
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FEATURE ARTICLES 72 10-11
A Client's Home - What a Privilege! Aging Trends in Pueblo County
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Are You Noticing the Signs?
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Communication Strategies for Hearing Loss
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Consider Dental Plans for Savings Getting The Right Care At The Right Time For The Right Reason Integrative Medicine: The Healthcare Model of the Future Is Independent Living Right for Me? Medicaid Planning for Long Term Care Medicare 2016 “In a Nutshell�
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Overcoming Your Fear of Probate
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REHAbiLiTATiON HOSPiTALS Rehabilitation Hospitals, sometimes referred to as Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospitals, provide intensive rehab to patients who are generally medically stable but need help to recover from injury or other medical conditions. They can be found within a hospital or in a free-standing building. Rehabilitation hospitals were created to provide services less costly on a per diem basis than general hospitals but provide a high level of professional therapies such as physical, occupational and speech therapies. Rehabilitation Hospitals must offer a minimum number of physician visits, increased daily rehab hours (3 hours/day, 5 days/week of PT, OT, and/or Speech), and interdisciplinary services including increased RN oversight and nursing hours per day.
munication still remains miniIt has become essential that hcare providers are able to work her to coordinate treatment, nt unnecessary testing, and be o manage chronic conditions being able to still provide y care for their patients in the priate setting.
impact of integrative Imagine being able to be treated by multiple healthcare providers in one clinic. Integrative clinics have been able to unite multiple healthcare ders and reduce the overall isfaction by providing more attention, better communicaand a wider range of healthcare ns all under one roof. This mins having the patient commute one place to another or schedppointments at multiple clinics. ders would then be able to work her and communicate as a partip to treat the whole body and de the care everyone has been ng for which will increase their l satisfaction. ng to coordinate healthcare around multiple providers
Parkview Medical Center 400 W 16th St, Pueblo 81003 719-584-4000
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation at St Mary-Corwin Medical Center (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5280
RiverRun Rehabilitation at Belmont Lodge
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St Mary-Corwin Rehab Services (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5708 St Thomas More Cardiac Rehab
(ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2492
St Mary-Corwin Medical Center 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
St Thomas More Rehab Services
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This section is alphabetical. You will find hundreds of different services and organizations that work with seniors and their families. This includes professional services, such as Adult Day, Care Management, Elder Law, Social Security, Senior Centers, etc...
Steel City Rehabilitation at Minnequa Medicenter (ad on page ??) 2701 California, Pueblo 81004 719-561-1300
Cardiac Rehabilitation at St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4578
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Speech Therapy – Refers to services to assess and treat speech and swallowing disorders. Speech therapy can treat speech, language, cognitive skills or swallowing.
Physical Therapy – Refers to services for the treatment and the rehabilitation process where a physical therapist will often stretch, strengthen, facilitate muscles, challenge balance, test coordination abilities, teach home exercise programs and enhance basic mobility skills.
Occupational Therapy – Refers to services to assess and treat patients to improve their ability to perform tasks in their daily living and working environments. Patients may have mental, physical, developmental, or emotional disabilities. Therapists also help them to develop, recover, or maintain daily living and work skills. Occupational therapists help clients not only to improve their basic motor functions and
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This section offers three different comparison grids; the first features Non-Medical and Personal Assistance at home, the second contains Skilled Home Healthcare, and the third grid showcases Hospice Services for end of life care. First familiarize yourself with the different services that are offered by each agency. You will find definitions about each service at the beginning of this section. Many options exist; we hope this will help you find a provider to meet your specific needs.
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First you should familiarize yourself with the many options available and determine which one is best for your needs. You will find definitions of each type of housing at the beginning of the housing section. Then turn to our easy to read comparison grids. The grids are divided into 3 categories, depending on the type of community: Independent Living and Retirement, Assisted Living, and Skilled Nursing. The buildings are listed by city or county so you can zero in on the specific areas you are looking for.
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DEAR VALUED READERS: Thank you for picking up the new February 2016-17 Edition of the Southern Colorado Seniors Blue Book. As you may have noticed last edition the Seniors Blue Book has undergone a complete makeover and we are pleased with the very positive feedback we have received. It is of utmost importance to us that the book not only looks and feels like a modern publication, but readability and ease of use is paramount as well. Along with our new design came the launch of the new and improved SeniorsBlueBook.com. If you have not already viewed us on-line I highly recommend that you do so. Our new website offers expanded search and filter options, video, a robust articles and definitions library, expanded senior activity calendars, and so much more. We are very proud of our new cutting edge website and hope you will be able to take full advantage of all the benefits of using the printed
edition and on-line editions together. In this edition we have several important and educational articles you should take a look at. “Getting the Right Care at the Right Time” on pg. 64 is a very important issue as well as “What is Palliative Care” on pg. 81. We also have some great articles related to finance such as “Medicaid Planning for Long Term Care” on pg. 28 and if you are a Caregiver, you must take a look at the “Are You Noticing the Signs” article on pg. 92 for some keen insight on deciding when it’s the right time to consider home health or housing options As with each new edition we truly appreciate the support of you the reader as well as our advertising partners that make it possible to provide this wonderful resource to the community for free. Please contact us at 800-201-9989 or Info@SeniorsBlueBook.com if you have any suggestions or comments to make the Seniors Blue Book even better. Sincerely,
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Adult Day Programs are for seniors who need a place to stay during daytime hours because they have difficulty functioning alone (e.g. dementia, physical limitations). Please check our Housing Grids starting on pages 94-97 for facilities that may offer this service.
ADVOCACY FOR SENIORS / PATIENTS Senior Advocacy Agency of Pueblo 719-582-9319 AREA AGENCIES ON AGING (AAA) Eldercare Locator Nationwide 800-677-1116 Locates any Area Agency on Aging (AAA) Nationwide East Central Council of Govts 128 Colorado Ave, Stratton 80836 719-348-5562 Serving Cheyenne, Elbert, Kit Carson, Lincoln Counties Huerfano / Las Animas Area – South Central Council of Govts 300 Bonaventure Ave, Trinidad 81082 719-845-1133 Serving Huerfano, Las Animas Counties Lower Arkansas Valley AAA 13 W 3rd St, Rm 110, La Junta 81050 719-383-3166 Serving Baca, Bent, Crowley, Kiowa, Otero, Prowers Counties Pueblo AAA 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6110 Serving Pueblo County
South-Central Colorado Srs Inc 1116 3rd St, Alamosa 81101 719-589-4511 Serving Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande, Saguache Counties Upper Arkansas AAA 139 E 3rd St, Salida 81201 719-539-3341 Serving Chaffee, Custer, Fremont, Lake Counties AQUATIC CLASSES & THERAPY
Avila Integrative Medicine (ad on page 47) – 1208 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo 81008 – 3960 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo 81005 844-CALL-AIM / 719-565-1276
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ADULT DAY CARE PROGRAMS
CARE MANAGEMENT SOCIAL SERVICES Care management and social service agencies provide assistance and guidance in coordinating long-term care, in-home care, or other services, based on needs. STATE
Colorado Dept of Human Services 800-536-5298 COUNTY
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Aging Trends in Pueblo County, The Older Americans Act was signed Colorado into law on July 14, 1965, establishing the Administration on Aging at the Federal level in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, intending to assist elderly Americans maintain their dignity and live independently in their own communities by removing barriers to independent living and providing continual care for vulnerable older individuals.
Services to seniors and an integral part of Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services (CMMS) and Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Finance initiatives relating to the Aging and Disability Resources of Colorado in each Colorado Region. The Pueblo Area Agency on Aging (PAAA) Plan for the period of July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2019 reflects our As a result of the Act, commucommitment to prepare for the aging nity-based services and nutrition of the population and to use our censervices programs for America’s older tralized infrastructure to coordinate adults were established, and the activities to serve older individuals national structure of the “Aging Serin Pueblo vices Network” Figure 1. Colorado AAA Regions County in was formed a manner and is responsive charged with to their the responsiand their bility of procaregivers’ moting the needs and development preferences. of a compreAdditional hensive and information coordinated provides system of context, home and including communithe demographics of our service ty based services for eligible older area, collection of community input persons 60 years of age or older and and other data, including mandated their caregivers. requirements in identifying Pueblo All AAAs continue to serve as AAA priority services in the next four leaders relative to all aging issues in years. their Planning and Service Area(s); Aging trends are creating new to be the primary source of advocacy, challenges and opportunities for our leadership, coordination of Nutrition system of care for older adults. The and Home and Community Based Administration on Aging, now known
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Figure 2. Region 7, as Agency for Pueblo County Community Livranks fourth ing (ACL), has in percentfocused efforts age of older and advanced adults living in a framework for Poverty. Only modernizing the San Luis the role of the Valley, Region Aging Service 8; South-EastNetwork in ern Colorado, long-term care. Region 6; and This strategy Huerfano/ is designed to Figure 3. Las Animas strengthen the Counties, ReNetwork’s role gion 14 have in informing higher poverty individuals, levels. referring to or A map assisting in of the 16 applying for Colorado AAA services, giving Regions is older adults a displayed in greater role in Figure 1 to asdetermining sist in reading the types and Figure 2, Poverty levels by Region. the manner in which these services Region 7 is tied for the fourth are delivered, as well as, empowerhighest rate of people 60+ living at ing older adults to live healthier and 185% of Poverty with Region 1, in more active lives. North-East Colorado, behind Regions The characteristics and needs of 6, 8 and 14, as shown in Figure 3. older adults are also changing. Individuals with disabilities are living longer and experiencing more effects of Editor’s Note: Contributing Sources: aging. One common denominator for CDHS Aging and Adult Services (AAA map); seniors in Pueblo County and many CDOLA Demographer (Statistics) ; Region others across the country is that 12 Program Director-Alpine Area Agency on Aging, Jean Hammes (Some content and bar older adults are redefining the aging graphs) The full version of the Region 7 Area process and shattering stereotypes Plan is available by emailing a request to about what it means to grow older, espinosam@co.pueblo.co.us. including retirement and health.
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Better Business Bureau 303-758-2100
Dept of Human Services – Las Animas 215 2nd St, Las Animas 81054 719-456-2620 – Pueblo 201 W 8th St, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6160 – Ordway 631 Main St, Ste 100, Ordway 81063 719-267-3546 – Walsenburg 121 W 6th St, Walsenburg 81089 719-738-2810 x31 – Westcliffe 205 S 6th St, Westcliffe 81252 719-783-2371
Civil Rights Office 800-368-1019
Fremont Cnty Dept of Human Svcs 172 Justice Center Rd, Cañon City 81212 719-275-2318 Las Animas Dept of Social Svcs 204 S Chestnut St, Trinidad 81082 719-846-2276 x7130 CHIROPRACTIC CARE
Avila Integrative Medicine (ad on page 47) – 1208 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo 81008 – 3960 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo 81005 844-CALL-AIM / 719-565-1276
CONSUMER AFFAIRS – LEGAL AARP Elder Watch 800-222-4444 x2 Bent/Crowley/Otero Counties District Attorney 311 Santa Fe Ave, La Junta 81050 719-384-8786 12 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
Colorado Bar Association 800-332-6736 Colorado Legal Svcs – Regional 800-395-2465 Colorado Legal Services 1000 W 6th St, Ste I, Pueblo 81003 719-545-6708 Council of Government Cañon City 3224 Independence Rd, Cañon City 81212 719-275-4979 District Attorney Ofc – Pueblo Cty 201 W 8th St, Ste 801, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6030 Grandparents Resource Center 303-980-5707 Huerfano-Las Animas Counties District Attorney 200 E 1st St, Ste 302, Trinidad 81082 719-846-9224 Legal Center Services 800-288-1376 Public Defenders Office 132 W B St, Ste 200, Pueblo 81003 719-546-0006 US Consumer Product Safety Commission Hotline 800-638-2772 US Food & Drug Administration Info 888-463-6332
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CONTINUING EDUCATION Pueblo Community College 900 W Orman Ave, GC 201A, Pueblo 81004 719-549-3267 Offers a variety of lifelong learning classes including Senior Focus in computers, Internet, art, cooking, etc. Classes are short term and offered each semester. Contact Community Education at 719549-3267 for details. Pueblo Community College – Fremont Campus 51320 W Highway 50, Cañon City 81212 719-296-6100 The Fremont Campus offers a “Mini College” during Spring Break. The class topics, presented by community volunteers, range from finance and senior federal and state legislation to history, cooking, travel, and emergency preparedness. Costs are per class or entire week. Cyber classes are also presented each semester. Times and cost vary. For more information call 719-296-6100. COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS Bent County Public Health 701 Park Av, Las Animas 81054 719-456-0517 Custer County Public Health 704 Edwards Ave, Westcliffe 81252 719-783-3369 Fremont County Public Health 172 Justice Ctr Rd, Cañon City 81212 719-275-1626
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Huerfano-Las Animas Counties District Health Dept 412 Benedicta Ave, Trinidad 81082 719-846-2213 Otero County Dept of Health 13 W 3rd St, Rm 111, La Junta 81050 719-383-3040` Pueblo City County Health Dept 101 W 9th, Pueblo 81003 719-583-4300 DENTAL DISCOUNT PLANS
American Dental Group
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American Dental Group
(ad on page 14) 3617 Betty Dr, Ste G, CS 80917 719-633-3000 / 800-633-3010
Colorado Foundation of Dentistry for the Handicapped 1800 15th St, Ste 100, Denver 80202 888-471-6334 Huerfano / Las Animas Area Agency on Aging 300 S Bonaventure Ave, Trinidad 81082 719-845-1133 x224 Pueblo Community Health Center Denture Program 2030 Lake Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-564-4823
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Consider Dental Plans for Savings Everyone Wants To Sell You Dental Insurance; But A Dental Plan Is Better Dental care is the largest out-ofpocket medical expense for many retirees. To save a diseased molar can mean a root canal ($900) and a crown ($1100); totaling $2,000. Only 30% of seniors have any type of dental coverage. But is it worth it to buy dental coverage? Probably not; instead consider a good discount dental plan. A single senior (age 65 or older) cost for a discount dental plan can be as low as $8.95 per month ($107.40 per year). Members of a discount dental plan are given special reduced fees from a network of excellent dentists who will perform all dental procedures
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at 20-60% savings. And you do get a tax deduction for your dental care costs. Dental insurance has a low annual limit on benefits – typically $1200. AARP’s basic plan costs $478 per year, which gives you a maximum of $1000 for dental work. Or they have a plan with a $1350 maximum for $664 per year. This is typical of most stand alone dental insurance coverage. Though you usually have twice a year cleanings and exams that do not count against the maximum, are they really “free” when you are paying those types of premiums? Continued on next page
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Today there are more options for seniors to help save money on dental costs. Consider what you spent on dental care last year, and find a discount dental plan so you can compare those costs. The savings will surprise you! Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Don Whaley, with American Dental Group and may be reached at 719-633-3000 or by email at don@ americandentalgroup.org. See ad on page 14.
