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Add to plan SuperCare Health — equipment & respiratory supplies Ask about home oxygen, CPAP/BiPAP, ventilation equipment and ongoing medical supplies.
Cost: Commercial supplier. Coverage and your costs depend on the item, your plan and any required approval; ask for an estimate.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Patients needing prescribed home equipment or supplies. Confirm the product, clinician order, exact health plan and any authorization requirements.
Cost / service note Commercial supplier. Coverage and your costs depend on the item, your plan and any required approval; ask for an estimate.
Your next steps Call about the equipment or supplies you need, your delivery address and your exact insurance plan. Ask your clinician or care team to arrange the required order and authorization; confirm your costs before delivery. SuperCare lists 858-868-2830 for Optum members needing CPAP/BiPAP or other listed resupplies. Confirm that this is the correct team for your order. Being an Optum patient does not by itself confirm coverage or supplier authorization. Ask the supplier and your plan before ordering.
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Add to plan Apria Healthcare — home equipment & supplies Find home oxygen, sleep-apnea equipment, respiratory services and other prescribed home-care supplies.
Cost: Commercial supplier. Deductibles, copayments, coinsurance and charges for uncovered items may apply.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Patients with prescribed equipment or supply needs. Availability, network participation and authorization depend on the product and exact health plan.
Cost / service note Commercial supplier. Deductibles, copayments, coinsurance and charges for uncovered items may apply.
Your next steps Call customer service with the equipment or supply you need and your ZIP code. Ask your clinician or care team about the prescription and any referral or prior approval your plan requires. Confirm rental or purchase terms, your estimated payment, delivery, equipment support and return arrangements. Confirm your exact plan and approved supplier with your care team. Apria’s contact page lists separate numbers for CPAP resupplies, equipment returns and specific therapies.
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Add to plan Byram Healthcare — home medical supplies Order diabetes, ostomy, wound-care, catheter and incontinence supplies for home delivery.
Cost: Commercial supplier. Coverage, deductibles, copayments and costs for uncovered products vary; verify before ordering.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for People needing ongoing medical supplies. The required prescription, coverage, quantity limits and authorization depend on the product and health plan.
Cost / service note Commercial supplier. Coverage, deductibles, copayments and costs for uncovered products vary; verify before ordering.
Your next steps Call and say whether you are a new customer or need to reorder supplies. Ask Byram and your plan to verify the exact product, network coverage, required clinician paperwork and your expected cost. Confirm quantities and delivery timing, then ask how to reorder by phone or online. The company name is Byram Healthcare. Listed products are not automatically covered by every Medicare, Medi-Cal or private plan.
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Add to plan Convalescent Aid Society — free equipment loans Borrow wheelchairs, walkers, bathing aids and other reusable medical equipment through this Pasadena nonprofit.
Cost: Equipment loans are free. Mattresses, hospital-bed delivery and some handling/service charges can cost extra.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for All ages may apply. The client must live in the service area; a cosigner must live in LA County. CAS also requires a separate reference and proof of residency.
Cost / service note Equipment loans are free. Mattresses, hospital-bed delivery and some handling/service charges can cost extra.
Published location 3255 East Foothill Boulevard, Pasadena, CA 91107
Your next steps Call to confirm your ZIP code, the equipment needed and current stock. Use the official application; gather the client, cosigner and reference information. Ask for help if applying online is difficult. After approval, arrange pickup and confirm required ID and residency documents. Ask your care team about equipment fit and safe use. Equipment is borrowed, not given away. Confirm return arrangements. CAS does not lend disposable supplies.
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Add to plan Triumph Foundation — free equipment exchange Find donated adaptive equipment and supplies, and connect directly with the person offering an item.
Cost: Exchange items must be free under Triumph’s rules. Confirm any transportation arrangements separately.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for For people seeking donated adaptive equipment or supplies. Each listing has its own location, condition and availability.
Cost / service note Exchange items must be free under Triumph’s rules. Confirm any transportation arrangements separately.
Your next steps Browse current listings for the item you need. Contact the donor to confirm it is still available, its condition, measurements and pickup arrangements. Ask your care team whether the equipment fits your needs and how to use it safely. This is a donor-matching service. A listing is not a promise of availability, inspection or delivery.
