Hampton, CT senior services
The front door to senior services in Hampton is Hampton Municipal Agent for Aging, the town-appointed first call for older residents; behind it stands Senior Resources Agency on Aging: free information and referral, home-delivered meals, rides and in-home help under the Older Americans Act. Below: how to reach both, plus every state-licensed and Medicare-certified care option that serves Hampton, from the public record.
Municipal Agent for Aging
Hampton Municipal Agent for Aging
164 Main St, PO Box 143, Hampton
Hampton's town-appointed first call for older residents and their families (Agent for the Elderly): what help exists locally and how to get it, with the Area Agency on Aging behind it.
Area Agency on Aging
Senior Resources Agency on Aging
Area Agency on Aging for eastern Connecticut, Middlesex County and the shoreline. Call for information and referral, home-delivered meals, rides, caregiver support and an in-home needs assessment.
Paying for care in Connecticut
Medicare pays for short-term skilled care: up to 100 days of nursing-home rehabilitation after a qualifying hospital stay, home health when a doctor certifies the need, and hospice in full. HUSKY Health (Medicaid), Connecticut's Medicaid program, pays for long-term nursing home care once assets are spent down and, through home and community-based services waivers, for some help at home. The Area Agency on Aging and the state's SHIP Medicare counselors (free, through the Eldercare Locator) explain which applies.
Care options serving Hampton
- Assisted Living Residences1 within 10 miles · nearest: Assisted Living Services Agency at Creamery Brook
- Nursing Homes and Skilled Nursing9 within 12 miles · nearest: Pierce Memorial Baptist Home, INC.
- Home Health Agencies14 serving Hampton · nearest: Staff Mates Homecare
- Hospice5 serving Hampton · nearest: Greater Manchester Homecare, LLC
Staying at home in Hampton
Most people would rather stay home. What makes that possible in Hampton: the local aging agency, in-home help, Medicare home health, home modification programs and technology that keeps family in the loop between visits.
Common questions
Who do I call first for help for an older adult in Hampton?
Start with Hampton Municipal Agent for Aging at (860) 208-2430, the town-appointed Municipal Agent for Aging for Hampton, then Senior Resources Agency on Aging at (860) 887-3561. The Area Agency on Aging does information and referral, arranges home-delivered meals, rides and in-home help under the Older Americans Act, and can explain how HUSKY Health (Medicaid) home and community-based services work in Connecticut.
How many nursing homes serve Hampton?
9 Medicare-certified nursing homes are within 12 miles of Hampton. Each is listed on this site with its CMS star ratings, bed count, ownership, staffing turnover and inspection date from Care Compare.
Does Medicare pay for home health care in Hampton?
Yes, when a doctor certifies that the person is homebound and needs skilled nursing or therapy. Medicare covers it in full, and you may choose any of the 14 Medicare-certified home health agencies that serve Hampton. Non-medical home care (companions, homemakers) is a separate, mostly private-pay service.
What does hospice cost in Hampton?
The Medicare hospice benefit covers hospice care in full, including medications and equipment for the terminal illness, usually at home. 5 Medicare-certified hospices serve Hampton. HUSKY Health (Medicaid) and most private insurance also cover hospice.
How should I read the CMS star ratings?
Look at the health inspection rating and the staffing rating before the overall rating; the quality-measure rating is self-reported by the facility. Read the latest inspection report on Medicare Care Compare before visiting, and visit unannounced at a mealtime.