Companion Care
Companion Care services are available to clients of all ages who are recovering from hospitalization or illness, those who have chronic medical conditions, or who are frail, elderly, disabled, or simply require additional assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADL's) in order to safely remain at home.

Home Care
Home Health Care services are available to patients of all ages with acute illness, long term health conditions, temporary or permanent disability, terminal illness, or in lieu of hospitalization as determined by the patient's physician, in order to remain at home.

Linkages Case Management
The Linkages Program provides no cost community assistance and case management services for elderly and disabled adults. Specific services include, but are not limited to, information and resource assistance, links to existing community services, medical and financial advocacy and professional case management.

Homemaker Program
The Homemaker Program provides basic home and personal care services to senior adults in the outlying areas of Kern County. Participants pay a sliding fee portion of costs based upon income, with the balance sponsored by local donations and county grants.

Payee Program
The Representative Payee Program provides financial management assistance to at-risk clients, including elderly, disabled, court protected minors and adults, mental health clients, recovering substance abusers and any other person requiring assitance with the administration of their finances.

Caregiver Training and Assistance Program
The Caregiver Program assists community and family caregivers by providing hands-on skills training and education regarding proper care and handling of individuals in a home setting. Other assistance includes support groups, indentifying and providing access to available community resources, help with questions about specific medical conditions, and workshops focusing on various topics of importance to caregivers.