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Add to plan Triumph Foundation — wheelchair loaner program Ask about borrowing a lightweight or power wheelchair while transitioning home from hospital or rehabilitation.
Cost: The program describes wheelchair loans at no cost. Pickup and return are required.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Southern California residents with mobility impairments or paralysis. Priority goes to people with a recent spinal cord injury or acquired disability who have no other options.
Cost / service note The program describes wheelchair loans at no cost. Pickup and return are required.
Your next steps Contact the program and complete its wheelchair request form. Confirm a suitable chair, loan duration and any fitting requirements. Arrange pickup and return at the Valencia warehouse; ask about the exact location before traveling. Inventory and priority rules apply; a specific chair is not guaranteed.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Ability Tools — equipment reuse & referrals Get help finding assistive technology, reuse programs, device loans and funding resources.
Cost: A referral does not guarantee free equipment. Ask each provider about all costs.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Californians with disabilities and people helping them. Local programs set their own equipment, loan and eligibility rules.
Cost / service note A referral does not guarantee free equipment. Ask each provider about all costs.
Your next steps Call and describe the device you need and your city. Ask specifically about free or low-cost reused equipment and device lending. Confirm the referred program’s cost, service area, loan terms and current inventory. The current regional reuse-center directory is being updated; use the information line for a local referral. TTY: 800-900-0706.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Medicare coverage for medical equipment Learn when Medicare Part B may cover medically necessary equipment ordered for use at home.
Cost: Under Original Medicare, the usual share is 20% of the approved amount after the Part B deductible when the supplier accepts assignment. Your other coverage may affect this.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for A clinician order and Medicare-enrolled supplier are generally required. Check your exact plan, supplier and equipment requirements.
Cost / service note Under Original Medicare, the usual share is 20% of the approved amount after the Part B deductible when the supplier accepts assignment. Your other coverage may affect this.
Your next steps Ask your clinician which equipment is appropriate and whether an order is needed. Confirm that the supplier is enrolled in Medicare and accepts assignment. Ask about approval, rental versus purchase, your costs and any extra items before accepting delivery. This is an insurance benefit, not a free-equipment program. Medicare Advantage plan rules and costs can differ.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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LA County Aging & Disabilities A helpful first call for home support, meals, caregiver services and local referrals.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Older adults, adults with disabilities and caregivers; each program has its own rules.
Your next steps Call and give your city or ZIP code. Describe the help you need with everyday activities. Ask for the local program, application steps and an alternative if there is a waitlist. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) Apply for help with daily tasks so an eligible person can stay safely at home.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Eligibility depends on Medi-Cal rules and a county assessment. Services and hours are decided individually.
Your next steps Call the LA County IHSS application line. Ask what documents and health-care certification are needed. Ask how the home assessment and provider selection work. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Understand Medicare home health Learn when skilled nursing, therapy and related home-health services may be covered.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Qualifying skilled services, homebound status, a clinician order and other Medicare requirements apply.
Your next steps Discuss your skilled-care needs with your clinician. Check the home-health requirements on Medicare.gov. Confirm the agency, your plan rules and any costs before care begins. Medicare home health does not pay for 24-hour home care or personal care when that is the only care needed.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Visiting Angels — Glendora A local nonmedical home-care agency offering personal care, companionship and caregiver respite.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Ask the agency about your address, care needs, staffing and payment arrangements.
Cost / service note Request a written quote; insurance payment is not assumed.
Your next steps Describe the tasks, days and hours of help needed. Request a written estimate, minimum hours and cancellation terms. Confirm funding and review the agency’s current state license before hiring. Provider listing, not an endorsement. The provider publishes HCO license 194700609; check current licensing.
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Home and Community-Based Alternatives Waiver Find the agency for your ZIP code and ask about care management for people at risk of institutional care.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Medi-Cal, level-of-care and other requirements apply. The program lists capacity limits and a waitlist.
Your next steps Find your ZIP code in the official agency directory. Contact that agency for screening and current waitlist information. Ask what other services can help while you wait. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan LA County senior meal programs Find a nearby dining site or ask about home-delivered meals.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Generally for adults 60+ and certain spouses or adults with disabilities. Delivery has additional requirements.
