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Resource Guide BULLHEAD CITY AREA Transitions is a community outreach program offered by Hospice of Havasu at no cost or obligation. Transitions provides non-medical case management services. Resource Social workers and volunteers connect you to community resources. How the Transitions Coordinator can help Guide • Provide assistance in • Have discussions about completing healthcare living with a chronic power of attorney or terminal illness or living will • Help you understand • Review when it might be hospice care and the time to stop living alone philosophy of comfort care • Explain how to hire • Be there to listen when a caregiver and what you feel overwhelmed and questions to ask when your needs change • Provide guidance on • Help caregivers find how to choose an support and education assisted living facility • Assist with a referral to or nursing home Meals on Wheels Your not-for-profit hospice choice Compliments of 928.453.2111 HospiceHavasu.org Lake Havasu City | Bullhead City | Resale Store | Polidori House Hospice of Havasu complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. Hospice of Havasu cumple con las leyes federales de derechos civiles aplicables y no discrimina por motives de raza, color, nacionalidad, edad, discapacidad o sexo. Providing Compassion and Care with Dignity since 1982 Hospice of Havasu bik’ehgo h0ji[‘9n7g77 bidadeeti’7g77 W11shindoon t’11 1t’4 bil1’ashdla’ii bee b1 1dahaazt’i’7g77 bibee haz’32nii d00 doo ak’7j8’ nits1h1kees da d77 ninahj8’ a[‘33 dadine’4, dine’4 bik1g7 1t’eh7g77, bin11hai’7g77, nazhnit[‘ago da, 47 doodaii’ asdz1n7 d00 din4 1t’eh7g77. CONTENTS: You are not alone. 3 Addiction/Recovery Treatment 9 Homeless 3 Animal Services 9 Hospice Care 3 Area Agency on Aging/ 9 Hospitals Western Arizona Council of Governments 10 Labs 3 Assisted Living Facilities, 10 Legal Services Skilled Nursing 10 Library/Literacy Hospice of Havasu Community Support 10 Medicaid/DES programs are here to help you navigate 4 Caregiving Services, Personal some of life’s greatest challenges. Assistance 11 Medicare 4 Children’s Services 11 Mobile Primary Care 11 Notary - Mobile 5 Counseling Services 11 Nutrition 5 Dementia/Alzheimer’s Association 11 Parkinson’s Services ONLINE SUPPORT GROUPS 5 Dialysis 11 Pharmacies Call to register 11 Prosthetics 6 Domestic Violence 11 Senior Center • Grief Support - Wednesdays, 1-2pm 6 Durable Medical Equipment 6 Emergency Response 12 Senior Housing, Income Qualifying • Caregiver Support - Tuesdays, 1-2pm (Police and Fire) 12 Social Security 12 Social Service Agencies 7 Emergency Response Systems 12 Transportation 7 Fiduciary There is no charge for any of these programs, 7 Food Resources 13 Urgent Care thanks to our generous Caring Partners. 13 Veterans Affairs 8 Funeral Homes, After Death Services, Cemetery, Body Donations 14 Vital Statistics 8 Health/Support Groups 14 Wound care 8 Hearing 8 Home Health Care 15 Hospice of Havasu Your not-for-profit hospice choice since 1982 Support Groups 928-453-2111 • www.HospiceHavasu.org NOTE: NOTE: Hospice of Havasu is pleased to provide you with this Resource Hospice of Havasu is pleased to provide you with this Resource Guide. Hospice of Havasu does not endorse any of the services Guide. Hospice of Havasu does not endorse any of the services or businesses in this Guide, but provides them to you so you or businesses in this Guide, but provides them to you so you can make your own decisions. 4-29-2021 can make your own decisions. 15 VITAL STATISTICS ADDICTION/RECOVERY TREATMENT AREA AGENCY ON AGING / WESTERN ARIZ. COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS Birth and Death Certificates Arizona Recovery Center Help/Referral Line 800-782-1886 602-364-1300 928-733-5101 Kingman WACOG Office 928-753-6247 https://azdhs.gov/licensing/vital- www.AZRecover.com records/ • Benefits Enrollment Center WOUND CARE Community Medical Services • Meals on Wheels 928-565-6599, Kingman • Ombudsman Program Western Ariz. Regional Medical Center 928-764-7266, LHC 928-217-7114 Wound Healing Center www.communitymedicalservices.org • State Health Insurance Assistance 928-444-1454 2500 Canyon Road, Building C, Unit 3 Program (SHIP) - Assists with Bullhead City ANIMAL SERVICES concerns and questions about Medicare benefits, AHCCS, ALTCS Bullhead City Animal Care & Welfare supplement insurance and HMOs. 928-763-6000 • Respite, housekeeping 2270 Trane Rd., Bullhead City • SNAP Application Assistance (Emergency after hours 928-763-1999) • Weatherization Program • Wellness Programs Long Lake Indian Reservation 928-330-3000 ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES/ 7500 Dike Rd., Mohave Valley SKILLED NURSING (*Accepts ALTCS) PET SERVICES LARGER ASSISTED LIVING All Pets Go To Heaven FACILITIES Pet funeral home crematory and cemetery