DRIVING LICENSE OFFICES & TRAINING AARP Driver Safety Program 888-227-7669 – Alamosa 715 6th St, Alamosa 81101 719-589-4274 – Cañon City 127 Justice Ctr Rd, Ste K, Cañon City 81212 719-275-5617 – La Junta 13 W 3rd St, Ste 101, La Junta 81050 719-384-2801 – Pueblo 827 W 4th St, Pueblo 81003 719-543-5164 – Trinidad 200 W 1st St, Trinidad 81082 719-846-4348 ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION NATIONAL
ABA Commission on Legal Problems of the Elderly 202-662-8690
National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-7233 National Center on Elder Abuse 800-677-1116 Ombudsman for the Institutionalized Elderly 877-582-6995 STATE
Colorado Bar Association 303-860-1115 Legal Center for People with Disabilities & Older People 455 Sherman St, Ste 130, Denver 80203 303-722-0300
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Fremont County Domestic Violence Coalition – Confidential Help Line 719-275-2429 Huerfano / Las Animas Area Agency on Aging 300 S Bonaventure Ave, Trinidad 81082 719-845-1133 x225 Otero Area Agency on Aging 13 W 3rd St, Rm 110, PO Box 494 La Junta 81050 719-383-3166 Serving Bent, Crowley, Otero Counties Pueblo Area Agency on Aging 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6110 Serving Pueblo County Continued on next page
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St Thomas More Hospital
Upper Arkansas Area Agency on Aging 139 E 3rd St, Salida 81201 719-539-3341 Serving Custer and Fremont Counties ELDER LAW
Jolene L. DeVries, Attorney (ad on page 16) 831 Royal Gorge Blvd #21 Cañon City 81212 719-275-4424
EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS
Argus Home Care – Lifesaver Systems
(ad on page 18) 800-288-3961 – 807 W 4th St, Pueblo 81003 – 501 Main St, Cañon City 81212
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EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS Parkview – Pueblo West Emergency Dept 899 E Industrial Blvd, Pueblo West 81007 719-288-2100 Parkview Medical Ctr – Level II Trauma 400 W 16th St, Pueblo 81003 DeVries_Q_SCO0115_CS Ad Proof 719-584-4400
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(ad on page 75) 117 W 3rd St, La Junta 81050 800-288-3961
Commstar Alarms
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SRDA Lifeline
(ad on page 18) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-1212
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Fremont County Senior Services Solutions Plus 321 N Cottonwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-3900
InnovAge
(ad on page 30) 401 W Northern Ave, Pueblo 81004 888-992-4464
Vocational Rehab Program 720 N Main, Ste 320, Pueblo 81003 719-544-1406 FINANCIAL & FOOD ASSISTANCE STATE
Hunger Free Colorado – HOTLINE (ad on page 20) 855 855-4626
HUERFANO, FREMONT & OTERO COUNTIES
Florence Community Center 100 Railroad, Florence 81226 719-784-6493 Fremont County Human Svcs 172 Justice Center Rd, Cañon City 81212 719-275-2318 Golden Age Center (GAC) – Cañon City Sr Center 728 Main St, Cañon City 81212 719-275-5177
Huerfano / Las Animas Area Agency on Aging 300 S Bonaventure Ave, Trinidad 81082 719-845-1133 Meals on Wheels – 702 Greenwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-8548 – 100 Railroad, Florence 81226 719-784-6493 Otero County Housing Authority (Rental Assistance) 315 E 5th St, La Junta 81050 719-384-9055 Sr Nutrition / Congregate Meals – 100 Railroad St, Florence 81212 719-784-6493 – 405 Broadway, Penrose 81240 719-372-3872
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Upper Arkansas Area – USAACOG 3224 Independence Rd, Cañon City 81215 719-275-4979 Walsenburg Housing Authority 220 Russell Ave, Walsenburg 81089 719-738-2720 PUEBLO COUNTY
AARP Tax Aide 888-227-7669 Catholic Charities (utilities, rent – by appt only) 429 W 10th #101, Pueblo 81003 719-544-4233 Centura Health Links 719-557-3188 Colorado Indigent Care Program (finance) St Mary-Corwin Medical Center 1008 Minnequa Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-3846 Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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Salvation Army 520 W 13th, Pueblo 81003 719-543-3656
Community Soup Kitchen 422 W 7th, Pueblo 81003 719-545-6540
Senior Rehab 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6320
Commodity Surplus Food (housing & human services) 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6199
SRDA Meals on Wheels
Dept of Social Svcs (Food Stamps) 201 W 8th St, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6160
SRDA Minor Home Repair Program (HELP/CHORE)
(ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-543-0100
(ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900
LEAP Energy Program 866-432-8435
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NeighborWorks of Pueblo 1241 E Routt Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-544-8078 Pueblo Center for Disabilities 1304 Berkeley, Pueblo 81004 719-546-1271 Pueblo City Housing Authority 1414 N Santa Fe Av, 10th Fl, Pueblo 81003 719-544-6230 Pueblo Cooperative Care Center 326 W 8th St, Pueblo 81003 719-543-7484
(ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6611
SRDA Senior Nutrition Program (ad on page 46)
230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900
Weatherization Program (housing & human services) 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6110
NEED HELP BUYING GROCERIES? • Food Assistance Program (SNAP) is a program you paid into during your working life • Receive one-on-one assistance with applying for SNAP • Other food resources are available if your SNAP benefits are not enough
Food Resource Hotline STATEWIDE, TOLL-FREE
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Medicaid Consulting Group (ad on page 29) 665 Southpoint Ct, Ste 100, CS 80906 719-645-8350
Free Captioned Telephones for the Deaf or Hard of Hearing 720-481-7188
HEARING – AUDIOLOGISTS & HEARING AIDS
Hear Now 800-648-4327 Hearing Aid Helpline 800-521-5247
HearAid Audiology Clinic
(ad on page 23) 3595 Spaulding Ave, Ste A, Pueblo 81008 888-625-0655
National Institute on Deafness 800-241-1044
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Dial A Hearing Screening (M-F 9am-4pm Eastern) 800-222-3277
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Colorado Vocational Rehab Svcs for the Deaf 720 N Main St, Ste 320, Pueblo 81003 719-544-1406
NATIONAL & REGIONAL
American Speech-LanguageHearing Association 800-638-8255 Better Hearing Institute 800-327-9355
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Communication Strategies One of the toughest things to overfor Hearing Loss come when dealing with somebody with hearing loss is the difficulty of communication. Conversations can be frustrating.
Many couples find themselves depressed and isolated. Conversations that were smooth-flowing and easy, become short, curt and just enough to get by. A painful and lonely void can start to grow in these relationships. Don’t give up. Strategies exist to enhance communication with others and prevent this frustration. First and foremost, find out what levels your hearing is at. When people with hearing loss “hear” a word that is totally different then what was said, they are at a disadvantage right from the start. They sometimes fail at understanding the big picture, by missing small parts needed to put the puzzle together. This is also true among people who have normal hearing, yet have trouble with listening and concentrating in specific noisy environments. It is very important to take corrective measures for even minimal hearing losses that may be present. A diagnostic hearing evaluation should be performed by an Audiologist who can provide a hearing solution that is individualized. Next, find your environment baseline. Take a seat in the environment that you are trying to improve, and just listen to the sounds around you. Take note of any distracting sounds
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around – like sounds coming from the hallway, or the fan/lights, or the outside noise coming in from the windows. These noises can be really distracting if the person sitting nearby has any listening issues. Make sure ambient noise is minimized, or even removed from the room. When speaking one-on-one with someone, make sure they are looking at your face and that they can repeat back what you have told them. Also, before speaking to the person, try to get their attention by calling their name first, so their subconscious brain can help alert them as well. Walk up to them or have them come to you before giving out important information. Try not to speak from another room. After getting their attention, begin talking. Also, have the person repeat back what you told them to ensure understanding. Written instructions are particularly beneficial. Aural rehabilitation is another therapy that includes speech and lip reading skills to enhance conversation. Finally, don’t give up! For more help and a complimentary hearing test contact HearAid Audiology Clinic 888-625-0655. Editor’s Note: This article was written by Dr. Renee Hadad Cichon-Audiologist with HearAid Audiology Clinic. She may be reached at 888-625-0655. See ad on page 23.
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HOSPICE Hospices provide individuals facing terminal illness with clinical and psycho/ social care at home or in a healthcare facility. Most hospices accept Medicare/ Medicaid and private pay. For a list of providers, see our hospice grid on pages 78-79.
National Hospice Organization Helpline 800-658-8898 HOSPITALS ALAMOSA COUNTY
San Luis Regional Medical Ctr 106 Blanca Av, Alamosa 81101 719-589-2511 FREMONT COUNTY
St Thomas More Hospital (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2000 HUERFANO COUNTY
Spanish Peaks Regional Health Ctr 23500 US Hwy 160, Walsenburg 81089 719-738-5100 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY
Mount San Rafael Hospital 410 Benedicta Ave, Trinidad 81082 719-846-9213 OTERO COUNTY
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Parkview Medical Center 400 W 16th St, Pueblo 81003 719-584-4000
St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
HOUSING PLACEMENT AND RESOURCE SPECIALISTS See listings on pages 91-93.
LIBRARIES ALAMOSA COUNTY
Alamosa Public Library 303 Hunt Ave, Alamosa 81101 719-589-6592 CROWLEY COUNTY
Ordway Town Library 1007 Main St, Ordway 81063 719-267-3823 CUSTER COUNTY
West Custer County Library 209 Main St, Westcliffe 81252 719-783-9138 FREMONT COUNTY
Cañon City Public Library 516 Macon Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-269-9020 John C Fremont Library 130 Church Ave, Florence 81226 719-784-4649
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Patrick A Lucero Library 1315 E 7th St, Pueblo 81001 719-562-5600
Spanish Peaks Library District 415 Walsen Av, Walsenburg 81089 719-738-2774 LAS ANIMAS COUNTY
Pueblo West Library 298 S Joe Martinez Blvd, Pueblo West 81007 719-562-5660
Aguilar Public Library 146 W Main St, Aguilar 81020 719-941-4426
Tom L & Anna Marie Giodone Libr 24655 US-50 BUS, Pueblo 81006 719-562-5660
Carnegie Public Library 202 N Animas St, Trinidad 81082 719-846-6841 OTERO COUNTY
Fowler Public Library 411 6th St, Fowler 81039 719-263-4472 Rocky Ford City Library 400 S 10th St, Rocky Ford 81067 719-254-6641 Woodruff Memorial Library 522 Colorado Av, La Junta 81050 719-384-4612 PUEBLO COUNTY
Barkman Library 1300 Jerry Murphy Rd, Pueblo 81001 719-562-5680 Greenhorn Valley Library 4801 Cibola Dr, Pueblo 81004 719-562-5600 Lamb Branch Library 2525 S Pueblo Blvd, Pueblo 81005 719-562-5670
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Penrose Community Library 35 7th Ave, Penrose 81240 719-372-6017
(ad on page 47) – 1208 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo 81008 – 3960 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo 81005 844-CALL-AIM / 719-565-1276
MEDICAID & MEDICARE INFORMATION Colorado Division of Insurance 800-930-3745 Integrated Community Health Partners 855-959-7340
Medicaid Consulting Group (ad on page 29) 665 Southpoint Ct, Ste 100, CS 80906 719-645-8350
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Medicare 2016 “In A Nutshell” (Parts A, B & Medigap Plans) Original Medicare is a government health insurance program primarily for people age 65 and older. It has four main parts: A, B, C & D. The chart below is an example of how Parts A & B work together with a traditional Medicare supplement also known as a “Medigap Plan.” Medicare Part A Hospital Insurance
Medicare Part B Medical Insurance
Supplemental Policy Plans A - N Medigap
Generally no cost If you paid Medicare taxes while working
Most people will pay monthly $104.90 - $121.86
Premium varies by company, age, location & other factors.