Your next steps Give your city or ZIP code and say whether you can leave home. Ask about delivery, dietary needs, registration and current availability. Ask about another meal provider if the service is full. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Meals on Wheels Industry — local referral La Puente’s official nutrition page lists a meal-delivery option for several nearby communities.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for The published area includes Bassett, Industry, Diamond Bar, Hacienda Heights, La Puente, Rowland Heights, Valinda, Walnut and West Covina. Confirm your address.
Cost / service note The city describes a nominal cost; confirm the current amount.
Your next steps Open the city nutrition page for the provider contact. Ask about eligibility, delivery days and dietary accommodations. Confirm current charges and whether delivery can start. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Find a Meals on Wheels provider Search by ZIP code for a local meal provider and other services.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Age, mobility, service area, costs and intake requirements vary by provider.
Your next steps Enter your ZIP code on the official locator. Contact the local provider shown. Ask about delivery area, costs and current waitlists. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Project Angel Food Medically tailored meal support for people facing serious illness in Los Angeles County.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Program screening and clinical information may be required. Contact client services for current criteria.
Your next steps Choose “Become a client” on the official website. Ask about your address, illness-related needs and referral requirements. Confirm current intake and ask about other meal options while waiting. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan CalFresh food assistance — LA County Learn about food benefits and how to apply through LA County.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for The county determines eligibility. Older adults and people with disabilities may have different application considerations.
Your next steps Read the current county application instructions. Ask about application help and documents to gather. Ask whether eligible medical expenses affect your benefit calculation. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Access Services paratransit Accessible transportation for eligible riders who cannot use regular accessible buses or trains.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Eligibility is based on functional ability to use public transit, not age or diagnosis alone. An evaluation is required.
Your next steps Ask for an Access ID and application instructions. Arrange the required transit evaluation. Confirm service boundaries, fare, booking and companion rules. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Medi-Cal rides to covered services Find the correct route for nonmedical transportation or medically necessary transportation.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Coverage and arrangements depend on your Medi-Cal enrollment and transportation needs. Medical transport may require a prescription.
Your next steps Call the member-services number on your card. Explain whether you need a regular ride, wheelchair van or another level of transport. Confirm advance notice, pickup, return ride and escort arrangements. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Covina Dial-A-Ride City transportation for registered eligible Covina residents.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Published eligibility includes Covina residents age 60+ or qualifying Access/ADA riders. Registration and trip limits apply.
Your next steps Call the transportation division to register. Ask whether your destination is within the allowed area. Confirm fare and book both the outgoing and return trip. Published dispatch number: 877-858-5556. Confirm registration before booking.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Glendora Dial-A-Ride Local transit and eligible medical-trip information for Glendora residents.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Published Dial-A-Ride eligibility includes residents age 62+ and qualifying residents with disabilities. Confirm registration and destination rules.
Your next steps Ask how to register and what proof is required. Give the complete destination and mobility needs. Confirm the current fare, schedule and return trip. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan LA County local transportation directory Look up additional Dial-A-Ride and senior transportation services by community.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Each transportation program has its own residence, age, disability and trip requirements.
Your next steps Find the service for your city or unincorporated community. Ask whether your exact address and destination qualify. Confirm accessibility, fare and advance booking. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Free Medicare counseling — HICAP Get independent help understanding Medicare, bills, plan choices and appeals.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for For Medicare beneficiaries and people helping them. Ask about appointments and language assistance.
Cost / service note Free counseling.
Your next steps Call the Center for Health Care Rights and request HICAP counseling. Have your insurance plan names and the notice or question ready. Ask what to do next and whether any deadline applies. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Medicare Savings Programs Explore help with Medicare premiums and, for some programs, other Medicare costs.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for The state determines eligibility; income and resource rules vary and change.
Your next steps Review the programs on Medicare.gov. Ask HICAP or the county about applying in California. Keep notices and ask for help if you disagree with a decision. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Find your LA County Medi-Cal plan Official contact directory for local Medi-Cal health plans and PACE programs.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Confirm the exact plan on your card. A medical group name alone does not identify your insurance.
