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Call about yourself, a loved one, or a child who may need support at home.
For patients, parents & family caregivers
You don’t have to figure it all out before you call.
Tell AAY what’s changing, what’s working, and what you’re hoping for. The first conversation can help make the next step clearer.
Getting started
A simple way to begin.
Every family’s situation is different. Start with a conversation and decide what would be useful to discuss next.
Talk through options
Ask about services, location, and what information may help clarify care options.
Plan a next step
Understand how to continue the conversation with AAY and the care team.
Service availability and coverage depend on the situation. AAY can help you identify what to ask.
Talk with AAYCommon questions
A little clarity to start.
If you’re unsure which service applies, call and ask. You don’t need to know the right service name first.
What kinds of care does AAY provide?
AAY lists skilled nursing, therapy, home health aide and homemaker services, companion and patient care assistant services, medical social work, case management, nutrition, and specialized programs. Availability varies.
Does AAY accept Medicare, Medicaid, or insurance?
AAY states that it is Medicare and Medicaid certified and insurance approved. Coverage and eligibility depend on the person’s circumstances, so call to confirm.
Can I ask about care for my child?
AAY lists pediatric services and high-tech extended care. Call to discuss whether a program may fit your child’s needs and location.
Where does AAY have offices?
AAY has offices in Naugatuck, East Haven, and Torrington. Call to ask about services in a specific community.
AAY is ready to listen