$166 annual deductible.
These plans generally pay the Part A & B deductibles, the 20% not covered by Part B & other Medicare eligible benefits.
$1,288 deductible (per hospital stay) It is possible to pay $1,260 several times a year. Plan covers: Inpatient hospital care, home health care services, hospice, inpatient skilled nursing & more. Providers are paid by Medicare assignment. No coverage outside USA.
80/20 after deductible. Plan covers: health care providers, ambulance, emergency care, outpatient surgical, preventive services and other Medicare approved benefits. Most doctors accept Medicare patients. No out-of-pocket maximum.
No out-of-pocket maximum.
Limited dental and vision services
Many people add a Medigap plan, Part D or an Advantage Plan (Part C) to fill the “gaps” in the coverage.
Many people add a Medigap plan, Part D or an Advantage Plan (Part C) to fill the “gaps” in the coverage.
When this coordinates with Medicare, many benefits are 100% covered Plans coordinate with any doctor or hospital that accepts Medicare Can provide benefits outside USA Plans are only available through insurance companies. People should add a Part D plan to cover prescription drugs. Must have Part A & B to enroll.
For more information visit www.medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE. There is no additional cost to use the services of a full time insurance professional. Please call us or a broker in your local area for additional assistance. This article was written by Craig N. Anderson, President of Anderson Benefits, Inc. located in Salt Lake City, Utah. To contact call: 877-363-9575 or craig@andersonbenefits.com 26 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
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(Part C Advantage Plans & Part D) Medicare Advantage plans are governed by Medicare. They are only offered through insurance companies that have an annual contract with Medicare. They are NOT the same as Medigap policies. They must cover all Medicare approved services. Most Advantage plans include Part D prescription drug coverage. Advantage Plans Part C Instead of a Medigap Plan
Medicare Part D Drug Program
Premium varies by company and coverage. (Same premium for all ages).
Premium varies by company and coverage. (Same premium for all ages).
Part B premium ($104.90 - $121.86) is still paid. Companies have annual contracts with Medicare.
Plans are generally a variation of the following:
There are many plan types available: PPO, HMO, PFFS, etc. Plans have co-pays and /or coinsurance for covered benefits & services.
Deductible (Phase I) $0 - $360 deductible Initial Coverage (Phase II) co-pay coverage until the total cost of the drugs = $3,310
Plans have an annual out-of pocket maximum.
Coverage Gap (Phase III) The member now pays almost all costs: 58% coinsurance or co-pay for covered generic drugs. 45% coinsurance for covered brand name drugs. You stay here until member has paid $4,850
Plans may have additional services and discounts, including dental, vision, emergency & more.
Catastrophic Coverage (Phase IV) For the remaining calendar year, covered drugs are: $2.95 / $7.40 or 5% depending on drug tier.
There is an Annual Election Period (AEP) which runs from October 15 - December 7 of each year. This is time to make changes in company or coverage.
Part D can be separate with medigap & PFFS plans. There is a penalty for late enrollment into Part D.
Preventive care is covered 100%.
Must have Part A & B to enroll.
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Annual Election Period is Oct 15 - Dec 7 each year Must have Part A or B to enroll.
For more information visit www.medicare.gov or call 1-800-MEDICARE. This information is the opinion of the author and intended as an easy to read summary. This is not a contract. Additional limitations and exclusions may apply to services. In the event of any inconsistencies with Medicare or with a published medical insurers certificate, the certificate / Medicare will control. Prepared 12/2015 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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Medicaid Planning for Finding a Pathway to Approval Long Term Care Webster defines planning as a map, or a way of doing in pursuit of a desired outcome. That’s why we make plans when it comes to things we value. From the more weighty matters of our education, career, taxes and retirement to the more light topics of vacation, workouts or even yard sales, we invest time and energy to build a pathway to what we want. As we continue to age and look beyond our retirement years we are confronted with yet another challenge and the need for a plan. Many of us have loved ones or will ourselves eventually need long term care (LTC). Whether in need of nursing home, assisted living or in home care, the cost of these services far exceeds what most seniors can carry on their own. For those who cannot afford or qualify for private LTC insurance, Medicaid remains the most common source of funding such services. However, Medicaid approval comes with eligibility requirements that most applicants lack clear understanding of and are not prepared to meet. That is where the value of Medicaid planning begins. Medicaid planning starts with a financial assessment that provides clarity through accurate information which enables better decisions with greater confidence. Planning identifies potential problems with eligibility and works to find solutions
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that best match the client needs and priorities. Ultimately, Medicaid planning takes an individual from a point of ineligibility to a position of eligibility before the application is filed. The result is a smoother application process with less stress and worry. Medicaid planning can also identify legitimate means of preserving income and assets. To the surprise of many, Medicaid guidelines enable planning methods that protect income and assets for a spouse, disabled family members or even the applicant themselves. Such preservation can provide a means of supplementing future needs. Remember, proper planning works within the guidelines and never calls one to compromise his/her integrity. So if you or someone you love is in current need of LTC, or you simply want to be better informed of the possibilities in Medicaid planning, seek out the guidance of a qualified professional and begin building your planned “Pathway to Approval”. Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Michael Sapp, Certified Medicaid Planner for the Medicaid Consulting Group, LLC. He may be reached at 719-645-8350 or by email at: Mike@medicaidconsultant.org. See ad page 29.
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» Stop the spendown of your life savings » Protect income and assets for a spouse or disabled child » Protect your home from state recovery » Assure applications are approved the first time » Enable you and your family to make informed decisions » Provide confidence and peace of mind
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Caregiver Support Social Engagement
855.487.6768 TTY dial 711, request connection to 855.487.6768
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MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLANS
InnovAge Greater Colorado PACE
Medicare Social Security Office 800-633-4227
(ad on page 30) 401 W Northern Av, Pueblo 81004 855-487-6768
Senior Link 230 N Union, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6611
MEDICATION MANAGEMENT
MEDICAID PLANNING
Commstar Alarms
Medicaid Consulting Group
(ad on page 17) – Pueblo, 719-404-4114 – Cañon City, 719-285-4456 – La Junta, 719-928-8928 – Lamar, 719-931-8722
(ad on page 29) 665 Southpoint Ct, Ste 100, CS 80906 719-645-8350
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MENTAL HEALTH AND COUNSELING American Psychological Association 800-964-2000 Colorado Mental Health Institute 1600 W 24th St, Pueblo 81003 719-546-4000 National Mental Health Association 800-969-6642 National Suicide Prevention Hotline 800-273-TALK
Peak View Behavioral Health
Suicide Prevention 800-SUICIDE Suicide Prevention Helpline 719-544-1133 PAIN MANAGEMENT
Avila Integrative Medicine (ad on page 47) – 1208 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo 81008 – 3960 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo 81005 844-CALL-AIM / 719-565-1276
St Mary-Corwin Physician Partners (ad on page 2)
1925 E Orman Ste A235, Pueblo 81004 719-557-3666
(ad on page 32) 7353 Sisters Grove, Colorado Springs 80923 719-444-8484
PEAK VIEW BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Helping Families put their lives back together one piece at a time Hospital Services
• Group Therapy and Family Sessions • Psychiatric Services (Medication Management) • Treatment Planning
Outpatient Programs
• Medication Management • Leisure Time Activities • Snacks
• Family and Caregiver Education • Nursing/Medical Services • Case Management • Recreation Therapy • Treatment Planning • Group Therapy • Transportation Service
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(ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-3666
PHARMACIES
Centura Health Pharmacy
(ad on page 2) 1925 E Orman, Ste 102, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5676
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Avila Integrative Medicine (ad on page 47) – 1208 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo 81008 – 3960 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo 81005 844-CALL-AIM / 719-565-1276
PHYSICIANS & CLINICAL DIRECTORY ARTHRITIS
Southern Colorado Clinic 3676 Parker Blvd #230, Pueblo 81008 719-553-2203 AUDIOLOGY
HearAid Audiology Clinic
(ad on page 23) 3595 Spaulding Ave, Ste A, Pueblo 81008 888-625-0655 BARIATRICS St Thomas More Weight Loss Surgery 9338 Bell Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-275-4061
CARDIOLOGY
Cardiology Innovations at St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5280
St Thomas More Specialty Clinic (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-776-8500 DIABETES
Dernovsek, Kenneth, MD 1925 E Orman, Ste 115, Pueblo 81004 719-564-4500
Diabetes Education Center at St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2)
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St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr
1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5955
St Thomas More Diabetes Management
(ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2712 EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALISTS
Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic of Pueblo 1304 N Grand Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-544-3752 Greenwood ENT Specialists 1619 N Greenwood St #309, Pueblo 81003 719-544-7115 Southern Colorado ENT & Allergy 1925 E Orman, Ste 357, Pueblo 81004 719-557-8660 Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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St Thomas More Physician Group (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1339 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2380 EYE SPECIALIST
Retina Consultants of Southern Colorado 3691 Parker Blvd #101, Pueblo 81008 719-583-1575 Rocky Mountain Eye Center 27 Montebello Rd, Pueblo 81001 719-545-1530 Southern Colorado Eye Associates 326 Dozier Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-276-0344 Southern Co Eye Care Associate 1620 Fortino Blvd, Pueblo 81008 719-542-3555 FAMILY PRACTICE
Bliss, Robert, MD 704 Edwards Ave, Westcliffe 81252 719-783-2380
Centura Family Care Center
(ad on page 2) 916 Indiana Ave, Ste 120, Pueblo 81004 719-557-8620
Rocky Mountain Sports & Family Medicine
(ad on page 2) 1315 Fortino Blvd West, Pueblo 81008 719-557-8600
Smith, Bradley, DO 44 Briargate Terrace, Pueblo 81001 719-546-6300 34 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
Southern Colorado Family Medicine (ad on page 2) 902 Lakeview Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5855
St Thomas More Physician Group (ad on Inside Back Cover) 614 Yale Pl, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2700
Touchstone Health Pueblo West (ad on page 2)
729 E Spalding Ave, Pueblo 81007 719-547-9119
Touchstone Health South
(ad on page 2) 1925 Orman Ave, Ste 440, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4744 GASTROENTEROLOGY
Azar, Camille, MD 1020 Lakeview, Pueblo 81004 719-564-1426 Digestive Diseases Specialists of Colorado 1600 N Grand Ave #440, Pueblo 81003 719-543-3500 Parkview Cañon City Speciality Clinic 109 Latigo Ln, Ste E, Cañon City 81212 719-595-7740 Parkview Gastroenterology 1600 N Grand Av #150, Pueblo 81003 719-595-7680
Polintan, Lirio, MD, FACP, FACG 1600 N Grand Av #345, Pueblo 81003 719-545-0552
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(ad on page 2) 1020 Lakeview Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-3660 INFUSION SERVICES
Dorcy Cancer Center Ambulatory Infusion Svcs (ad on page 2) 2004 Lake Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5570
St Thomas More Ambulatory Infusion Center (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2855 INTERNAL MEDICINE
Adult Medicine Specialists 314 W 16th St, Pueblo 81003 719-546-3511 Emergi Medical Clinic 1080 Chinook Ln, Pueblo 81001 719-564-9400 Heritage Internal Medicine 1925 E Orman Av #A535, Pueblo 81004 719-564-0450 Johnson, Joseph Kevin, MD 1600 N Grand Av #520, Pueblo 81003 719-543-0909 Parkview Internal Medicine – 1600 N Grand Ave #150, Pueblo 81003 719-595-7700 – 4491 Bent Brothers Blvd, Colorado City 81019 719-595-7525
Sangre de Cristo Internal Medicine Associates 1600 N Grand Ave #520, Pueblo 81003 719-542-3100
St Thomas More Physician Group (ad on Inside Back Cover)
1145 Ohio Ave, Ste B, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2730 NEPHROLOGY
Southern Colorado Nephrology 3426 Lake Ave #120, Pueblo 81004 719-561-5264
St Thomas More Specialty Clinic (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-561-5264
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St Mary-Corwin Physician Partners
NEUROLOGY
Pueblo Neurology 2001 Lake Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-564-0883
St Thomas More Specialty Clinic (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-473-3272 ONCOLOGY
Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers 3676 Parker Blvd #350, Pueblo 81008 719-296-6000
Dorcy Cancer Center (ad on page 2) 2004 Lake Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5525
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PHYSICIANS & CLINICAL DIRECTORY continued ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
Complete Foot Care 1310 N Grand Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-564-1780
Pueblo Bone & Joint Clinic 3676 Parker Blvd #110, Pueblo 81008 719-253-7102
Dipersio, Christopher, DPM 125 E 5th St, Walsenburg 81089 719-738-3338
St Mary-Corwin Physician Partners (ad on page 2)
Giarratano, Angelo, DPM, FACFAS 2037 Jerry Murphy Rd #100, Pueblo 81001 719-544-6505
4112 Outlook Blvd, Ste 37, Pueblo 81008 719-562-6254
St Thomas More Orthopaedic Surgery
(ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2646 ORTHOPEDICS
Club Plaza Orthopedics 3676 Parker Blvd, Ste 320, Pueblo 81008 719-543-9202
St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
St Thomas More Orthopaedic Services
Podiatry Associates 1513 Moore Ave, Pueblo 81005 719-564-2391 Pueblo Ankle & Foot Care 1619 N Greenwood #300, Pueblo 81003 719-543-2476 PULMONOLOGY
Pueblo Pulmonary Assoc 1600 N Grand, Ste 140 , Pueblo 81003 719-564-1542
St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
St Thomas More Specialty Clinic (ad on Inside Back Cover)
(ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2646
1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-564-1542
Southern Colorado Clinic 3676 Parker Blvd #230, Pueblo 81008 719-553-2206
St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr
PODIATRY
AP Foot & Ankle Specialist 509 Colorado Ave #D, Pueblo 81003 719-544-5958 36 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
SURGICAL SERVICES (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
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UROLOGY
Pueblo City – County Health Dept 101 W 9th St, Pueblo 81003 719-583-4300
1339 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2760
Mountain Peaks Urology 502 Greenwood Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-275-2000
St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
St Thomas More Hospital (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2000
Urology Consultants 4100 Jerry Murphy Rd #B, Pueblo 81001 719-545-9713 VEINS (VASCULAR)
St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE & DISCOUNTS ASSISTANCE
Fremont County Public Health 201 N 6th St, Cañon City 81212 719-276-7450 Fremont Cnty Dept of Human Svcs 172 Justice Center Rd, Cañon City 81212 719-275-2318
(ad on pages 30, 74) 401 W Northern Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-269-1524
Pueblo County Social Svcs 201 W 8th St, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6160 DISCOUNTS
AARP Prescription Discount Program 800-456-2277
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St Thomas More Physician Group (ad on Inside Back Cover)
Benefits CheckUp 202-479-1200 Lilly’s Care Foundation 800-545-6962 Lilly’s Medicare Answers 877-795-4559 Rx Benefits 800-377-1614 Medicare Prescription Drug Card 800-633-4227 Merck Patient Assistance Program 800-727-5400 People’s Prescription Plan 800-566-0003 Pfizer Pfriends 866-706-2400 Continued on page 39
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Overcoming Your Fear PROBATE – AHH!!! Just the of Probate mention of the word sends chills down many American’s backs. But, is it really that bad?