Your next steps Find your plan in the official county directory. Call member services and ask for the benefit or department you need. Confirm your plan year, assigned medical group and referral requirements. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Optum California patient support Find care-network contacts for nonmedical questions, billing and patient support.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Optum is a care organization; your actual insurance plan still determines your benefits.
Your next steps Choose the support contact for your specific Optum network. For benefit coverage, also check the insurer listed on your card. Ask which team handles referrals, authorizations or care coordination. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan UnitedHealthcare Medicare plan documents Find benefit documents, drug lists and provider directories for your exact plan.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Select your correct location, plan and coverage year. Benefits differ by product.
Your next steps Identify your plan name and year. Find the Evidence of Coverage and Summary of Benefits. Call the member-services number on your card to confirm a specific service. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Anthem: understand your coverage Learn where to find the plan documents that describe your benefits and limits.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Use your exact California plan and coverage year; this page is general guidance.
Your next steps Find your Evidence of Coverage and Summary of Benefits. Check the service, limits and approval rules. Use the member-services number on your card for confirmation. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Medicare + Medi-Cal plan options Official directory of California Medi-Medi plans for people with both types of coverage.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Dual eligibility and plan-specific requirements apply. Get counseling before making an enrollment change.
Your next steps Review the LA County section for the correct plan year. Ask HICAP to explain your options and current coverage. Confirm your doctors, medicines and care arrangements before changing plans. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Help with energy bills Find California LIHEAP energy-bill and weatherization assistance.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Income, funding and local program rules apply. Assistance is not guaranteed.
Your next steps Use the official local-provider lookup. Ask about eligibility, available funding and documents. If shutoff is a concern, tell the provider and your utility. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan VA Aid and Attendance information Learn about additional pension payments for qualifying veterans and survivors needing daily help.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Pension eligibility and additional care-related requirements apply. This is not a universal veteran benefit.
Your next steps Review the official VA eligibility information. Ask an accredited veterans service representative for application help. Gather the forms and clinical information requested by VA. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Alzheimer’s Los Angeles Free dementia information, caregiver support and help finding suitable support groups.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for People affected by Alzheimer’s or related dementias and their families. Group format and enrollment vary.
Your next steps Call the helpline and describe the support you are looking for. Ask about groups near your city or by phone/video. Confirm language, registration, meeting schedule and caregiver options. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan City of Hope — cancer support groups Explore support for patients, families and caregivers through the Duarte care team.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Ask which groups accept community members, the current format and registration requirements.
Your next steps Call the support-services team. Ask for a group matching your situation and preferred language. Confirm the next meeting and whether registration is required. Meeting dates are not live on Care Compass LA. Confirm with the organizer.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan City of Hope — caregiver support Find caregiver education and connection, including the Caregivers Connect program.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Group eligibility and registration vary. Ask about community caregivers and your preferred language.
Your next steps Ask about Caregivers Connect and other caregiver groups. Confirm the format, schedule, registration and any cost. Ask about phone access if video is difficult. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Emanate Health — cancer support Connect with the local cancer-care team about patient and caregiver support groups.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Ask the oncology social worker which groups are currently running and who can attend.
Your next steps Call the oncology social worker for current group information. Ask about in-person and virtual options. Confirm registration, meeting location, language and cost. The published event provides the coordinator contact; its past date is not a current meeting invitation.
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Add to plan Heart failure & heart disease support An online American Heart Association community for patients, survivors and caregivers.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Peer support is available online. A local SGV meeting has not been confirmed.
Your next steps Visit the Support Network and find your topic. Review the community’s registration and privacy choices. Ask your treating team about local heart-failure support. Peer support does not replace your medical team or urgent care.
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Add to plan COPD & lung disease — Better Breathers Use the American Lung Association’s program to look for lung-disease support.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for For people living with lung disease and caregivers. No specific east-SGV meeting is confirmed here.
Your next steps Use the official club finder or contact the Lung Association. Ask about nearby or virtual options for COPD. Confirm the organizer, next meeting, accessibility and registration. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan City of Hope — bereavement support Ask about cancer-related grief groups for bereaved family members and caregivers.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Some groups are a registered series with specific eligibility. Confirm the next enrollment period.
