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Senior Portrait

Eligibility For Our Services

If you’re an older adult or caregiver in Clermont County who needs support at home, you may qualify for Clermont Senior Services' assistance. Services are available to residents aged 60 and over, with specific programs tailored to individual needs, including Home Care, Transportation, Home Delivered Meals, and Housing. Additional eligibility criteria may apply.

NOTE: Some seniors receive services through the PASSPORT program, which has its own eligibility requirements (see Passport Customer Handbook for specific details). Seniors are expected to apply for and accept services from other funding sources, such as PASSPORT, if eligible. Failure to do so may result in a denial of services. CSS is the payer of last resort. 

Home Delivered Meals

Customer must be homebound without consistent assistance with grocery shopping to qualify.

Home Making

Customer must be unable to complete homemaking tasks and have no regular homemaking support. They must live alone or with another service-qualified individual. Some customers may qualify for additional assistance or a higher level of care.

Personal Care

Customer requires hands on assistance to complete personal care safely.

Respite

The household must only consist of the Customer and a Caregiver. Customer requires 24-hour supervision and cannot be left alone to qualify for respite assistance.

Adult Day Services (ADS)

This service is suitable for those with cognitive or physical impairments who cannot safely drive.

Transportation

Open to those 60 and above who reside in Clermont County.

Housing

Must be at least 62 and meet income eligibility guidelines.

Lifelong Learning

This service is ideal for those who can safely drive or be transported, and desire socialization through classes, workshops, and activity opportunities.

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