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Dept: Human Services: Aging and Disability Resource Center:
206 Court St.
Chilton, WI 53014
Phone: (920) 849-1451
Fax: 920.849.1635
Email: adrc@co.calumet.wi.us
Felicia Shaw, Manager/Director
Joann Dewhurst, Supervisor


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Calumet County Aging & Disability Resource Center

The Calumet County Aging & Disability Resource Center enables not only Senior Citizens but the public in general in Calumet County to find and make use of the resources in their communities. Our goal is to provide Information / Referral and Assistance with Life Planning for Seniors and Adults with Disabilities.

The Resource Center contains information on:
* Senior Clubs and Activities
* Transportation - Elderly/Disabled
* Advocacy
* Respite Care
* Housing
* Meals On Wheels
* Senior Dining Sites
* Medication Purchase Assistance
* Support Groups
* Family & Caregivers 
* Elder Abuse and Neglect
* Information and Assistance Specialists
* Benefit Specialist Services.
         Disabled Benefits Specialist (under 60 years)
         Elderly Benefits Specialist (60+ years)

Information provided about service providers is intended for information purposes only. The Aging & Disability Resource Center does not license service providers nor guarantee the quality of service they provide. Therefore, our role is not to endorse or recommend any provider over another, but to assist seniors in making an informed choice.


The Aging & Disability Resource Center is located in Chilton in the Court House at 206 Court Street; office number 234 on the second floor. We also make home visits and bring information out to individuals who are unable to come to the Resource Center.


To reach the office by phone: 920/849-1451
or from the Appleton area 920/989-2700
TTY: 7-1-1
Crisis Line: 920/832-4646 – 849-9317



Nutrition

Nutrition Services  

Adequate nutrition plays an important part in maintaining good health. Our nutrition program offers a varied menu each month, provides a well balanced meal, and ensures that 1/3 of the USDA recommended daily requirements are contained in each meal served.

Hot noon meals are available at 6 nutrition sites throughout the county for a cost-donation of $3.50.  Transportation can be arranged for those wanting to attand the site. Meals can also be delivered to qualifying home-bound residents for a cost-donation of $3.75 for all sites except Appleton, which is $4.50 and includes a sack supper. Please call 849-1451 or (920) 989-2700, ext. 451 for information on how to participate in this program. 

 MEALS ON WHEELS Who is eligible for a Home Delivered Meal?

A person is eligible to receive home delivered meals if he/she meets all of the following criteria for eligibility and if receipt of the meal is in the best interest of the homebound older person.

a. A person is 60 years of age or older or is the spouse of a person at least 60 years of age who participates in the program.

b. A non elderly handicapped person may participate in the program if they live with an elderly person and the elderly person is receiving meals.

c. The individual must be homebound (does not leave his or her home under normal circumstances).

d. The person must be unable to participate in the congregate meals program because of physical or emotional problems.

e. There is no spouse or other adult living in the same house or building willing to prepare all meals.

These meals are packed at a meal site and are delivered by volunteers. Hot foods are kept hot and cold foods are kept cold during transport. Meals can be provided for a general diet, no-added salt diet, and a 1500 to 1600 calorie ADA diet. Meals are normally delivered Monday through Friday. Delivery of the noon meal can be expected between 11 A.M. and 1 P.M. 

 

Cancellation Policy:

Please call (920) 849-1451 or (920) 989-2700, ext. 451 to cancel a meal.: Sufficient notice of cancellation must be given. Once the meal leaves the site, the intended recipient will be billed for the meal, even if he is not at home. A meal will not be left at a home when the recipient does not answer the door, even though he must still pay for the meal.

Emergency Contact:

If a recipient does not answer the door, we need to be sure that the person is safe. We will telephone emergency contacts to check on the person. Sometimes we will call apartment managers or neighbors. In the event that we are not able to make contact we will notify emergency personnel, who will then respond as if it is an emergency.

 

 


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Health & Wellness

Helping you stay active and healthy is important to us. It's one way we can help you maintain your independence and live the most healthy life. We offer a variety of health and wellness programs that are for anyone, regardless of age or ability. To view class descriptions and offerings, please go to
http://www.yourADRCresource.org/services/health_wellness.html


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Support Group

Family Caregiver Support Group
- The Calumet County Family Caregiver Support Group meets on the last Thursday of the month from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. in Room 301/use the west entrance and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. A trained facilitator assists with group discussion. Guest speakers present several times a year on topics suggested by the participants. Participants share their experiences and offer support and suggestions in coping with the challenges that arise when being a caregiver. New members are always welcome! Call the ADRC for more information or for transportation or respite services.
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Transportation Services

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

Calumet County Aging and Disability Resource Center provides non-emergency transportation services to individuals 60 years of age and older and individuals with a disability who reside in Calumet County. This service is provided to help people remain in their community by providing access to safe and reliable transportation. Services are available to provide assistance to medical, nutrition, shopping, and human services resources.

WHO QUALIFIES

Any Calumet County resident that is 60 years of age or older, permanently disabled, or Department of Health & Human Services Client (caseworker authorization required).

COST

Ambulatory Clients:
$0.50 each way to a local Meal Site
$2.00 each way within a community
$4.00 each way out of a community
$10.00 each way out of county
Trips less than 80 miles are billed a flat rate of $20.00
For trips over 80 miles the rate is $20.00 for the first 50 miles and starting on the 51st mile the rate is $.28 per mile.

Wheelchair Clients:
$15.00 for all trips under 5 miles roundtrip
$15.00 + .80 per loaded mile + base rate for trips 5 miles or more
For trips more than 100 loaded miles $15.00 + .75 per loaded mile

OFFICE – SERVICE HOURS

Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm
Service Hours: Monday – Friday 7:00am – 5:00pm
(We do not operate on Weekends)

HOW TO SCHEDULE A RIDE

Clients interested in receiving transportation services will need to call during Office Hours at: 920-849-1440 or toll free from the Fox Valley area 920-989-2700 ext. 440. Trip request must be made in advance (no same day request).

First time caller will be required to provide the following information:
   • Clients name and purpose of trip
   • Current phone number and address for pick up
   • Destination Address and Phone Number
   • Name of Professional/Doctor being seen
   • Date and Time of Appointment
   • Length of Appointment
   • Time of Return Pick Up
   • Ambulatory or Wheelchair
   • Any additional passengers
   • Any additional Information/Special Request
   • Payment Source

The Calumet County transportation service is not an Emergency Medical Transportation Service. If you require Emergency Transportation you need to dial 911

Once this information is obtained, simply call us in advance to schedule a ride. Rides are scheduled on a first come first serve basis with medical being a top priority.


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