A Vermont non-profit · Choices for Care

Supporting Vermonters
to live with dignity & choice

Vermont Comforts of Home provides opportunities for greater independence.

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Vermont Comforts of Home provides opportunities for greater independence

At some point in our lives, we all need a helping hand. Vermont Comforts of Home believes being in a home environment — surrounded by familiar places and people who care about us — promotes wellness. That is why we provide the support and services you need in a setting that offers the comforts of home.

Let Vermont Comforts of Home use our experience to help you be where you belong.

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About the program

What is Vermont Comforts of Home?

Vermont Comforts of Home is a non-profit, collaborative program managed and implemented by Lincoln Street, Inc. and Upper Valley Services, Inc. Both agencies have significant experience providing high-quality, individualized home care.

Operating in compliance with the Adult Family Care program under Vermont's Choices for Care initiative, we develop community-based options of care for people requiring a nursing-home level of support. Once you contact us, we'll help determine the services needed and which of our two organizations can best serve you.

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Where we work

Serving communities across Vermont

Two trusted non-profits, one shared mission. Hover a county to see who serves it — together we cover twelve of Vermont's fourteen counties.

Upper Valley Services area
Lincoln Street, Inc. area
Referral & partner area
Regional office
Upper Valley Services
ChittendenFranklinGrand IsleLamoilleCaledoniaWashingtonOrange

Office in Essex Junction · 802-662-5978

Lincoln Street, Inc.
AddisonRutlandWindsorWindhamBennington

Office in Springfield · 802-886-1833

Eligibility

Who does Vermont Comforts of Home serve?

Vermont residents.
Those who qualify for Medicaid, as well as those interested in a private-pay option.
Those who are 18 years of age or older and require extensive assistance with any of the following: medical care, personal care, taking medications, mobility, decision-making, or safely accessing the community.
How we help

Support for participants and home care providers

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Participants

Many people who require a nursing-home level of care prefer living in the community. We are dedicated to providing quality, individualized services that make community living possible for our participants.

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Home Care Providers

We identify skilled people in the community interested in sharing their home and committed to providing the support necessary to keep individuals in the community.

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Get in touch

How can I find out more?

Our offices are in several locations across Vermont, and we work to identify the perfect match — in providers and location — for those we serve. Please contact us to learn how we might help you stay in the community, or if you're interested in becoming a home care provider.

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