How to use this site

Start here to find the right service without having to understand every program first

Choose the topic that best matches what you need. Each page gives practical next steps and official places to confirm details.

Programs can change. Confirm important decisions with the responsible service or department.

Call 211 for help finding community and government services. Call 911 for immediate danger or a medical emergency. Call 811 for non-emergency health advice. This website is not monitored for emergencies and does not replace medical advice.

Information reviewed October 14, 2026.

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Four simple steps
Choose a topic, prepare your questions, confirm details, and contact the responsible service.

Do not send private medical, financial or identification information through the website. Call the listed service directly when personal details are required.

  • A close-up shot of a compassionate caregiver interacting with an elderly person in a cozy living room, showcasing a warm and supportive atmosphere. The caregiver is listening attentively while taking notes, emphasizing the importance of personal connection in care assessments. The background should be softly lit to create a welcoming environment.
    1. Choose the help you need

    Start with the page that best matches what you need.

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  • A close-up shot of a caregiver and a family member discussing a care plan over a table filled with documents and a laptop. The scene should reflect collaboration, with both individuals engaged in a thoughtful conversation, showcasing a supportive atmosphere that values input from family.
    2. Prepare questions and notes

    Write down what happened, what help you need, and the questions you want to ask.

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  • A close-up shot of a smiling caregiver greeting a senior client at their home. The caregiver is holding a small bouquet of flowers, symbolizing warmth and friendliness. The room is bright and inviting, reflecting a sense of home and care.
    3. Confirm important details

    Confirm current rules with the responsible organization.

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  • A close-up shot of a caregiver on a video call with a family member, discussing the progress of the client. The setting should be comfortable and homely, showing the caregiver's dedication to maintaining strong communication and transparency with families.
    4. Contact the service and follow up

    Contact the responsible service and keep a record of the next steps.

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