MAKING LIFE BETTER
Welcome to Bridges Home & Community Based Services
Our goal is to provide individualized solutions for families caring for older and disabled adults who need extra help with daily activities. Your ability to make a living, connect in the community, and achieve life goals does not have to be compromised by age, medical condition, or disability. We understand the challenges families face every day as caregivers, and feel confident in the personalized options we offer to keep loved ones at home and active in the community. Whether you are seeking non-medical help at home, respite care, or a support program for assistance with life goals, our mission is to help make that journey easier for you and your family. Our current programs include:
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For older, cognitively impaired, and disabled adults:​
Adult Day Care Services (caregiver respite)
Personal Support Services (non-medical help at home
For intellectually or developmentally disabled adults:​
Community Case Management (offering Representative Payee Services)
​Community Support Services (includes community, home, and work support options)
Please call or email us today and speak with one of our knowledgeable Care Coordinators to discuss availability, care plans, and funding options. We appreciate the opportunity to make Bridges Home and Community Based Services your provider of choice and look forward to hearing from you.
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Best Regards,
Jeffrey A. Johnson
Vice President, Bridges Home & Community Based Services
Services to Enhance the Quality of Life of Older and Disabled Adults
Bridges Home & Community Based Services
Home & Community-Based Services (HCBS) are a variety of services that help people with functional limitations live in their homes and communities instead of in institutions. These services can be medical or non-medical and can help with everyday tasks like getting dressed or bathing. HCBS programs are designed to meet the needs of specific populations, such as people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, and/or mental illnesses.
HCBS programs are offered through Medicaid and are generally categorized as health services or human services. Programs may offer a combination of both types of services, but they don't necessarily offer all services from either category. States can develop HCBS waivers within federal guidelines to meet the needs of people who prefer to receive services in their home or community.
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Contact Us Today
We're happy to answer any questions you may have about our services for yourself or a loved one.
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One Weston Court, Augusta, ME 04330
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Tel: 1-800-876-9212