Davis Place 928-763-5900 2943 Desert Sky Blvd. BHC www.allpetsgotoheavenaz.com 928-763-4570 A Time to Play Doggie Daycare & Sunridge Village * Boarding 839 Landon Drive, BHC 928-770-4521 928-754-0700 5587 Hwy 95, Suite 8, Fort Mohave Locked memory care community Mutt Manners Dog Training Silver Creek Leisure Living * 714-926-8629 1670 Hwy 95 BHC 928-704-7000 All Creatures Great and Small Pet sitting and house sitting Joshua Springs Senior Living* 928-201-7622 2995 Desert Sky Blvd. BHC 928-763-1212 SAINT Animal Shelter Locked memory care community 928-985-0663 www.bhcsaint.org SMALLER ASSISTED LIVING GROUP HOMES Food for Paws Pet Pantry 928-310-7387 Angel’s Touch 928-788-3990 1974 Clear Lake Dr. Ft. Mohave A&V Passages 928-404-2394 3464 Dial Dr., BHC 14 3 (See next page) (From previous page) SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES Home Helpers VETERANS AFFAIRS HOMELESS VETERANS SERVICES 928-542-2040 The Legacy Rehab & Care Center * Arizona Department of Veterans HUD/VASH Housing Program 928-763-1404 Visiting Angels Services - Benefits Counselor 877-424-3838 2812 Silver Creek Rd., BHC 602-535-1215 928-486-1116 www.azdvs.gov Nation’s Finest OTHER 928-444-1135 azdhs.gov Wings of an Angel In-Home Care LLC Be Connected 1343 Hancock Road, BHC License verification, 928-404-2480 www.beconnectedAZ.org •Assists homeless veterans provider search 1-866-429-8387 •Prevents veteran homelessness PERSONAL ASSISTANCE Dept. of Veterans Affairs National Ombudsman Program Rent-a-Mom Catholic Charities 928-219-0788 800-827-1000 Veterans Housing Program 928-217-7114 Danielle Holloway 928-260-6452 Disabled American Veterans, Western Arizona Senior Living CHILDREN’S SERVICES Chapter 27 Veterans United Arizona No cost assisted living guidance 928-855-0356 928-302-9547 westernaz.com Boys and Girls Club VA hospital transportation Assist homeless and at-risk veterans 928-955-9075 of the Colorado River Help with Wartime Pension and Aid in Mohave County 928-763-1411 and Attendance application CAREGIVING SERVICES 2250 Highland Rd. BHC U.S.VETS Green Cactus Project Employment - 928-200-5631 Desert Rural Veterans Housing - 928 379-1763 ABRiO Care Child Abuse Hotline State of Arizona 928-768-5026 www.amceoinc.org 877-454-9717 or 928-962-7114 888-767-2445 Assistance with home repairs and modifications for disabled veteran Accent Care Department of Economic Security home owners. 928-753-2462 or 888-830-4265 928-704-7776 Caring Hearts Food Bank Ministry 2601 Hwy 95, BHC Permanent Location Coming Soon! Alternate Solutions Caregiver Specialist Fort Mojave, AZ 86426 928-230-9811 WIC (Women, Infants and Children) 928-758-7689 928-758-0722 Callen’s Outreach 1222 Hancock Rd., BHC Tristate Military Moms 928-542-9183 Active Duty Military and Veterans and their family support groups, Pregnancy Care Center community service Caring Presence Calvary Chapel 928-201-0319 928-771-0701 or 928-848-6690 928-788-3337 1620 Plantation Dr. Mohave Valley VA Suicide Prevention Life Line Caring2Seniors 800-273-8255 (TALK) 928-486-0434 Pregnancy Care Center Veteran Angels - 501(c)3 Calvary Chapel 888-319-1117 Comfort Keepers 928-758-5213 Assistance with the Aid and 928-704-0005 1690 Newberry Dr., BHC Attendance Benefit www.vetangels.org Gems in-Home Care Services 928-453-5251 Jerry Ambrose Veterans Council Veterans Assistance 928-377-2487 or 928-715-1244 Heart to Heart In-Home Care 928-706-7582 Vietnam Veterans of America Mohave County Chapter 975 Prileo Home Care 928-377-1101 928-718-0071 4 13 SENIOR HOUSING Community Services Department COUNSELING SERVICES DEMENTIA/ALZHEIMER’S INCOME QUALIFYING Mohave County SERVICES Community Housing Rehab AA Hotline Sun River Apartments, any age 928-753-0723 928-763-1988 Assistance with wheelchair ramps or 877-652-9005 Alzheimer’s Association 2140 Clearwater Dr., BHC home modification Laughlin Support Group Bruce Allen, PH.D. 928-444-5116 or 800-272-3900 Mountain Crest Apartments River Fund - Emergency & Crisis Services 928-763-9999 413-685-2525 Pin: 617760261# for the 928-763-9898 55 Civic Way, Laughlin 702-298-0611 2681 Hwy 95, Ste 100, BHC 838 Baseline Rd., BHC 1343 Hancock Rd., BHC 928-704-0039 online group 62+, disabled any age Bullhead City Lions Club Mohave Mental Health Clinic Alzheimer’s Association, Desert SOCIAL SECURITY 928-514-5062 928-758-5905 Southwest Chapter, So. Nevada Region Vision Assistance - Eye Exams - 1145 Marina Blvd., BHC Social Security Administration SSA.gov Income Qualifying Las Vegas - 702-248-2770 • Prescott Service Area - Prescott - 928-771-9257 Lake Havasu City 877-457-1733 Milemarkers Therapy Riverbend Counseling Center Alzheimer’s Association Helpline 928-715-9209 • Needles Service Area - 928-763-4030 800-272-3900 Bullhead City, Mohave Valley 3090 Highway 95, BHC 1225 Hancock Rd. Bldg. C, Ste.300,
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