Long Term Services and Supports

People who are in need of assistance and a place to live, may be eligible for services to help meet that need.

Adult Family Care

Adult Family Care (AFC) is a 24-hour, home-based, shared living option for eligible Choices for Care (CFC) participants. Authorized Agencies (AA) are paid a daily tiered rate by Medicaid to contract with private, unlicensed family homes that serve one to two people that are not related to the home provider. The home provider receives a tax-free stipend to provide services to the person.

The Adult Services Division manages or provides oversight for the following array of Long-Term Services and Supports funded through both State and Federal funds.

Adult Day Services

Adult High Technology Service

Aging & Disabilities Resource Connections - No Wrong Door

The Adult Services Division, an arm of the Department of Disabilities, Aging and Independent Living, shares in the mission to "Make Vermont the best state in which to grow old or to live with a disability - with dignity, respect and independence."  As a part of that mission, ASD is responsible for a full array of long-term services and supports for older Vermonters and adults with physical disabilities.