Your next steps Call the bereavement contact. Ask whether the group fits your relationship and loss. Confirm dates, registration and in-person or virtual access. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Pomona grief & loss support — referral Pomona Valley Hospital lists a bereavement contact through VNA Hospice and Palliative Care.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for The linked event is a contact lead. Ask the organizer whether a group is currently running.
Your next steps Call VNA and ask about current Pomona-area grief groups. Confirm eligibility, next dates and location. Ask about phone or online support if attending is difficult. Schedule requires confirmation. Do not travel based on an old calendar date.
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Add to plan American Cancer Society support A 24-hour cancer information line and directory of patient and caregiver resources.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Cancer patients, families and caregivers. Individual service eligibility varies.
Cost / service note The cancer information helpline is available 24/7.
Your next steps Call and explain the kind of help you need. Ask about support, transportation or other resources near your ZIP code. Confirm each referred program’s eligibility and availability. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan GUIDE dementia-care program Learn about Medicare dementia-care navigation and support for qualifying caregivers.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Specific Original Medicare and dementia criteria apply. Medicare Advantage and PACE enrollment are excluded; other restrictions apply.
Your next steps Read the patient eligibility section. Use the linked participant list to find a team serving your area. Ask for an assessment and confirmation of eligibility. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Compare Medicare care providers Search nursing homes, home health agencies, hospice and other Medicare providers.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Ratings and listings do not establish an open bed, a clinical fit or acceptance of your exact insurance.
Your next steps Choose the provider type and your ZIP code. Review inspection, staffing and quality information where available. Call providers to confirm your needs, insurance and current availability. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Find licensed assisted living & board-and-care Use California’s facility search to review licensed residential care and home-care organizations.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for A license listing does not establish suitability or availability. Review current reports and visit when possible.
Your next steps Search by location and the appropriate facility type. Review licensing records and contact the facility. Ask about care capabilities, total cost, staffing and current openings. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan California health-facility records Look up state licensing and inspection information for regulated health-care facilities.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Use together with provider calls and other quality information. Records are not live availability reports.
Your next steps Search the facility name or location. Review the facility type and available inspection information. Discuss questions with your social worker and the facility. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Assisted Living Waiver Learn about Medi-Cal-supported care in participating assisted-living settings.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Age 21+, qualifying full-scope Medi-Cal with no share of cost, care-level and safety requirements apply. Slots are limited.
Your next steps Review eligibility and the care-coordination agency list. Ask an agency about assessment, participating facilities and the waitlist. Discuss room-and-board costs separately before choosing a facility. The waiver does not pay participants’ room and board.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan PACE coordinated care Explore a program that combines medical care and support for eligible older adults.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Generally requires age 55+, nursing-home level of care, residence in a service area and ability to live safely in the community.
Your next steps Read the program requirements. Find a PACE organization serving your exact ZIP code. Discuss doctors, medicines and enrollment implications before changing coverage. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Community-Based Adult Services Learn about adult day health services for eligible older adults and people with disabilities.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Assessment, Medi-Cal and authorization rules may apply. Services depend on the program and individual needs.
Your next steps Read the official program description. Ask your Medi-Cal plan or social worker about local centers. Confirm assessment, transportation, language and authorization requirements. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Understand Medicare rehab / SNF coverage Read the rules for short-term skilled nursing care and related costs.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Coverage is conditional and time-limited. Medicare Advantage plans can have different cost and authorization arrangements.
Your next steps Ask whether the stay meets your coverage requirements. Confirm authorization, expected costs and continued skilled-care needs. Review any notice about services ending and its appeal instructions. A maximum coverage period does not guarantee that every day will be covered.
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Add to plan Covina Senior & Community Center Find local nutrition, social activities, classes and referrals.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for The center serves adults 55+; individual services may have different requirements.
Published location 815 N. Barranca Avenue, Covina
Your next steps Call about the service or activity you want. Ask about age rules, registration and costs. Confirm location, access and any transportation options. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan La Fetra Center — Glendora Local activities, senior services, nutrition and Meals on Wheels information.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Some activities serve adults 18+; nutrition and Meals on Wheels have additional age and eligibility rules.
