OLTL (Office Of Long Term Living)
The waivers under the Office of Long Term Living include:
- Aging – Provides services to individuals aged 60 and over.
- Attendant Care/Act 150 – Provider services to individuals aged 18 and 59 who have been diagnosed with a physical disability.
- COMMCARE waiver – provides services to individuals age 21 and over who have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injury.
- Independence waiver – provides services to individuals ages 18 – 59 who have been diagnosed with a physical disability.
- OBRA waiver – provides services for individuals ages 1 through 59 who have been diagnosed with severe developmental disabilities.
Services under these waivers include, but are not limited to:
- Personal Assistance Services – assistance with eating, bathing, dressing, personal hygiene, and activities of daily living.
- Respite Services – services provided to an individual unable to care for themselves, furnished on a short-term basis because of the absence or need for relief of those persons normally providing the care.
- Non-medical Transportation Services – Transportation services are provided to enable the individual served on the waiver to gain access to the waiver and other community activities and resources.
These services are usually provided in our individuals’ homes.
What Is This Service All About
The Office of Long Term Living (OLTL) offers a range of waivers designed to support individuals with varying needs across different age groups and disabilities. Our personal care in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, through OLTL waivers, focuses on improving quality of life by assisting with everyday tasks and supporting families and caregivers. Here are a few examples of what our Office of Long Term Living (OLTL) is all about:
- OLTL waivers serve different age groups and disabilities, ensuring care is appropriate for each individual’s specific needs.
- Personal assistance services include help with eating, bathing, dressing, and other essential daily activities to maintain health and dignity.
- Respite services offer temporary relief for family caregivers, allowing them to rest while their loved ones continue to receive care.
- Non-medical transportation supports clients by providing access to medical appointments and community activities, promoting social engagement.
- Services are typically delivered in the comfort of the individual’s home, providing familiar surroundings that promote independence.
How We Can Help Individuals
The Office of Long Term Living (OLTL) waivers offer essential services that support individuals with disabilities and aging-related needs to live safely and independently at home. These waivers cover a broad range of personal care, respite, and transportation services tailored to different age groups and conditions. Our care helps ease daily challenges and provides vital support to both individuals and their families.
Frequently Asked Questions
When exploring services under the Office of Long Term Living (OLTL), people often have practical questions about what the waivers cover and how they work in daily life. The following questions address common concerns and provide clear information to help make informed decisions:
How can I tell if someone qualifies for OLTL waiver services?
Will someone be available to help with personal care tasks?
Can I expect support if my loved one needs transportation to appointments or social events?
How long can respite care last, and who provides it?
What kind of monitoring or safety oversight is included with OLTL services?
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