Comforting Home Care to Serve Northampton County AAA Options Program
July 2, 2013
Comforting Home Care is pleased to announce that we have been selected to serve the Northampton County Area Agency on Aging's Options Waiver Program. The Options Program assists hundreds of seniors with the personal care that they need to stay in their own homes. The program is funded from federal and state sources, including lottery earnings, and provides partial financial coverage for eligible seniors.
Comforting Home Care was one of only six local home care providers selected from this competitive evaluation process. We are honored to serve the needs of our seniors and dedicated to helping even more people stay in their homes.
When all you need is a little help... we'll be there!
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