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RESIDENT COUNCIL TOOL KIT - Illinois Department on Aging 2025

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The 'Resident Council Toolkit' is a comprehensive guide created by the Texas Office of the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman to assist residents in nursing and assisted living facilities in establishing or revitalizing resident councils. It outlines the purpose, benefits, and legal protections for these councils, provides step-by-step instructions for forming and running them, and offers best practices for effective meetings and participation. The toolkit emphasizes the importance of resident advocacy, communication with staff, and creating a supportive environment for residents to voice their concerns and improve their quality of life.

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What kind of assistance is available for seniors in Illinois?

The Illinois Medical Assistance program provides free and low-cost health care services for low-income seniors and families. It covers necessary medical expenses, including primary, emergency and ambulatory care, as well as inpatient hospital care, medical transportation and prescription drugs.

What does the Illinois Department of Aging do?

Personal Care Incontinence Care. Mobility Assistance. Bathing. Dressing.

What services does the Illinois Department on Aging provide?

Purpose of a Resident Council Under California law, facilities are required to assist in establishing and maintaining a single resident council composed of residents of the facility. The primary purpose of a resident council is for residents, as a group, to influence the quality of their care.

What is the most requested support service for the elderly?

The Illinois Department on Aging helps older adults live independently in their own homes and communities. As the population ages, services and programs for older adults must evolve as well because longevity means more when quality of life is enhanced.

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