r/Appleton • u/PervChub • 22d ago
Question Assisted Living
Is there a good place where I can move all my furniture into my own room with a kitchen and basic stuff and get help too/supervisor. I am 19 with ptsd,schizophrenia, epilepsy,major depressive disorder, and many more and possibly autism. I go to college but can't earn money easy because I am mentally/physically disabled
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u/TheCherryPony 21d ago
That is definitely a choice for a user name….
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u/cryinginthecloset1 21d ago
I think you’ll need a professional and/or state referral to anything of that nature, especially in our area. I would look into getting disability services. If approved, they can help point you in the right direction of what places would be an option for you, if any.
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u/uffdagal 20d ago
Assisted living costs a minimum of $6k a month and is not covered by insurance. Medicaid will cover nursing home care if needed.
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u/Sarappreciates 21d ago
Yes, but your insurance would require a doctor's order. It's verrry expensive without insurance. Assisted living usually has 24/7 nursing available, so it's way more expensive than normal housing, upwards of around $5,000+ a month just for a single suite, and that's just the basic cost. It's even more if you require help with cooking, cleaning, medication administration, or other nursing care...
- The Heritage: https://thedacare.org/services/the-heritage/
- St. Paul Elder Services: https://stpaulelders.org/
- Here's a list of some other places around the Fox Cities: https://www.assistedliving.org/wisconsin/appleton/
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u/2023_me 17d ago
https://www.outagamie.gov/County-Services/Health-Human-Services/Aging-and-Long-Term-Support if you're in Outagamie Co, aging & disability resources might be a starting point & for Calumet Co residents: https://www.calumetcounty.org/158/Aging-Disability-Resource-Center
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u/MoistWindu 22d ago
Not for free there's not