Agibly has a new owner (Senior Agibly, LLC). While no longer owned, operated by or affiliated in any way with KSL.com or DDM, Agibly still offers free resources for older adults and connects them with professional care providers.
One of the OAA’s (Older Americans Act) foundational principles is that the programs and services created to help support consumers in their homes and communities are customized to meet their individual needs. There’s nothing one-size-fits-all about AAAs or the services they offer their clients!
Roles of all AAAs: Assess community needs and develop and fund programs that respond to those needs; educate and provide direct assistance to consumers about available community resources for long-term services and supports; serve as portals to care by assessing multiple service needs, determining eligibility, authorizing or purchasing services and monitoring the appropriateness and cost effectiveness of services; and demonstrate responsible fiscal stewardship by maximizing use of public and private funding to serve as many consumers as possible.
Elders' Rights includes abuse prevention and long-term care ombudsman programs
Caregiver Support
Nutrition
Health & Wellness
Prevention education, activities and programs to promote wellness and healthy aging. Classes are held at Senior Centers and in the Community.
Hot nutritious meals are delivered daily to homebound seniors, except weekends and holidays, when frozen meals are available in advance if needed. Must be over the age of 60, homebound and live in Weber or Morgan County.
The Volunteer Center recruits volunteers and coordinates their service and support to the community through numerous project sites at local organizations throughout Weber and Morgan Counties.
Senior Companion Program (SCP):
Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP):
Foster Grandparent Program (FGP):
The Long-Term Care Ombudsman protects resident’s rights in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other residential care facilities licensed by the Utah Dept. of Health by voicing and resolving the concerns that residents encounter. The Ombudsman works on behalf of residents to resolve complaints and concerns and informing residents, families and caregivers about resident’s rights.
Screening, eligibility review, advocacy and supported access to community programs.
The purpose of the Utah Caregiver Support Program is to provide information and support to caregivers of adults 60 years old and older or someone with Alzheimer’s disease or other form of Dementia. Information and referral is also provided for Grandparents over age 60 who are responsible for raising Grandchildren under the age of 18.