Person-Centered Counseling at PCA
Person-Centered Counseling is a free service that connects individuals to public benefits and private resources. Participants have access to knowledgeable, compassionate counselors who will guide them through the process to identify appropriate long-term supports and services based on their needs, preferences, and individual circumstances. The counselors will also follow up with participants to make sure everything goes well.
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Eligible participants for Person-Centered Counseling at PCA are required to: |
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Pennsylvania Link to Aging and Disability Resources (PA Link)
Pennsylvania Link to Aging and Disability Resources (PA Link)
The Pennsylvania Link to Aging and Disability Resources (PA Link) is part of a nationwide effort to improve access to long-term services and supports for older adults, individuals with disabilities and veterans, regardless of income, through an integrated network of collaborating partner agencies. PA Link and PCA are partnering together to promote person-centered decision-making and to enhance the quality of services in Philadelphia County.
What services does the PA Link and PCA collaboration provide?
- Adaptive equipment and assistive technology
- Caregiver support
- Dementia care services
- Health, nutrition, and home-delivered meal programs
- Housekeeping and chore services
- Housing options
- Information and referral
- In-home personal care and nursing
- Long-term care programs
- Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security
- Safety updates to the home
- Transportation
- Wellness programs
- Other services
Need more information?
Contact the statewide PA Link Helpline at 1-800-753-8827 or call the PCA Helpline at 215-765-9040 to schedule an appointment.
PA Link Helpline PCA Helpline