Temporary relief for the primary caregivers if persons with intellectual or developmental disabilities.

This program is designed to offer an array of community support services such as respite, therapy services, day training programs, transportation, and nursing services through the coordination by EFGSI's HBS team leader. The program is open for adults and children in the community.

Provides adult daycare services. Services include: - Door-to-door pick-up and drop-off service via the Xilin Association's vehicle team. - Culturally appropriate meals and snacks provided daily. - Diverse community of participants. - Assigned a nurse to check participant's vital signs, medication, and chronic illness monitoring on a regular basis. - Various live enrichment activities. - Professional mental health team that provides regular workshops and small group discussions. - Case management.

Provides temporary and/or periodic relief for a caregiver of an impaired person. The program is designed to assist caregivers in the home and allow the client to remain in his/her home for an extended period of time. Short-term nursing facility stays are also available. The program is funded through the East Central Illinois Area Agency on Aging. Services include: - Household help. - Companion. - Temporary nursing home stay. - Adult day care. - Home health care.

Parents’ Night Out is a respite program for families living in Macon County. While parents enjoy a “parents’ night out,” children get the opportunity to participate in social interaction, crafts, games, creative play, and guest performers. Parents’ Night Out also explores the community through field trips, such as the zoo, museum, parks, bowling, and going to the movies. There are three session per month – one on Friday evening, one on Saturday afternoon and one on Saturday evening.

In-home and emergency respite services for families/caregivers. The Emergency Respite Care Program offers funding and resources to support caregivers of children and adults with special needs who are not receiving any respite services and have an urgent need for respite care in the absence of any other funding source.

Caregiver services are available to informal or family caregivers of persons over the age of 60 or to grandparents raising grandchildren. Services can include respite care (services that give caregivers a rest), home modification, assistive devices, transportation, and financial assistance.

Individual and group respite services for individuals and families of individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

This service offers temporary relief to caregivers of older adults.

Provides information and support services to help grandparents cope with their roles as caregivers. Services include: - Information about available community services and resources. - Support groups, education, and counseling. - Respite care.

Provides valuable resources for relatives age 55 and older who are raising children 18 and under or with severe disabilities. The program includes: - Caregiver resource centers to assess clients' situations and help connect them to programs for assistance. - Legal services to help assume care of the children. - Respite services. - Caregiver counseling centers. - Training and education for "how-to" caregiving and skills. - Support groups to share experiences.

Provides geriatric long term, short term, and acute care. Long Term Care: Designed for ideal senior living. Provides comprehensive care, as well as comfortable accommodations and stimulating social and recreational opportunities. Short Term Care: Designed for patients recovering from surgery, injury, or serious illness. Provides specialized therapies, customized treatment plans, and therapists to help clients improve and strengthen mobility. Acute Care: Provides comprehensive medical care to help residents stabilize and recover from serious illness or injury. Services may include: - Physical therapy. - Physiatry. - Transportation services (including dialysis). - Respite care. - Mental health and psychiatric services. - IV therapy. - Speech therapy. - Respiratory CPAP/Bipap/Trilogy. - Trach program. - Occupational therapy. - Full-time nurse practitioner. - Life vests. - Visiting doctors. - Dementia care. - Dual certified beds. - Secured memory care. - VOHRA certified wound care. - Tracheostomy care. - Hospice care. - Peritoneal dialysis. Amenities may include, but are not limited to: - Outdoor recreation. - Arts and crafts. - Bingo. - Pet therapy. - Monthly resident council. - Manicures. - Morning stretches. - Area musical performance. - Movie day. - Cooking classes/clubs. - Cards and board games.

To help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by enabling them to successfully live, learn, work, and socialize in the community. Its programs are attuned to the unique potential of each individual and designed to build self-confidence and independence. Support services are provided through one or more of the following programs: - 24-hour residential support. - Developmental training. - Supported living. - Supported employment. - Competitive employment. - Janitorial training.

Provides intensive nursing and supportive services for individuals who require inpatient care. Includes: - Physical therapy. - Occupational therapy. - Speech therapy. - Nursing care. - IV therapy. - Tracheotomy care. - Wound treatment. - Medication management. - Respite care. - Hospice care. - Independent Living. - Outpatient Therapy.

Provides developmental training and support to persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Provides an appropriately-structured environment that encourages participants to function optimally in the least restrictive setting, whether vocational, social, or community. Programs include: - Sensory motor activities. - Occupational therapy. - Vocational skills. - Job training. - Volunteer and employment options in a safe and supportive environment. - Drop-in program for participants who do not have funding yet (Project Leisure).

Offers support and information for grandparents caring for their grandchildren and adult children caring for their parents. Services include: - Classes. - Respite providers. - Home help referrals. - Links to available financial assistance.