We in Colorado are fortunate that our laws allow us to choose how to proceed into probate (which is the process of winding up the affairs of a decedent by paying creditors and distributing assets and property). The two choices are informal probate or formal probate. Informal probate means that the estate is not court-supervised. Administration of the estate begins by filing a number of probate forms with the District Court, having the Court admit the estate into probate and appointing a personal representative (formally known as an “executor” or “executrix”) to begin the process of paying bills, taxes, selling property and/or distributing the decedent’s assets pursuant to the decedent’s Will or by the intestacy statutes if the person died without a Will. An informal probate can be wrapped up after six months, but most estate matters take up to a year or more. Formal probate, sometimes referred to as supervised administration, occurs rarely, but is sometimes necessary when a dispute exists between those people interested in the decedent’s estate. In this case, the Court conducts hearings periodi-
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cally regarding the distribution of the estate and other matters that arise during the administration process. A formal probate can last years and is often very costly. The good news is that 90% of all estates in Colorado are not supervised, thus there are less costs and attorney fees associated with an informal probate. Because Colorado has adopted what is known as
the Uniform Probate Code, probate matters have been greatly simplified, thus, reducing the fear of probate that many of us exhibit today. So, does every estate need to go through the probate process? Not necessarily. For example, if an individual passes away with personal property and bank account assets (not real property) that are valued less than $63,000.00 a small estate affidavit can be used to transfer the property. Also, some property may just pass to another by operation of law, i.e. joint tenancy with right of Continued on page 55
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Pharmaceutical Assistance for the Aged & Disabled (PAAD) 800-792-9745 Prescriptions Benefits 800-334-8134 Pueblo County Prescription Discount Card 877-321-2652 PROBATE
Jolene L DeVries, Attorney (ad on page 16) 831 Royal Gorge Blvd #215 Cañon City 81212 719-275-4424
REHABILITATION FACILITIES Two types of rehabilitation facilities; inpatient where you live at the facility for a specific amount of time and outpatient where you visit a facility for services. See list of inpatient rehabs on our skilled nursing grids on pages 103-106.
Columbine Rehab Services (ad on page 1)
530 W 16th St, Salida 81201 719-539-9080
Spring Bridge Therapy
(ad on page 1) 2118 Chalet Ln, Pueblo 81005 719-565-3600
Rock Canyon
(ad on page 39) 1611 Acero Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-404-1000
Summit Therapy
(ad on page 1) 240 Craft Dr, Alamosa 81101 719-589-9081
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Sharmar Village Care Center (ad on page 110)
1201 W Abriendo Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-544-1173
University Park Care Center (ad on page 1)
945 Desert Flower, Pueblo 719-545-5321
Multi-Building Facility • Ability to accommodate all levels of care Assisted/Independent Living • On site REHAB available Locked Dementia and Alzheimer’s Unit • Private rooms available
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Integrative Medicine: The Healthcare Health concerns related to the Model of the Future aging population like arthritis, chronic pain, obesity, falls, respiratory diseases, heart diseases, neuropathy and diabetes all require the care of multiple specialty providers. However, having to be seen for these conditions by multiple providers has put many seniors in a difficult position.
Over time, people have slowly become deeply dissatisfied with their healthcare and the healthcare system as a whole. More often than not, it has been due to the fact that they continually feel they are being rushed or the communication between all of their healthcare providers is missing. While the goal of our healthcare system has always been to provide great service that patients require, over the past few years, many healthcare providers have been providing the same care to more people in a lot less time, escalating the percentage of dissatisfaction. When it comes down to your care, everyone knows the importance and the need for your providers to think and work inter professionally. Despite this and everyone’s best intentions,
communication still remains minimal. It has become essential that healthcare providers are able to work together to coordinate treatment, prevent unnecessary testing, and be able to manage chronic conditions while being able to still provide quality care for their patients in the appropriate setting. Impact of Integrative Imagine being able to be treated by multiple healthcare providers in one clinic. Integrative clinics have been able to unite multiple healthcare providers and reduce the overall dissatisfaction by providing more time, attention, better communication, and a wider range of healthcare options all under one roof. This minimizes having the patient commute from one place to another or schedule appointments at multiple clinics. Providers would then be able to work together and communicate as a partnership to treat the whole body and provide the care everyone has been looking for which will increase their overall satisfaction. Trying to coordinate healthcare needs around multiple providers Continued on page 55
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Rehabilitation Hospitals, sometimes referred to as Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospitals, provide intensive rehab to patients who are generally medically stable but need help to recover from injury or other medical conditions. They can be found within a hospital or in a free-standing building. Rehabilitation hospitals were created to provide services less costly on a per diem basis than general hospitals but provide a high level of professional therapies such as physical, occupational and speech therapies. Rehabilitation Hospitals must offer a minimum number of physician visits, increased daily rehab hours (3 hours/day, 5 days/week of PT, OT, and/or Speech), and interdisciplinary services including increased RN oversight and nursing hours per day. Parkview Medical Center 400 W 16th St, Pueblo 81003 719-584-4000 St Mary-Corwin Medical Center 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4000
REHABILITATION SERVICES
Avila Integrative Medicine (ad on page 47) – 1208 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo 81008 – 3960 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo 81005 844-CALL-AIM / 719-565-1276
Cardiac Rehabilitation at St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4578
Centura Center for Rehab (ad on page 2) 4112 Outlook Blvd, Pueblo 81008 719-562-6200
Pulmonary Rehabilitation at St Mary-Corwin Medical Center (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5280
RiverRun Rehabilitation at Belmont Lodge
(ad on page 109) 1601 Constitution Rd, Pueblo 81001 719-562-7200
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1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5708
St Thomas More Cardiac Rehab
(ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2492
St Thomas More Rehab Services
(ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2600
Steel City Rehabilitation at Minnequa Medicenter (ad on page 109) 2701 California, Pueblo 81004 719-561-1300
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RESPITE CARE Respite is a period of rest or relief for those who give constant care to an ill person. Many skilled nursing facilities and assisted living communities offer this service. Please refer to our housing grids starting on page 94.
REVERSE MORTGAGE SERVICES
Fairway Mortgage – Bill Niehus (ad on page 42) 719-650-2620
SENIOR ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT
Colorado Over 50
www.coloradoover50.com Colorado Over 50 is your Information Website for Finance & Retirement, Travel, Things to Do, Reminiscing, Healthy Recipes & Living, Senior Discount Deals and All Things Colorado.
Pueblo Nature & Raptor Center 5200 Nature Ctr Rd, Pueblo 81003 719-549-2414 On the banks of the Arkansas River, one mile west of Pueblo, CO, the NRCP
offers a variety of recreational pursuits, opportunities for walking, biking and other non-motorized forms of travel. Our Deck is a popular spot for fishing along the Arkansas River and is wheelchair accessible. Also our wildlife rehab facility specializes in birds of prey. Each year more than 200 injured and orphaned birds of prey are admitted to the facility from throughout SE Colorado. www. natureandraptor.org.
Road Scholar 800-454-5768
Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center (ad on page 43) 210 N Santa Fe Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-295-7200
SRDA Senior Resource Development Agency
(ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900
SENIOR CENTERS Alamosa Senior Center 92 Rio Grande Ave, Alamosa 81101 719-589-3277
THE NEW REVERSE MORTGAGE A Visit With Bill Niehus: Will Open Your Eyes And A Door To A Better Retirement! Call Bill at 719-650-2620. Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation (“Fairway”) NMLS#2289. 4801 S. Biltmore Lane, Madison, WI 53718, 1-877-699-0353. Copyright©2015. All rights reserved. Fairway is not is not affiliated with any government agencies. These materials are not from HUD or FHA and were not approved by HUD or a government agency. This is not an offer to enter into an agreement. Not all customers will qualify. Information, rates and programs are subject to change without notice. All products are subject to credit and property approval. Other restrictions and limitations should apply. Regulated by the CO Division of Real Estate. Bill Niehus, NMLS ID: 403888
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Lamar Resource & Senior Center 407 E Olive St, Lamar 81052 719-336-4072
Custer County Senior Center 612 Main St, Silvercliff 81252 719-783-9508
Penrose Senior Center 405 Broadway, Penrose 81240 719-372-3872
Florence Community Center 100 Railroad, Florence 81226 719-784-6493
Segundo Senior Center (at Kennedy Ctr) 24295 County Rd 18.3, Trinidad 81082 719-846-9675
Fowler Senior Center 208 6th St, Fowler 81039 719-263-5569 Golden Age Center (GAC) – Cañon City Senior Center 728 Main St, Cañon City 81212 719-275-5177 La Junta Sr Citizens Center 114 E 2nd St, La Junta 81050 719-384-5486
Joseph H Edwards Senior Center (ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900
Walsenburg Senior Center 928 Russell St, Walsenburg 81089 719-738-2205
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Bent County Senior Center 701 S Park Av, Ste B, Las Animas 81054 719-456-1823
SENIOR MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE Membership Includes • TEA & TOURS for Seniors
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Gallery Hours: TUE-THUR 11 am -5 pm | FRI 11 am - 7 pm | SAT & SUN 11 - 5 pm $8 Adults | $6 Children/Military/Seniors 65+ | Members: FREE 210 North Santa Fe Ave, Pueblo, CO 81003 | 719.295.7200 | www.sdc-arts.org
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SENIOR HEALTH CLINICS Custer County Medical Center 740 Edwards Av, Westcliffe 81252 719-783-2380 The Custer County Medical Ctr provides primary care to all ages, urgent care, lab services, physical therapy, optometry and behavioral health services. Pueblo Community Health Center – O’Rourke Dental Clinic 2030 Lake Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-543-8711 – Colorado Avenue Clinic 300 Colorado Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-543-8711 – Park Hill Clinic 1302 E 5th St, Pueblo 81004 719-543-8711 Pueblo Step-Up 1925 E Orman Ave, Ste G52, Pueblo 81004 719-557-4586 SENIOR ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICES AARP – Colorado 866-554-5376 Aging and Adult Services 1575 Sherman St, 10th Fl, Denver 80203 303-866-2800
Alzheimer’s Association – Colorado Chapter (ad on page 45) 4104 Outlook Blvd, Bldg B, Pueblo 81008 719-544-5720 800-272-3900
Center for Disabilities 1304 Berkeley, Pueblo 81004 719-546-1271 An independent living center offering services, support networks, and advocacy. 44 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
Centura Health Links 719-557-3188/866-550-2752 Offers free application assistance and help in understanding and accessing benefits for programs like food assistance, LEAP, Medicare, Medicaid, Connect for Health Colorado, dental, vision, Old Age Pension, Medicare Savings Program, and Extra Help. Colorado Astd Liv Association 303-263-5422 Colorado Division of Insurance 1560 Broadway, Ste 850, Denver 80202 303-894-7499 Colorado Housing & Finance Authority (CHFA) 1981 Blake St, Denver 80202 800-877-2432 CHFA promotes independent living in senior housing through its Supportive Services Program. Council of Governments 3224 Independence Rd, Cañon City 81212 719-275-1675 Eldercare Locator 800-677-1116 Fremont County Senior Services Solutions Plus 321 N Cottonwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-3900 F.R.E.S.H. (Fremont Regional Elder Support at Home) 1439 Main St, Cañon City 81212 719-792-5240 F.R.E.S.H. provides in home non-medical assistance to elders 55 years of age and older. Our goal is to enhance independent living by assisting elders maintain their homes, health and social needs. Services are free of charge for those that qualify.
