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Comprehensive Care in Residential Settings
Comprehensive Care in Residential Settings (CCRSs) is a demonstration project that offers a social model of affordable assisted living in the state of Illinois. These facilities combine affordable rent with state-assisted care services provided through the Department on Aging's Community Care Program (CCP). The actual services are tailored to each individual resident through assessment completed by a Care Coordination Unit (CCU).
| Eligibility to Receive Services |
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| 60 years old or older. |
| Either U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens within the specific categories. |
| Residents of Illinois. |
| Have non-exempt assets of $17,500 or less. (Your home, car, or personal furnishings are classified as exempt assets.) |
| Have an assessed need for long-term care. (to be at risk for nursing facility placement as measured by the Determination of Need (DON) assessment). |
| Apply for and, if eligible, enroll in Medicaid. |
| Services Services include, but are not limited to: |
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| 24-hour Security |
| 3 meals per day |
| Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) |
| Emergency Response System |
| Housekeeping |
| Laundry Service |
| Medication Management |
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Contact
CCP and CCRS services are coordinated on a community level by local organizations called Care Coordination Units (CCUs) that are part of our Aging Network. To find your local CCU, use our map tool.