Transitions Hospice provides end-of-life care for patients whose life expectancy is 6 months or less. Services include: - Nursing care. - Social work and counseling. - Chaplain support. - Trained volunteers. - Physician support. - Palliative care evaluations.

Provides geriatric long term, short term, and acute care. Long Term Care: Designed for ideal senior living. Provides comprehensive care, as well as comfortable accommodations and stimulating social and recreational opportunities. Short Term Care: Designed for patients recovering from surgery, injury, or serious illness. Provides specialized therapies, customized treatment plans, and therapists to help clients improve and strengthen mobility. Acute Care: Provides comprehensive medical care to help residents stabilize and recover from serious illness or injury. Services may include: - Physical therapy. - Physiatry. - Transportation services (including dialysis). - Respite care. - Mental health and psychiatric services. - IV therapy. - Speech therapy. - Respiratory CPAP/Bipap/Trilogy. - Trach program. - Occupational therapy. - Full-time nurse practitioner. - Life vests. - Visiting doctors. - Dementia care. - Dual certified beds. - Secured memory care. - VOHRA certified wound care. - Tracheostomy care. - Hospice care. - Peritoneal dialysis. Amenities may include, but are not limited to: - Outdoor recreation. - Arts and crafts. - Bingo. - Pet therapy. - Monthly resident council. - Manicures. - Morning stretches. - Area musical performance. - Movie day. - Cooking classes/clubs. - Cards and board games.

Provides intensive or non-intensive support services to help maintain individuals with developmental disabilities in their homes. This is offered with the expected outcome of a decrease in the need for institutional placement or other types of long-term residential support services by assisting the individual or the family in maintaining in-home residence.

Provides geriatric long term, short term, and acute care. Long Term Care: Designed for ideal senior living. Provides comprehensive care, as well as comfortable accommodations and stimulating social and recreational opportunities. Short Term Care: Designed for patients recovering from surgery, injury, or serious illness. Provides specialized therapies, customized treatment plans, and therapists to help clients improve and strengthen mobility. Acute Care: Provides comprehensive medical care to help residents stabilize and recover from serious illness or injury. Services may include: - Physical therapy. - Physiatry. - Transportation services (including dialysis). - Respite care. - Mental health and psychiatric services. - IV therapy. - Speech therapy. - Respiratory CPAP/Bipap/Trilogy. - Trach program. - Occupational therapy. - Full-time nurse practitioner. - Life vests. - Visiting doctors. - Dementia care. - Dual certified beds. - Secured memory care. - VOHRA certified wound care. - Tracheostomy care. - Hospice care. - Peritoneal dialysis. Amenities may include, but are not limited to: - Outdoor recreation. - Arts and crafts. - Bingo. - Pet therapy. - Monthly resident council. - Manicures. - Morning stretches. - Area musical performance. - Movie day. - Cooking classes/clubs. - Cards and board games.

Family Support Services offers individualized services and supports to families who have a child with a developmental disability or other special needs. The Family Support program is designed to assist families in understanding systems of support that are often fragmented and difficult to access. Provides: - Information and referrals. - Consultation services. - Family assistance. - Sibling support. - Parent education. - Respite services. - Social opportunities.

Matches volunteers with seniors in-need of assistance. Volunteers can also provide respite service for caregivers who need a break. Volunteers can assist seniors with activities such as: - Transportation to appointments, personal outings, or religious services. - Shopping or errands. - Light housekeeping. - Companionship/friendly visiting.

Caregiver services are available to informal or family caregivers of persons over the age of 60 or to grandparents raising grandchildren. Services can include respite care (services that give caregivers a rest), home modification, assistive devices, transportation, and financial assistance.

Provides a variety of services for individuals who have various disabilities and their families or caregivers.

Provides geriatric long term, short term, and acute care. Long Term Care: Designed for ideal senior living. Provides comprehensive care, as well as comfortable accommodations and stimulating social and recreational opportunities. Short Term Care: Designed for patients recovering from surgery, injury, or serious illness. Provides specialized therapies, customized treatment plans, and therapists to help clients improve and strengthen mobility. Acute Care: Provides comprehensive medical care to help residents stabilize and recover from serious illness or injury. Services may include: - Physical therapy. - Physiatry. - Transportation services (including dialysis). - Respite care. - Mental health and psychiatric services. - IV therapy. - Speech therapy. - Respiratory CPAP/Bipap/Trilogy. - Trach program. - Occupational therapy. - Full-time nurse practitioner. - Life vests. - Visiting doctors. - Dementia care. - Dual certified beds. - Secured memory care. - VOHRA certified wound care. - Tracheostomy care. - Hospice care. - Peritoneal dialysis. Amenities may include, but are not limited to: - Outdoor recreation. - Arts and crafts. - Bingo. - Pet therapy. - Monthly resident council. - Manicures. - Morning stretches. - Area musical performance. - Movie day. - Cooking classes/clubs. - Cards and board games.