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Hospice & Palliative Care Association of the Rockies 2851 S Parker Rd, Ste 250, Aurora 80014 303-848-2522
Long Term Care Ombudsman 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6123 Ombudsman advocate for the specific rights of residents of long-term care facilities according to government regulations. Pueblo Area Agency on Aging 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6110 Assists seniors in leading independent lives through local agencies that provide direct services of all kinds, including home care, transportation, financial assistance, etc.
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Group to Alleviate Smoking Pollution (GASP of Colorado) 303-444-9799 A statewide nonprofit organization that educates the public about the dangers of secondhand smoke (including e-cigarettes and marijuana) and advocates for smoke-free policies at work, in public places, and in multi-unit housing. Provides lists of smoke-free hotels, apartments (including senior living), and condos online. Visit gaspforair.org
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Memory changes that disrupt daily life Challenges planning or solving problems Difficulty completing familiar tasks-home, work or leisure Confusion with time or place Trouble understanding visual images, spatial relationships New problems with words in speaking or writing Misplacing things and losing the ability to retrace steps Decreased or poor judgment Withdrawal from work or social activities Changes in mood or personality Have concerns? See your doctor and call the Alzheimer’s Association JOIN US
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SENIOR ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICES continued Senior Services Solutions Plus 321 N Cottonwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-3900 Provides volunteer assistance for telephone reassurance, home maintenance (material costs paid by client), transportation, information and referral, and shopping. Donations accepted.
SRDA ADRC/211 (ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6611 or 211 (Serving SE Colorado) An information and referral network that links individuals with resource support and the appropriate agency or service, also has subsidized housing list.
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SRDA Senior Resource Development Agency (ad on page 46)
230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900 A one-stop shop for 14 different programs and projects to enhance the quality of life and increase opportunities for independent living, including donation-based homemaker services, family caregiver support programs, Meals on Wheels, etc.
United Way of Pueblo 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-4455 Upper Arkansas Area Agency on Aging 139 E 3rd St, Salida 81201 877-610-3341 Help seniors locate agencies and opportunities in their communities to assist with rental expenses and home improvements.
SLEEP CLINICS
Sleep Disorder Center at St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5462
St Thomas More Sleep Disorder Center
(ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2260
SOCIAL SECURITY Social Security 800-772-1213 – Alamosa 602 Del Sol Dr, 1-A, Alamosa 81101 888-475-0297 – Cañon City 115 N 10th St, Cañon City 81212 866-272-5728
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– La Junta 1314 E 3rd St, La Junta 81050 888-221-0429 – Pueblo 3769 Parker Blvd, Pueblo 81008 888-737-1761 – Trinidad 111 Waverly Ave, Trinidad 81082 866-755-5009 Medicare Claims 800-633-4227 SPINE & JOINT CARE
Avila Integrative Medicine (ad on page 47) – 1208 Eagleridge Blvd, Pueblo 81008 – 3960 Ivywood Ln, Pueblo 81005 844-CALL-AIM / 719-565-1276
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St Mary-Corwin Joint Replacement Center (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5622
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Interim Healthcare
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SUPPORT GROUPS & SERVICES NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
American Lung Association 800-586-4872 American Parkinson’s Disease Association 800-223-2732 American Stroke Association 800-553-6321 Arthritis Foundation 800-283-7800 Cancer Information Service 800-422-6237 Easter Seals 800-221-6827 Eldercare Locator Nationwide 800-677-1116
AARP 800-441-2277
Huntington’s Disease Society of America 800-345-4372
Alcoholics Anonymous 800-477-1104
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society 800-286-8159
Alzheimer’s Association 800-272-3900
Lupus Foundation of America 800-558-0121
American Cancer Society 800-227-2345
Multiple Sclerosis Association 800-833-4672
American Council of the Blind 800-424-8666
National Council on Aging 800-424-9046
American Diabetes Association 800-342-2383
National Family Caregivers Association 800-896-3650
American Heart Association 800-242-8721 American Kidney Fund 800-638-8299 American Liver Foundation 800-465-4837 48 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
National Kidney Foundation 800-622-9010 National Osteoporosis Foundation 800-223-9994
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National Stroke Association 800-787-6537
Dorcy Cancer Center (ad on page 2) 2004 Lake Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5525
United Ostomy Assoc of America 800-826-0826
Center for Disabilities 1304 Berkeley, Pueblo 81004 719-546-1271
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Alcoholics Anonymous 4035-A Club Manor Dr, Pueblo 81008 719-546-1173
St Thomas More Diabetic Support Group
ALS Association – Rocky Mountain Chapter 10855 Dover St, Ste 500, Westminster 80021 866-257-3211
Alzheimer’s Association – Colorado Chapter (ad on page 45) 4104 Outlook Blvd, Bldg B, Pueblo 81008 719-544-5720 / 800-272-3900
American Heart & Stroke Assoc 1586 S 21st St #10, Colorado Sprgs 80904 719-635-7688 Bariatric Weight Loss Support Group at St Thomas More 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2548
Brain Injury Support Group – Pueblo Chapter 400 W 17th St, Pueblo 81003 719-584-4677 Meets the 2nd Wed each month at 5:30 pm for social time and 6:00 pm meeting begins.
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Exercise Class – ‘Other Able’ First Baptist Church, 9th & Grand Pueblo 81003 719-544-8177
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National Parkinson Foundation 800-327-4545
Fremont County Senior Services Solutions Plus 321 N Cottonwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-3900 Gluten Free / Celiac Support Group at St Thomas More 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2548
Multiple Sclerosis Society 616 N Tejon St, Colorado Springs 80903 719-634-2984 Myasthenia Gravis Association of Colorado 303-360-7080 National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) – Colorado Helpline 888-566-6264 Continued on next page Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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Sangre de Cristo Hospice – Grief Support (ad on Back Cover) 1207 Pueblo Blvd Way, Pueblo 81005 719-542-0032
SRDA Family Caregiver Support (ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900 STROKE
St Mary-Corwin Medical Ctr (ad on page 2) 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5961
St Thomas More Hospital (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2000
Stroke Support Group – Parkview 3200 E Spaulding Ave, YMCA Cmnty Rm A, Pueblo 81008 719-584-4677 Meets the 3rd Wed of each month from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm.
TRANSPORTATION CANON CITY Serving all Southern Colorado
Fremont County Cab 806 W 5th St Florence 81226 719-784-2222 Golden Gate Manor Transportation – Medicaid 719-544-3231 Golden Shuttle (at Golden Age Ctr) 728 Main St, Cañon City 81212 719-276-5200
Hildebrand Home Care Non Medical Transportation
(ad on pages 56-57) 1131 N 15th, Cañon City 81212 719-276-3010
Mountain Goat 719-275-5177 Runs scheduled routes to Gunnison, Alamosa, Salida, Cotopaxi, Penrose, Pueblo West and Pueblo. Call for schedule. Senior Svcs Solutions Plus 321 Cottonwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-3900 PUEBLO
Hildebrand Home Care Non Medical Transportation
(ad on pages 56-57) 1131 N 15th, Cañon City 81212 719-276-3010 Serving Hildebrand clients in 11 S Colorado counties 50 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
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Pueblo Transit/Citi-Lift 350 Alan Hamel Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-553-2725
SRDA Senior Transportation (ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-543-9983 TRINIDAD
Huerfano / Las Animas Area Agency on Aging 300 S Bonaventure Ave, Trinidad 81082 719-845-1133
Insurance Center 800-669-847 Tri-Care for Life Prescription Svcs 800-417-5086 VA Benefits 800-827-1000 VA Healthcare Enrollment 888-954-3553 CANON CITY, FLORENCE & PENROSE
Fremont County Vet Services 615 Macon Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-276-7400
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Veterans of Foreign Wars 215 N Cottonwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-9886
Wet Mountain Valley Rotary Van Service 719-783-2343
Veterans of Foreign Wars 402 Broadway, Penrose 81240 719-372-3719
URGENT CARE
Centura Health Urgent Care (ad on Inside Back Cover) 3245 E Hwy 50, Ste E, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2888
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Debt Management AL 800-827-0648 Education Benefits 888-442-4551 Health Eligibility Center 800-929-8387
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Medicaid Medical Transportation 201 W 8th St, Pueblo 81003 719-583-6924
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Veterans Administration Clinic 4112 Outlook Blvd, Pueblo 81008 719-553-1000 Veterans Services Office 2631 E 4th St, Pueblo 81001 719-583-6113 Veterans Services 719-583-4544 VISION RESOURCES NATIONAL & REGIONAL
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VISIONS RESOURCES continued American Foundation of the Blind 800-232-5463 Eye Care America 800-222-3937 Foundation Fighting Blindness 800-683-5555 Library for the Handicapped 800-685-2136 Lighthouse International 800-829-0500 National Eye Care Project Helpline 800-222-3937 North American Resource Line for Braille 800-272-4553 Prevent Blindness America 800-221-3004 Radio Reading Svcs of the Rockies 877-443-2005 Recorded Magazines 800-724-6423 Vision Council of America 800-424-8422 CAñON CITY
Aid to the Blind (Fremont County Human Svcs) 172 Justice Center Rd, Cañon City 81212 719-275-2318 National Federation of the Blind (NFB) 800-401-4632 52 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
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Colorado Vocational Rehab Svcs for the Blind 720 N Main, Ste 320, Pueblo 81003 719-544-1406 Senior Blind Program 1304 Berkley Ave, Pueblo 81004 719-546-1271 VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Frontier Home Health & Hospice (ad on page 65)
4718 N Elizabeth St, Ste A, Pueblo 81008 719-544-5891
Sangre de Cristo Hospice & Palliative Care (ad on Back Cover) 1207 Pueblo Blvd Wy, Pueblo 81005 719-542-0032
Senior Corp 800-942-2677 Senior Services Solutions Plus 321 N Cottonwood, Cañon City 81212 719-275-3900
SRDA – RSVP and Foster Grandparent (ad on page 46) 230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900
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was diagnosed with Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD). This is due to progressive nerve cell loss in the brain’s frontal lobes; it is the area behind the forehead or just behind the eyes.
Rhonda started noticing some behavior changes in her mother. “She started getting up in the middle of the night and getting dressed. She would set the table for the entire family. She was doing things out of nature financially,” Rhonda said. “She moved in with us in January of 2009 but we didn’t get the diagnosis of Frontotemporal Dementia until May. Finally—everything we had been experiencing—that just pulled it all together,” said Rhonda, with a look that can only be described as bitter sweet. They finally had the answers to the why? but now what? Caregivers are so often put in this role or a position of a role reversal. Ruth was referred to palliative care and eventually found herself on hospice care. As a full-time caregiver, Rhonda was able to utilize hospice’s respite program. “This allowed me some down-time. I could go sit at the park and read a book; go to my own doctor appointments; attend group meetings for care-
givers; it just allowed me to remove myself from the environment and recharge my batteries,” said Rhonda about her experience with the respite program. Rhonda shared the realistic views behind closed doors and what it’s really like to care for an ailing adult. “It’s like taking care of an adult infant. Every two hours I would take her to the bathroom; I would shower her; I dressed her; I would change her wet and soiled pants; I would feed her.” Rhonda also said she was never fully rested, only sleeping lightly at night because she always had one ear on her mother. As an educator in the community, to physicians, people are often surprised to learn of the many additional programs hospice offers and how, sometimes one program can collaborate with another. Until or unless someone is in the position of being a caregiver, people don’t realize the effects, physically and emotionally.
