Elder Services was established in 1971 as Okaloosa County Council on Aging by a group of concerned citizens who identified an unmet need in the elderly community. The agency provides an array of non-medical and social services for the frail, at-risk, or recuperating persons to remain in the preferred setting and comfort of their home.
More than just a residence, Twin Cities Pavilion is a place to call home. Established in 1981 and licensed by the State of Florida to provide both Standard and Extended Congregate Care. AHCA License #AL5462. Twin Cities pavilion is a Private, Non-Profit, 501(c)(3) Facility. The building is committed by the Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners to provide affordable supportive living for low and modest income elderly, disabled, or recuperating persons.
More than just a residence, Crestview Manor is a place to call home. Established in 1981 and licensed by the State of Florida to provide both Standard and Extended Congregate Care.
AHCA License #AL5649
Crestview Manor is a Private, Non-Profit, 501(c)(3) Facility. The building is committed by the Okaloosa Board of County Commissioners ..
Established in 1971 by a group if concerned citizen volunteers, we provide nutritionally balanced meals that meet RDA recommendations for a modest cost to the elderly, handicapped, or recuperating individuals in our community who were unable to do so themselves as a result of frailties associated with aging.
Join our Elder Services of Okaloosa County community and be a part of the growing team where we combine our knowledge, experience and skill to make a lasting impact.
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Meet Karen Goodson, Corporate Marketing Director at Elder Services of Okaloosa County. She is responsible for disseminating information regarding our mission to our communities to garner support and increase understanding. Karen has been a member of our team for the past four years and has a bright future ahead.
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Industry averages for Assisted Living Care vary widely. For most people, savings and Social Security income aren’t enough to pay for assisted living. In some cases, non-profit facilities are far more desirable for those on fixed incomes. Care for non-profit care in some areas can range from $2500/mo to $4000/mo. As experts in the field, we at Elder Services of Okaloosa County want to inform you about how non-profit facilities can help you access assisted living care on a budget.
Elder Services of Okaloosa County is the designated Lead Agency for the Community Care for the Elderly (CCE) Program in Okaloosa County. The CCE program was created by the Florida Legislature to assist functionally impaired elderly persons to live dignified and reasonably independent lives in their own homes, or in the homes of relatives or caregivers...
Providing In-home Elder Care & Caregiver Services across Fort Walton Beach, Destin, Mary Esther, Crestview, Niceville, Valparaiso, Shalimar, and the surrounding areas.