Published location 333 E. Foothill Boulevard, Glendora
Your next steps Ask about the program you need and current registration. For meals, ask about delivery or dining eligibility. Confirm costs, accessibility and the current schedule. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Cortez Park Community & Senior Center Local meals, activities and information about services for older adults.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Eligibility, intake and seating rules vary by service. Ask before visiting for a specific program.
Published location 2501 E. Cortez Street, West Covina
Your next steps Call about meals, activities or resource assistance. Ask whether intake or a reservation is required. Confirm the current schedule and any cost. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan La Verne Community Center — senior services Find senior nutrition, activities and information about local assistance.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Program ages, costs and registration vary. Confirm current schedules directly.
Published location 3680 D Street, La Verne
Your next steps Call the community center for the program you need. Ask about meals, registration and transportation. Confirm current dates rather than relying on older event listings. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan San Dimas Senior Center Local senior programs, nutrition and transportation information.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Service-specific age, registration and other rules apply. Ask about the current program guide.
Published location 201 E. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas
Your next steps Call about the meal, activity or assistance you need. Confirm registration, eligibility and any cost. Ask about accessible transportation to the center. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Pomona senior programs Find senior activities and nutrition services through Pomona’s community centers.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Meal and activity eligibility may differ. Confirm the center and registration requirements.
Your next steps Call Palomares Senior Center or use the official city page. Ask about meal eligibility, current activities and transportation. Confirm the correct location before visiting. Washington Senior Center’s published number is 909-620-2305.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan San Gabriel Valley Service Center Community referrals, emergency-food information, activities and computer access.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Ask about service-area and program requirements for your address.
Published location 1441 Santa Anita Avenue, South El Monte
Your next steps Call and explain the help you need. Ask whether your address qualifies and what to bring. Confirm hours and whether an appointment is required. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Azusa senior nutrition & referrals The city lists senior-center nutrition and referral services for local older adults.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Ask the center about current age, residency and meal-delivery requirements.
Your next steps Call the senior center for current nutrition or referral information. Ask about dining, home delivery and application steps. Confirm availability and any current program conditions. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Find more local senior centers Official LA County community and senior-center directory.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Check each center’s service area, program requirements and current schedule.
Your next steps Look for a center serving your city or nearby community. Call before visiting to confirm the service you need. Ask about meals, activities, language help and accessibility. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan 211 LA — help finding local services Talk to a local information-and-referral team when you are unsure where to start.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Community information and referrals; the receiving program determines eligibility.
Cost / service note Information and referrals available 24/7.
Your next steps Dial 211 and give your location. Explain your most urgent practical need. Ask for the direct program contact and a backup option. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Medicare discharge & fast-appeal help Understand what to do if covered services may be ending too soon.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Deadlines and procedures depend on the notice and care setting. Read your actual notice promptly.
Your next steps Ask the provider for the written notice and explanation. Follow the contact and deadline on that notice. Ask HICAP for assistance understanding your rights. Do not wait for a website response when an appeal deadline is approaching.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Long-Term Care Ombudsman Help with residents’ rights, care concerns and complaints in long-term-care facilities.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for For long-term-care residents and people helping them. Ask which office handles the facility.
Your next steps Call with the facility name and your concern. Explain whether there is an urgent safety issue. Ask about next steps, confidentiality and your choices. The published statewide ombudsman crisis line is 800-231-4024.
Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Adult Protective Services Report suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation of an older or dependent adult.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for APS handles reports involving older and dependent adults. For immediate danger, call 911.
Cost / service note County reporting line available 24/7.
Your next steps Call the county APS line for an urgent report. Share the facts you know and the person’s location. Ask about the appropriate next steps. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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Add to plan Legal assistance for older adults Ask about help with housing, benefits, elder abuse and other civil legal concerns.
Who it’s for & next steps Who it’s for Generally for adults 60+ and eligible caregivers; representation depends on the issue and program capacity.
Your next steps Describe the legal issue and any deadline. Ask which local provider handles the issue. Ask what documents to bring and whether interpretation is available. Published source reviewed October 22, 2026. Current intake, group schedules and individual coverage have not been confirmed.
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