LifeStream serves individuals in Blackford, Delaware, Fayette, Franklin, Grant, Henry, Jay, Madison, Randolph, Rush, Union, and Wayne counties in Indiana.
As of July 1st, Indiana launched PathWays for Aging, a collaborative effort between the Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) and health plan providers, to enhance long-term services and supports for individuals aged 60 and over. The PathWays for Aging program will provide beneficiaries with both a care coordinator and a service coordinator through the oversight of a contracted health plan. These health plans, or “managed care entities” are Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Humana Healthy Horizons in Indiana, and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Indiana.
Upon the launch of PathWays for Aging on July 1, LifeStream Services and your LifeStream care manager are no longer a part of your care team through these contracted health plans. Your care and service coordination has transitioned to the managed care entity that you selected during open enrollment or were automatically enrolled with to align with your current D-SNP plan.
For questions about your services after July 1, contact Indiana PathWays for Aging at 877-284-9294.
Our Mission is to Provide the Right Information, Resources and Support for Improving Quality of Life and Maintaining Independence for Older Adults, Those with Disabilities, and Caregivers.
We provide services and programs to help older adults and people with disabilities remain independent. We also support caregivers who need help maintaining the health, dignity and independence of their loved ones.
We provide services and programs to help older adults and people with disabilities remain independent. We also support caregivers who need help maintaining the health, dignity and independence of their loved ones.
From meal delivery and in-home care to transportation and caregiver support, LifeStream is a lifeline for those who need help.
From meal delivery and in-home care to transportation and caregiver support, LifeStream is a lifeline for those who need help.
Our Mission is to Provide the Right Information, Resources and Support for Improving Quality of Life and Maintaining Independence for Older Adults and Those with Disabilities.
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Researchers at the IU Indianapolis Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health are conducting a research study about social needs among older adults. A better understanding of the occurrence of social needs could support more effective services. You are eligible for this study if you are 66 years of age or older, are an Indiana
Amy Reeves of Wayne County County was one of 20+ adults to receive the Golden Hoosier Award from the State of Indiana at a ceremony on Wednesday, September 2. The Golden Hoosier Award acknowledges outstanding Indiana seniors for the impact they have made on the lives of others and their entire community. The award is
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