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What Respite Means Rhonda Pepper was her mother, to a Caregiver Vera Ruth Goodrich’s caregiver. She
Editor’s Note: This article was written by Gina Paradiso. She is a Liaison with Arkansas Valley Hospice, Inc. and may be reached at 719-384-8827 or by email at gina.paradiso@arkvalleyhospice.org. See ad on page 80. Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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St Thomas More Volunteer Services
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United Way 211 WELLNESS & EXERCISE PROGRAMS Freedom From Smoking at St Mary-Corwin Medical Center 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5280 Joint Replacement Seminars at St Mary-Corwin 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5622
SRDA Senior Wellness Program (ad on page 46)
230 N Union Ave, Pueblo 81003 719-545-8900
“Stepping On” Fall Prevention at St Mary-Corwin Medical Center 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-3631 “Stepping On” Fall Prevention Program at St Thomas More 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2345
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St Thomas More Health & Wellness Center 1338 Phay Ave, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2630 Walk With A Doc at St Mary-Corwin Medical Center 1008 Minnequa Av, Pueblo 81004 719-557-5872
WOUND CARE For more providers, see our Home Health Agencies Comparison Grid, pages 60-61.
St Mary-Corwin Wound Care
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St Thomas More Wound & Ostomy Care (ad on Inside Back Cover) 1338 Phay Av, Cañon City 81212 719-285-2147
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survivorship, beneficiary designations on life insurance policies and IRAs, payable on death accounts (PODs), transferable on death accounts (TODs), and trusts. However, beware of transferring property or setting up a trust just to avoid probate. There could be significant tax implications and other unnecessary costs by transferring property
without the advice of an attorney or accountant. Remember, probate should not be feared. Consult with your attorney on how probate can effect your estate. Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Jolene L. Devries, Elder Law Attorney. She can be reached at 719-275-4424. See ad on page 16.
Integrative Medicine: The Healthcare Model of the Future continued from page 40 and clinics has become a tedious task which has led to individuals postponing their care. Pain Management Physicians, Chiropractors, Physical Therapists, Massage Therapists, Speech Therapists, Occupational Therapists and patients alike are connecting with the philosophy of integrative medicine and its whole person approach designed to
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treat a person through every stage of life. Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Shashi K. Gunda, PT, DPT. Shashi Gunda is a Physical Therapist with Avila Integrative Medicine and AIM Home Health and may be reached at 719-565-1276 or by email at shashi@ wetargetpain.com. See ad on page 47.
SeniorsBlueBook.com simplifies your search Whether you are trying to locate a retirement community in Pueblo that accepts pets or a fun activity in Cañon City to attend tonight, SeniorsBlueBook.com has all the information you are looking for. Log on to www.SeniorsBlueBook.com and find out what you have been missing. Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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Home Health Care Definitions 24 HOUR CARE – Refers to “round the clock treatment” in a home environment. The care may be shared by multiple caregivers or by a single caregiver. 24 HOUR ON CALL – Refers to someone being available 24 hours a day to speak with you.
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CARDIAC CARE – Refers to services including patient assessment, specific diet information, and management of the disease process, medication management and education. Cardiac care is a program designed to help a person with heart disease return to health. Cardiac care may consist of exercise, modifying risk factors to prevent further heart damage, or psychological rehabilitation.
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DIABETIC CARE – Refers to services including patient assessment specific diet information, management of the disease process, medication management and education on all the above. Services are provided by Registered Nurse under the supervision of a M.D. Some agencies may have certified diabetic nurse instructors or cardiac care specialty RN’s in their employ. ENTERAL FEEDING – Enteral feeding, or tube feeding, is a way to deliver nutrients through a tube if you cannot take food or drink through your mouth. HOSPICE – Hospices provide individuals facing terminal illness with care at home or in a healthcare facility. The goal is to assist patients to live the last stage of their lives with dignity. The focus is on comfort rather than treatment. HOUR MINIMUM – The least number of hours a Non-Medical Home Care Agency will be available for hire. Medicare certified Home Health Agencies are not on a specified time frame. INTRAVENOUS THERAPY (IV) – Refers to any medical treatments/ medications that need to be introduced into the body via a patient’s veins. Numerous IV Therapies can be
provided in a patient’s home under supervision of a MD. Some of these include: inter-infective/ antibiotic therapies, hydration therapy, pain management, chemotherapy and central line care and maintenance. MED-ALERT – Company offers a pendent or home alert system that notifies staff that user is in distress and needs immediate assistance. NON-MEDICAL HOME CARE – Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL’s), homemaking, companionship and other non-medical in home care. These services are available for hire after, or in conjunction with Medicare certified services. Private payment, Medicaid and Veterans Benefits are a few of the ways personal care can be paid for.
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PSYCHIATRIC CARE – Refers to the agencies’ ability to offer services related to psychiatric support with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental illness. Services may include counseling or administering of medications. SOCIAL WORKER – A clinical social worker whose purpose in health care is to enhance, promote, maintain, and restore the best possible social abilities of the patient or family. Services provided may be preventive, developmental, or remedial in nature. Continued on page 61 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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THERAPY SERVICES (ST, PT, OT, RT) – Speech Therapy – Refers to services to assess and treat speech and swallowing disorders. Speech therapy can treat speech, language, cognitive skills or swallowing. Physical Therapy – Refers to services for the treatment and the rehabilitation process where a physical therapist will often stretch, strengthen, facilitate muscles, challenge balance, test coordination abilities, teach home exercise programs and enhance basic mobility skills.
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Getting the Right Care at the It is human nature to someRight Time for the times think ahead and plan for the future. For example, we Right Reason! plan for school, relationships, births, vacations and retirement.
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Integrated care programs such as these provide a complete home health clinical support that is needed now with preparation and accommodation into hospice care later in the future. Because the type of care provided to the home health and hospice patients are similar, there is not much difference in the staff’s focus. However, caring partnerships acknowledge the difficulty of preparing for transition from curative care to end of life care while ensuring the transition is as smooth as possible. We can’t always predict when or how we will age but as it relates to care options, having long lasting relationships with members of a specialty interdisciplinary team can empower you and your loved ones to face the future with confidence no matter the plan of care. Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Frontier Home Health & Hospice. They can be reached at 719-544-5891. See ad on page 65.
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Home Health Care Definitions continued from page 61 THERAPY SERVICES (ST, PT, OT, RT) – continued reasoning abilities, but also to compensate for permanent loss of function. Respiratory Therapy – Refers to services for care of patients with deficiencies and abnormalities associated with the cardiopulmonary system. It may include the therapeutic use of medical gases and their equipment, environmental control systems, humidification, aerosols, ventilator support, bronchi pulmonary drainage and exercise, respiratory rehabilita-
tion, assistance with cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and maintenance of natural, artificial, and mechanical airways. TRACH CARE – Refers to care administered to patients who have undergone a tracheotomy. A tracheotomy is a surgical procedure in which a cut or opening is made in the windpipe (trachea). The surgeon inserts a tube into the opening to bypass an obstruction, allowing air to get to the lungs, or remove secretions.
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INSURED – This refers to what happens if someone gets hurt on the job. If the company isn’t insured, then the claim gets filed against the homeowner’s insurance. If the company is insured, then the claim gets filed against the company’s insurance. LICENSURE – A home care agency, whether medical or non-medical, shall be issued a license consistent with the type and extent of services provided. CLASS A – A home care agency that provides any skilled healthcare service. Agencies with a Class A license may also provide personal care services. CLASS B – A home care agency that provides only personal care services. An agency with a Class B license shall not provide any skilled healthcare service.
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A Client’s Home – What does it mean to be home? What a Privilege! Is it a location? Is it the cozy feeling when you walk in to a warm house on a cold day? Is it who you are with? Or is it a combination of many factors?
As proponents of home care, it is imperative that we recognize the aspects of what people define as home and their personal priorities in their dwellings. I was recently in the home of a client of mine, and her husband verbalized how the caregiver who was helping his wife liked to clean the kitchen floor right before she left in the afternoon, but that he and his wife liked their house fully clean first thing in the morning in case they had unexpected company that day. Home care today encompasses many things—from cleaning a client’s home the way they like, to skilled care in the home that would have taken place in a hospital not that long ago. Studies have shown and many of us have firsthand experience of the benefits of recovering, healing or just maintaining ourselves in a supportive home environment.
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Clients can be around their own belongings, furnishings, family members, and pets which promotes a sense of security and safety and can decrease the stress on the client and family. With less stress comes increased health and wellness as well as a sense of control of their situation. Perhaps their diagnoses is out of their control, but if they are in their own environment, they potentially could feel better in general about where they are in life. As home care workers, let’s be mindful of where we are and who we are with when we step over the threshold into another person’s home, and treat it and them as we would like to be treated. What a privilege to help people at home! Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by PeopleCare Health Services. A member of our team can be reached at 719.275.2575 or by email at OfficeSouth@PeopleCareHS.com. See ad on page 73.
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Hospice Care Definitions HOSPICE Hospices provide individuals facing terminal illness with care at home or in a healthcare facility. The goal is to assist patients to live the last stage of their lives with dignity. The focus is on comfort rather than treatment. Services Provided: RN - REGISTERED NURSE – Assesses patient’s physical needs, develops and coordinates the plan of care, ensures symptom control and management, provides patient/family teaching as needed SW - SOCIAL WORKER – Assesses patient and family emotional and social needs, develops a plan of care, provides counseling, referrals and support to meet identified needs CHAPLAIN – Assesses patient and family spiritual needs, develops a plan of care, provides counseling, assists with memorial preparations. HOME HEALTH AIDE – Provides direct personal care to patient, emotional support to patient and family, reports identified needs to RN. VOLUNTEER – Provides respite and needed non-medical services for patients and their families, offers support at time of death and during bereavement. Levels of Care: RO-ROUTINE CARE – Occurs when regularly scheduled visits are adequate in maintaining the individual’s symptom management. Care is
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provided at the individual’s private residence, a retirement community, an assisted living, or a skilled nursing facility. RE-RESPITE CARE – Provided when the family needs time to rest or go out of town for a short time. Care may be provided in a long-term care facility depending on the condition of the individual. Hospice is responsible for financial arrangements with the Longterm care facility. GIP – General In-Patient Care – Provided in a skilled nursing facility when the symptoms cannot be managed elsewhere. The skilled nursing facility must have 24-hour R.N. coverage as deemed by Medicare guidelines. General in-patient care is usually short in duration. This level of care is usually due to symptoms which are out of control and more intensive nursing services are required. If an individual is at a care facility, room and board are covered by hospice during this period. CC-CONTINUOUS CARE – Provided to prevent the individual from going to the hospital when a crisis occurs. It also is given when more help is needed to assist the individual and family in coping with the crisis. This level of care is usually provided at the individual’s residence no matter where that may be. The criteria for continuous care may include: Severe pain or symptoms which are out of control, psychotic episodes, breakdown of caregiver, imminent death and family
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24/7 ADMISSIONS – If a patient qualifies for hospice care, they should be admitted as early as the family requests. Many agencies admit patients to hospice,24/7, evenings weekends, and holidays. AROMATHERAPY – Uses plant materials and aromatic plant oils, including essential oils, and other aromatic compounds for the purpose of altering one’s mood, cognitive, psychological or physical well-being. This is not reimbursed by Medicare.
facility to receive their hospice services rather than in the patients’ home setting. LICENSED MASSAGE THERAPY – Used as a method for relaxation to alleviate stress, anxiety and pain with a light hands-on approach, as well as providing an alternative to those who can’t take medication or prefer not to, massage therapy has become essential in hospice care. This is not reimbursed by Medicare.
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unable to cope. Continuous care is typically reserved for end of life or other crises that requires a constant presence by a nurse or care team.
MUSIC THERAPY – Music Therapy is an established healthcare profession that uses music to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of individuals”. A music therapist creates goals and objectives for their GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS – Grief patients and uses music activities and is the normal and universal reaction music experiences (listening, compohumans have to the loss of those they sition, improvisation, or playing/singlove. When your loved one passes, you ing a familiar song) in order to achieve may go through a period of bereavethose goals. This is not reimbursed by ment and experience grief. Many Medicare. provide Grief Groups that meet and address issues of grief in a supportive PAIN PUMPS AVAILABLE – Many patients have their symptoms congroup setting. trolled through oral medications. INDIGENT PATIENTS – Does the Some situations require a pain pump hospice accept non funded or where medications are administered indigent patients? This is usually through an IV pump. If this is the on a case by case basis and at situation, inquire with the hospice RN the determination of the hospice case manager to see if pain pumps are company. Many have a non-profit available through their agency. organization that can help support PALLIATIVE CARE – Specialized the care of non-covered patients. medical care for people with serious IN-PATIENT CARE – These hospices illness. It is focused on providing paoffer full hospice services in their tients with relief from the symptoms, on-campus unit or building. The pain and stress of a serious illness – patient moves into the inpatient care Continued on page 83
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While hospice care for people who are nearing the end of life is fairly well known, “palliative care” remains a mystery. Because palliative care is one of the fastest growing areas of service in the healthcare spectrum, it is important to understand what it involves.
