Mystic Valley Elder Services Mystic Valley Elder Services

Resource specialists offer free advice and referrals from our extensive database of local, state, and national resources. They connect individuals and caregivers to the best available resources to meet their needs and many of those can be provided by Mystic Valley Elder Services.

A range of programs for older adults who wish to remain in their own homes. Services include in-home assessment, development of a care plan, and delivery of at-home and community-based services.

Healthy, satisfying meal services and nutrition counseling to support a quality life. Options include Meals on Wheels for older adults who are unable to provide meals for themselves and are at nutritional risk and dining programs where older adults and other adults can access a nutritious lunch in a community setting.

Resources designed for caregivers, including those who work full time or support family from a distance. Services include in-home assessments and caregiver education in areas including memory loss, home safety, and respite care.

Transportation coordinators help individuals access transportation options in their communities.

Trained counselors provide individuals with no-cost, confidential counseling and unbiased information regarding Medicare, Medicaid, health insurance and prescription drug options.

Healthy living programs that provide evidence-based workshops to teach individuals about the prevention and management of chronic diseases and other health concerns.

The Protective Services program is dedicated to protecting the health, safety and legal rights of an individual over the age of 60 who has been abused, neglected, financially exploited or is at risk of harm due to self-neglect.

Options Counseling is a free interactive, short-term process to empower individuals in need of assistance and supports to make an informed choice about the settings and services that best meet their needs to help them remain independently in the community.

Integrated Care Programs Senior Care Options (SCO), One Care, and LTSS Care Partners programs assist MassHealth eligible seniors and disabled adults with accessing Long Term Services and Supports, community resources, and public benefits.

Behavioral Health support for ages 60+ that meets you where you are.

Working with patients, families and nursing facilities to help individuals transition back to their community.

Helping older adults remain independent and engaged through improved accessibility and training in technology.