Long-Term Care Services

Medicaid Long-Term Care Services can provide help with your care needs in the setting of your choice. Options include care in your home, Adult Foster Homes, Residential Care Facilities, Assisted Living Facilities, and Nursing Homes. Medicaid is available to older adults (age 65 and over) and adults with physical disabilities (age 18 and over) who need help with tasks of everyday living.

For more information or to apply for Medicaid Long-Term Care Services, please contact the ADRC at 541-682-3353 or visit ADRC of Oregon - Explore Long-Term Services.

For clients with developmental disabilities or mental health concerns, please contact Lane Developmental Disabilities or Lane County Behavioral Health.

Adult Foster Care

Adult foster care is an excellent choice for someone looking for an affordable, homelike setting. Informal adult foster care has been a part of our society for years. People that were unable to maintain their health while living alone moved in with family, friends, and neighbors. In an adult foster home, medical and personal care are provided in a manner that encourages maximum independence and enhances the quality of life.

Learn more about Adult Foster Homes by visiting ADRC of Oregon - Adult Foster/Care Homes or search for a facility.

Click here for information on becoming an Adult Foster Care Provider.

Public Disclosure File

Senior & Disability Services maintains a public disclosure file of complaints involving residents in licensed facilities. The disclosure file also contains information about a facility's license history. Please contact our office at 541-682-4038 if you are interested in viewing the public file.

Case Management Services

Case Managers can help older adults and adults with disabilities who need personal care assistance to access the services and resources they need. Services that may be available under this benefit include:

• A visit to your home to assess your needs and develop a care plan.
• Referral for other community-based services as needed.
• Arrangement for you to receive supportive services such as home-delivered meals or transportation to medical appointments.
• Regular contact with you to ensure that the services you are receiving continue to meet your needs.

Oregon Project Independence - Medicaid (OPI-M)

In the Spring of 2025, a new OPI-M program opened for adults over the age of 60 and adults with disabilities age 18-59.

OPI-M provides limited in-home services to people who need a little help to continue living independently in their own homes. People who earn incomes too high to qualify for Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid) may qualify for OPI-M because its income limit is much higher than traditional OHP income limits. Services offered through OPI-M may include in-home care services, Meals on Wheels, case management, home modifications, and assistive technology supports, among other things. Additionally, OPI-M benefits will not be subject to estate recovery, which is when the assets an individual leaves behind after their death are used to pay back the government for certain services. Eliminating estate recovery strengthens the financial stability of families by making it possible for generations to pass down life savings. 

We are here to help.

The Aging and Disability Resource Connection, or ADRC, is a free service that offers the public a single source of information and referral for older people, people with disabilities, and their caregivers, regardless of their income. ADRC is dedicated to:

• Identifying community resources to meet short-term or immediate needs.
• Providing resources and services that support the needs of family caregivers.
• Helping individuals to understand the various long-term care options available to them.
• Enabling individuals to make informed, cost-effective decisions about long-term care.

To apply for any of our services, please contact the ADRC at 541-682-3353, toll free 1-800-441-4038, via email at ADRCLane [at] lcog.org (ADRCLane[at]lcog[dot]org) or search for resources online.