Palliative care is derived from the term palliation, which Dictionary. com defines as “to relieve or lessen without curing; (to) mitigate; (to) alleviate.” While the relief provided by a palliative care team is often
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What is Palliative Care? continued pain related, other symptoms such as labored breathing, nausea, anxiety or bleeding can be the presenting problem. The goal is to provide comfort, support and practical assistance in finding needed services for those with chronic illnesses, frail health or post-surgical problems that are not yet end-of-life issues. The most common conditions seen in palliative care are cancer, COPD and congestive heart failure. Hospice always includes palliative care, but palliative care does not always include hospice, because the patient does not have to be near death to receive palliative services. Palliative care teams emerged first in hospitals, but more recently, services are being provided in private homes, clinics and long term care facilities in an effort to provide comfort while keeping people out of emergency rooms and hospital beds. The palliative care team usually includes a doctor, nurse and social worker, although in recent years, “Navigators” have been added, to help patients navigate the maze of healthcare services in the community. Unfortunately, palliative care is not well supported by private insurance or government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid.
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Because of the lack of reimbursement, most hospices can’t afford to provide non-hospice palliative care services, so many patients are left to live with their symptoms until they reach hospice-eligible status meaning six or less months to live. Medicare is beginning to embrace the inherent value of palliative care, recognizing the need for services during the gap that exists between hospitalization and hospice. Older patients – in particular – leave the hospital and become depressed, confused or ineffective in managing their own medications, only to escalate back to the hospital, or on to hospice. The frail elderly and those with chronic health conditions should contact their family doctor for a referral to a palliative care provider. A determination of eligibility can be provided quickly, and the care team works in conjunction with the patient’s personal physician to assure a coordinated approach to symptom management. Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Gary Morse. Gary is President and Chief Executive Officer with Sangre de Cristo Hospice & Palliative Care and may be reached at 719-5420032 or by email at gary.morse@socohospice.org. See ad on Back Cover.
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whatever the prognosis. It is appropriate at any age and at any stage in a serious illness and can be provided along with curative treatment. PCP-OVERSIGHT – Can the hospice patient retain their own primary care physician in addition to the hospice medical director? All hospice organizations require a medical director, a physician to oversee their care. Many times the hospice medical director will work in conjunction with the patient’s own physician. The patient, family and hospice team can determine which physicians will oversee the care and certify the hospice eligibility criteria. PET THERAPY – There’s nothing like a visit from a four-legged creature to
brighten the day of a terminally ill patient. Pet therapy teams visit with patients wherever they reside – at home or in professional care settings. Studies have shown many benefits of pet companionship, ranging from reduced blood pressure and anxiety to relief from boredom, pain and loneliness. This service is not reimbursed by Medicare. VA CONTRACT – If the patient is not a Medicare Recipient and is covered by the VA, the VA will make payments directly to their contracted agencies. If a patient is a Veteran, but is a Medicare Recipient, they may choose any Medicare approved hospice agency for their care.
ally serves the special needs of this population. Amenities vary for each community.
ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY – Typically apartment-style with kitchenettes and private baths. Some ALZHEIMER’S / DEMENTIA offer companion accommodations. ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY – Personal assistance with Activities Licensed assisted living facility or of Daily Living (ADLs) bathing, skilled nursing facility that specialize grooming, dressing, toileting, eating in delivering care to victims of Alzheiand ambulation. Rates vary from an mer’s and dementia. Communities are all-inclusive to base rates with levels typically bedroom-style rental units of care. Amenities vary for each with common areas for dining and accommunity. tivities. Many are locked for residents’ safety. Specifically trained staff usu- Continued on page 88 Indicates website link on seniorsbluebook.com
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Senior Housing Definitions AGE RESTRICTIONS – Some communities have a restriction on the youngest age they are allowed to accept. These restrictions vary by community.
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Nava Manor , 965 Swink Ave, Rocky Ford 81067
Santa Fe Village Apts, 401 E 5th St, La Junta 81050
Lilac Circle Apts, 602-640 Lilac Cir, Fowler 81039
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Presbyterian Towers, 220 W 15th St, Pueblo 81003
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1111 Bonforte Boulevard, Pueblo, CO 81001— villapueblo.com
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Great l ocation—cl ose to shoppi ng, restaurants, walki ng and bicycle trails!
No Community Fee Pet-friendly Affordable Rates with Easy Monthly Terms Short-stay Option to “Try Before You Rent”
Villa Pueblo is EASY to Find—it is the Tallest Building in Pueblo! Residents (Ages 55+) Enjoy Spectacular Views from their Spacious Apartment Homes!
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DAY CARE – Any provider can elect to provide day/night services on a short or long term basis. Rates typically include a place to rest, one or two meals and snacks and activities for the day. Licensed communities are prohibited by law to promote these services without a specific license.
particular property. Any amount paid by the household that is more than basic rent is considered excess rent, which the owner pays back to HUD in repayment of the subsidy. INDEPENDENT HOUSING – Apartments and communities for adults 55+ with little or no senior support services (e.g. no meals, etc...)
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) – INTERMEDIATE CARE – 24 hour helps apartment owners offer reduced inpatient care residents who need rents to low-income tenants. licensed nursing supervision and supportive care, but do not require HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER continuous nursing care. Residents PROGRAM – may receive full assistance with (Sec 8) - find your own place and use ADL’s and transfers. Residents the voucher to pay for all or part of receive meds from a nurse following the rent. Participating households are a doctor’s orders and may receive required to pay the greater of 10% of outpatient rehab services. Facilities their gross annual income or 30% of may use a nurse as a their consultant their adjusted income towards rent. and the residents receive periodic To qualify, a household’s annual inassessments from a licensed practicome must not exceed the applicable tioner. income limit for the area as adjusted by family size. MEDICAID WAIVER – An assisted (Sec 236) Property owners in this program make mortgage payments that are based on a 1% mortgage interest rate. HUD then provides a subsidy to their lender to cover the difference between 1% and the market interest rate on the property’s loan. Participating households are required to pay rent equal to the greater of 30% of their adjusted income (not to exceed the market rent) or the basic rent amount set by HUD for that
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living waiver may be used to transition individuals out of nursing facilities or to provide persons at risk of institutionalization with options for remaining in their communities. Assisted living waivers are designed to provide an alternative to more costly nursing home care. Continued on page 110
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Is Independent Living Four Questions to Ask Yourself. Right for Me? When you’re an older adult, any housing change can seem like you’re losing your independence. However, as the name suggests, independent living is more about making your life easier than giving up your independence. Sometimes, acknowledging your limitations—that you’re unable to manage the upkeep of your existing home, for example—and accepting some assistance now may help you maintain your regular independent routine for longer. 1. How easy is it for me to maintain my current home? Maintaining a home may be a longstanding source of pride for you, but it can also become a burden as you age. Perhaps your home has a large yard which requires constant maintenance, or maybe it’s becoming more difficult to clean those extra rooms that are rarely used. If your home is difficult to access, such as on a steep hill or up several flights of stairs, it may be harder for you to leave your home as often you’d like, leading to more isolation. Or increased crime may mean that your neighborhood is now too dangerous to walk around safely. Some of these challenges may be partially remedied by hiring outside help, remodeling parts of your home, or by other family members lending assistance. However, if you’d like a place that does not require a lot of maintenance and upkeep, independent living may give you more free-
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dom and flexibility in the long run. 2. Is it difficult for me to connect to friends and family? The more isolated you are, the greater your risk for depression and other mental health problems. You may have a difficult time getting out of the house, perhaps due to trouble driving or increased mobility issues. Or your friends and neighbors may be busy with other work or family commitments, or the neighborhood may not be easy to get around. While the phone and Internet can help, nothing can take the place of face-to-face human connection. Independent living facilities can give you a built-in social network of peers, while many also provide structured activities such as sports, arts, or field trips. 3. How easy is it for me to get around? You may live in an area where you have to drive to attend social activities, visit friends, and shop. If you find yourself less comfortable with driving, you may find yourself relying more and more on public transportation or family and friends to get around. It may be harder to visit others, go to activities you enjoy, or keep doctors’ appointments. As well as onsite amenities, many independent living or retirement communities also offer convenient transportation options to outside activities.
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Can you manage your finances? Can you manage medications and doctor appointments? If you see needing only minor assistance with activities of daily living, independent living may be right for you. Editor’s Note: This article was submited by Sharon Naslund of Villa Pueblo Senior Living Communities. She can be reached at 719-253-3725 or snaslund@villapueblo.com. See ad on page 87.
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4. How is my health (and the health of my spouse)? It’s important to consider your current and future health. For example, if you have a health condition that makes it difficult to stay active and will most likely worsen with time, it’s good to consider your options carefully. It’s also important to consider the health of your spouse if you are married. Can you manage the activities of daily living, such washing, showering, and eating?
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Are You Noticing You go to visit mom or dad (or the Signs? both) at their home, as you have done countless times before.
The changes may be so subtle or come on so slowly you may not immediately notice the signs, but today something you see causes you to have concerns. Perhaps your parent or loved one is not engaging in activities or hobbies which once brought such pleasure. You could see a pile of unopened bills on the counter. You may even notice that the quality or amount of food in the house is not up to par anymore, or that mom or dad is increasingly disheveled and confused. These may be indications that mom or dad need help. It is not uncommon for an adult child to serve as a caregiver to a parent. Sometimes this responsibility grows beyond that caregiver’s abilities or the time they can dedicate to that care. As a caregiver, if you have begun to wonder if the commitment is exceeding you, look to yourself as a guide. Is the time required to properly care for your loved one interfering with your job, your personal relationships, and perhaps even your health? Many experience caregiver’s guilt, but one must rise above the guilt and start to consider alternatives. It is ok to
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seek out help! Many times the decision to move a family member to Assisted Living has been born of a crisis or medical emergency. However, if you begin to consider options before crisis strikes, an informed decision made with plenty of time to act can make a world of difference. There are senior care advisors out there who specialize in assisting families find the best care for their love one when living at home is no longer a viable option. There are many considerations to take into account during this time, and an advisor can help navigate you through the process. Also, there are local government resources in the community whose primary focus is to assist seniors and their families get the assistance they need. The best thing that you can for your loved one is to equip yourself with the support and knowledge to make the best decision possible, and start to look for that help as soon as you begin to notice the signs.
Editor’s Note: This article was written by Rami Stoner. Rami is the Owner & Senior Care Advisor for Care Patrol of Pueblo and may be reached at 719433-1096 or by email at ramis@ carepatrol.com. See ad on page 93.
Please allow me to put my local knowledge and resources to work for you to find the safest care options for you or your loved one. I am here to listen and together we will create a solution. Rami Stoner, Senior Advisor
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Fremont Home Care I, 1815 Elm, Canon City 81212
Fremont Home Care II, 1425 Cedar, Canon City 81212
1020 N 15th St, Canon City 81212
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Forgetmenot Care Home Astd Liv , 9 S Doris Dr, Florence 81226
Friendship House at the Home
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Valley Astd Liv & Home Care, 30 E Main St, Silver Cliff 81252
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Chateau at Sharmar Village
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Belmont Senior Care, 3 Douglas Ct, Pueblo 81001
650 Kendall Dr, Lamar 81052
Legacy at Lamar
909 W 10th St, La Junta 81050
Evergreen Gardens – Legacy
Cottonwood Ridge, 1122 S 12th, Rocky Ford 81067
33 Legacy Ln, Trinidad 81082
The Legacy at Trinidad
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Legacy at Monte Vista
855 Hunter Dr, Pueblo 81001
Villa Pueblo Senior Living Community
Trinity Life Gardens – Accolade Living Centers, 2430 Oakshire Ln, Pueblo 81001
1611 Alma Ave, Pueblo 81004
The Villas at Rock Canyon
719-566-1189
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Pease Guest Home, 401 W 13th St, Pueblo 81003
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SHARMAR CARE CENTER New gym offering both inpatient and out-patient therapies
MEMORY CARE Offering a home-like environment where residents maintain their dignity in their own apartment
COME TOUR OUR CAMPUS and discover the unique features of our full campus of care, located in the historic Aberdeen area of Pueblo
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Legacy Commons
• All Inclusive Pricing: One Monthly Rate With No Hidden Charges • At Legacy Commons we specialize in senior care. With daily living assistance, close relationships with community providers and proactive healthcare management, our residents can enjoy a more active lifestyle. • Come visit us today and see the difference. • Medicaid Certified
www.legacycommons.com • 719-547-2538 170 S. Dacona Dr. Pueblo West 81007
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The Legacies Locations in Southern Colorado, offering both Independent and Assisted Living • All Inclusive Pricing: One Monthly Rate • Medicaid Certified
LEGACY AT MONTE VISTA Independent & Assisted Living 100 Chico Camino Monte Vista 81144 719-852-5179 LEGACY AT LAMAR Assisted Living 650 Kendall Dr. Lamar 81502 719-336-7004
LEGACY AT TRINIDAD Independent & Assisted Living 33 Legacy Lane Trinidad 719-846-8662 EVERGREEN GARDENS AT LA JUNTA Independent & Assisted Living 909 W. 10th St. La Junta 81050 719-384-9333
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Celebrating Life In A Warm Home-Like Environment
Incontinence Care Diabetic Care n Parkinson’s Care n Dementia and Alzheimer’s Care n Respite Care or Short-term Stays
1716 N Reading Ave Pueblo, CO 81001
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www.UnitedALC.com
Now Accepting Private Pay (Medicaid coming soon)
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HEATHERWOOD VILLAGE ASSISTED LIVING
United Assisted Living Communities
Redefining Assisted Living Compare us to other Assisted Living Communities and you will discover exceptional living at an affordable price and the real value Primrose offers in a caring, fun-loving home environment. • Spacious Apartments – 550 sq. ft. – 1,500+ sq. ft. • Individually Controlled Central Air/Heat • Licensed Nurse in the Community 24/7 • Daily Home-Cooked Meals • Free Scheduled Transportation • Heated Garage Parking • Ice Cream Parlor, Movie Theatre, Pub/Billiard Room, Fitness Center, Beauty Salon, Chapel and Much More! Relax! Enjoy Assisted Living. Primrose is where it happens! Come see why we say…
5055 Outlook Blvd. • Pueblo • 719-543-3300 or 719-252-3147 www.primroseretirement.com
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Buildings individually owned; Managed by Accolade Living Center
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CHAFFEE COUNTY
719-456-1340
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530 W 16th St, Salida 81201
Columbine Manor Care Center
Bent County Healthcare Ctr, 810 Third St, Las Animas 81054
240 Craft Dr, Alamosa 81101
San Luis Care Center
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Evergreen Nursing Home
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Valley View Health Care Ctr, 2120 N 10th St, Canon City 81212
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Skyline Ridge Nurs & Rehab Ctr, 515 Fairview Av, Canon City 81212
1338 Phay Ave, Canon City 81212
Progressive Care Center
1401 Phay Ave, Canon City 81212
Hildebrand Care Center
905 Harding Ave, Canon City 81212
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Crowley County Nursing Ctr, 401 Idaho Ave, Ordway 81063
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Pioneer Health Care Ctr, 900 S 12th St, Rocky Ford 81067
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1610 Scranton Ave, Pueblo 81004
Riverwalk
Pueblo Center, 2611 Jones Ave, Pueblo 81004
2701 California, Pueblo 81004
Minnequa Medicenter – SAVA
2118 Chatalet Ln, Pueblo 81005
Life Care Center of Pueblo
1601 Constitution Rd, Pueblo 81001
Belmont Lodge Health Care Center – SAVA 109 719-562-7200 $225 91
Juniper Village at Lamar, 205 S 10th St, Lamar 81052
719-263-4234
Fowler Health Care Ctr, 221 2nd St, Fowler 81039
PROWERS COUNTY
719-384-5412
OTERO COUNTY
719-846-9291
LAS ANIMAS COUNTY
Arkansas Valley Regional Medical Ctr, 1100 Carson Av, La Junta 81050
Trinidad Inn Nursing Home, 409 Benedicta Ave, Trinidad 81082
Center, 23500 US Hwy 160, Walsenburg 81089
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700 North A St, Cripple Creek 80813
Cripple Creek Care Center
855 Hunter Dr, Pueblo 81001
Villa Pueblo Senior Living Community
945 Desert Flower Blvd, Pueblo 81001
University Park Care Center
1201 W Abriendo Ave, Pueblo 81004
Sharmar Village Care Center
2515 Pitman Pl, Pueblo 81004
Rock Canyon
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1611 Acero Ave, Pueblo 81004
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Your Colorado Mountain Home Love of the Colorado mountains does not fade with age! We are located in Teller County, nestled into a beautiful mountain setting on the west side of “America’s Mountain.” Here we offer convenient access to modern, urban health care services, fully licensed 24/7 skilled nursing care, social activities, and personal needs care - all within a warm, family-like atmosphere and attitude!
Offering...
Long Term - Short Term Residency Plans Post Hospital / Surgical / Accident Recovery Care Caregiver Respite Plan Palliative Team Care Inpatient Hospice Care
SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES
Cripple Creek Care Center
Call to discuss your personal needs and schedule a facility tour
We are VA Approved - Also accepting Medicare - Medicaid - Private Pay Insurance Networks with Pre-Approval
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Spanish Peaks Veterans Community Living Center in Walsenburg For all your nursing home care! We Accept Veterans, Veteran Spouses and Widows, and Gold Star Parents
Physically connected to a Level IV Trauma Hospital Secure care memory unit Short term respite care We accept Private Pay, Medicaid, and VA Benefits Activities such as bingo, manicures, movies, arts and crafts, picnics, shopping, and more Therapy, Specialists, and Dialysis on campus
CALL 1-800-645-VETS
or come in for a tour and free lunch!
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Progressive Care Center provides: • Skilled Nursing Care • – available for long-term residents & short• Alzheimer’s Care • Respite Care • •
Medicaid Services (CMS)
SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES
A good life, in a place that feels like home.
719-285-2540 1338 Phay Avenue Cañon City, CO 81212
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stmhospital.org/progressive-care-center Centura Health does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, sex, religion, creed, ancestry, sexual orientation, and marital status in admission, treatment, or participation in its programs, services and activities, or in employment. For further information about this policy contact Centura Health’s Office of the General Counsel at (303) 804-8166. Copyright © Centura Health 2015
Our focus is people... our residents... their lives... their families. The comfort and happiness of our residents comes first. Our team of professionals strives to provide quality services which meet the individual needs of our residents. Sub-acute care • 24-hour skilled nursing • Rehabilitation • Long-term care • Hospice and Respite care For more information or to schedule a tour, please call a facility near you. Visit us at
www.savasc.com
Belmont Lodge Health Care Center Home of RiverRun Rehabilitation at Belmont Lodge 1601 Constitution, Pueblo, CO 81001
Phone: (719) 562-7200
We accept Medicare, Medicaid, VA, private pay and most types of insurance.
Minnequa Medicenter Home of Steel City Rehabilitation at Minnequa Medicenter 2701 California, Pueblo, CO 81004
Phone: (719) 561-1300
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Our MissiOn is tO serve Others n Specializing in short-term rehab n PT, OT, and Speech 7 days a week n Skilled Nursing and Long Term Care n 5 Star Rated facility by CMS/Medicare
1201 W. Abriendo Ave Pueblo 81004
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Senior Housing Definitions continued from page 88 PRICE DEPENDENT ON LEVELS OF CARE – Flexible levels of service geared to accommodate different needs over time. Rates may vary depending on the changing levels of care while one maintains the same physical residence.
RESPITE CARE / SHORT-TERM STAY – Otherwise known as a short-term stay. Any provider of IL, AL, ALZ or SNF care can elect to provide fully furnished accommodations to a person for a short period of time. Rates usually quoted on a daily basis and are typically incluPUBLIC HOUSING (PH) – affordable sive of all services and amenities. apartments for low-income families, RETIREMENT COMMUNITY – the elderly and persons with Housing designed specifically for disabilities. mature adults. Typically Studio, RESIDENTIAL HOME – Assisted living 1 BR or 2 BR rental apartments homes are private residential homes with full kitchens, and private that typically have a small number of baths are available. Services residents who live together and receive include meal plans, transportation, care from live-in caretakers. Adult housekeeping, laundry and family homes offer room and board maintenance. Amenities are for seniors who want a more private, usually abundant; formal libraries, home-like community. Assistance computer stations, swimming pools, with activities of daily living such as gardens, and other social gathering bathing and dressing are provided. spaces. Rates are monthly, and Amenities and nursing services vary are typically based on size/location greatly between homes. Ask about of apartment. their services when you SECURED UNIT – Dedicated to tour. They are also referred to as Alzheimer’s/Dementia residents to personal board and care homes. prevent wandering outside the comMost accept private pay; Medicaid munity without supervision. in some instances. 110 SOUTHERN COLORADO – FEBRUARY 2016-2017
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SKILLED NURSING FACILITY – Facilities provide 24/7 care for residents and offer full assistance with ADL’s. Daily rates typically include a furnished bedroom and a private or shared bath, meals, activities, transportation, phone service, cable television and all personal/nursing care. Payor sources usually accepted are Medicare, Medicaid, VA, some insurance plans and private sources. TRACH CARE - Refers to care administered to patients who have undergone a tracheotomy.
A tracheotomy is a surgical procedure in which a cut or opening is made in the windpipe (trachea). The surgeon inserts a tube into the opening to bypass an obstruction, allow air to get to the lungs, or remove secretions. VENTILATOR - Moves breatheable air into and out of the lungs, to provide the mechanism of breathing for a patient who is physically unable to breathe, or is breathing insufficiently. WANDERGUARD - Offered at some facilities. A resident with memory loss or confusion wears a small discrete pendant. Each external door in the care home is fitted with a radio detector which detects when a pendant moves near an exit. The WanderGuard will sound an audible alarm, alerting the staff of a patient wandering.
ABC Home Health Care & Personal Services, Inc
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AIM Diagnostics
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AIM Home Health
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Alzheimer's Association
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American Dental Group
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Argus Alert
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Argus Home Health Care
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Arkansas Valley Hospice, Inc
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Ark Valley Home Care
109
Belmont Lodge Healthcare Center
102
Brookdale
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Canon Lodge Care Center
93
Care Patrol
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CarematchAmerica
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Chateau at Sharmar Village
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SENIOR HOUSING DEFINITIONS
SKILLED CARE – 24 hour licensed nursing services, eight hours of which are RN covered. Patient may receive rehab services either inpatient or outpatient and may be fully dependent for ADL’s. Patients receive medications by an RN according to a licensed physicians orders.
Columbine Manor Care Center Commstar Alarms
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Compassus Hospice
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Minnequa Medicenter
67
Complete Home Health Care
102
Northpoint Gardens
107
Cripple Creek Care Center
102
Oakshire Gardens
100
Evergreen Gardens at La Junta
32
Peak View Behavioral Health
1
Evergreen Nursing Home
73
PeopleCare Health Services
42
Fairway Reverse Mortgage
71
Primary Home Care
75
FirstLight Home Care
101
Primrose Retirement Communities
Friendship House at the Home
109
Progressive Care Center
56-57 65
Frontier Home Health & Hospice
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Gentiva Home Health & Hospice
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HearAid Audiology Clinic
101
Heatherwood Village Assisted Living
56-57
Hildebrand Care Center
56-57
Hildebrand Home Care, Inc
75
Human Touch Home Health Care
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Hunger Free Colorado
30
Innovage Greater Colorado PACE
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Innovage Home Care
IFC, 74, 80 16
Interim Healthcare Jolene L DeVries, Attorney at Law
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Legacy at Lamar
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Legacy at Monte Vista
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Legacy at Trinidad
56-57 99 1
Legacy Center Legacy Commons at Pueblo West Life Care Center of Pueblo
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Lifeline
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Medicaid Consulting Group
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Pueblo Regent Pueblo West Gardens Rock Canyon Rehabilitation Royal Gorge Manor San Luis Care Center Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center Sangre de Cristo Hospice & Palliative Care Sharmar Village Sharmar Village-The Chateau Spanish Peaks Veterans Community Living Center SRDA - Senior Resource Development Agency St. Mary-Corwin Home Health St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center St. Thomas More Hospital Three Links Apartments Trinity Life Gardens University Park Care Center Villa Pueblo Senior Living Community
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In my day, PREVENTIVE meant running faster than something hungrier than you. At St. Thomas More Hospital and Centura Health, we know being healthy is about more than just doctor’s visits. That’s why we have a wide range of ways to keep you safe and healthy. • • • • • • • • • •
24-Hour Trauma & Emergency Services Surgical Services Physical, Occupational & Speech Rehabilitation Services Diagnostic Imaging & Digital Mammography Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation & Sleep Disorder Center Critical Care (ICU) and Medical/Surgical Inpatient Unit Progressive Care Center – Long Term Care, Alzheimer’s Unit Health & Wellness Education Spiritual Care Services Specialty Clinics • Neurosurgery, Pulmonology, Cardiology, Nephrology, Radiation Oncology, Skin, Coumadin, Pacemaker and Vascular Surgery • Centura Health Urgent Care Cañon City • For minor injuries and illnesses • 3245 E. Highway 50, Suite E • 719-285-2888 • St. Thomas More Physician Group • Family & Internal Medicine • OB/GYN & Pediatric Health Services • Orthopaedic Services • Ear, Nose, Throat & Allergy Clinic • General Surgery
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HEALTH
1338 Phay Avenue Cañon City, CO 81212 719-285-2000 stmhospital.org
We are part of Centura Health, the region’s leading health care network. Centura Health does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, sex, religion, creed, ancestry, sexual orientation, and marital status in admission, treatment, or participation in its programs, services and activities, or in employment. For further information about this policy contact Centura Health’s Office of the General Counsel at (303) 804-8166. Copyright © Centura Health 2015
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THE EXPERTS IN HOSPICE CARE Multiple locations to serve you:
Pueblo | 1207 Pueblo Blvd. Way | 719-542-0032 Canon City | 601 Greenwood Ave. | 719-275-1261 Walsenburg | 129 Kansas Ave. Ste. 1 | 719-738-2588 Trinidad | 328 Bonaventure Ste. 5 | 719-846-3060 Fowler | 124 W Cranston | 719-263-0016
HOSPICE IS ABOUT LIVING, NOT DYING Sangre de Cristo Hospice is a 501c3 Nonprofit Providing Care Regardless of One’s Ability to Pay www.socohospice.org