FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I apply for services?
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Contact Colleen Zoyhofski, Intake Coordinator at (585) 426-4120, ext. 3118.
- Who is eligible for services?
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Anyone diagnosed with a developmental disability prior to the age of 22.
- What is a developmental disability?
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Developmental disabilities are a variety of conditions that become apparent during childhood and cause mental or physical limitations. These conditions include autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, intellectual disabilities and other neurological impairments.
- Is Lifetime Assistance Certified by the State?
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Yes, all of our services our certified by NYS Office for People With Developmental Disabilities.
- Where are you located?
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Lifetime Assistance, Inc. is headquartered in Chili, New York in southwest Monroe County. To visit Lifetime Assistance, see the following instructions or call us at (585) 426-4120, ext. 3100 and we will gladly provide directions.
For a map to our facility, click here.
- Are employees trained?
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Yes. All of our employees go through an extensive training program initially upon hire and on a regular basis thereafter.
- How are services paid for?
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Most of the individuals we support receive funding through Medicaid and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). If your family member meets the eligibility requirements, we can assist you in this area.
- Is there a waiting list?
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Yes, however each person’s specific needs and requests are evaluated for the best possible options. Our Intake Committee will discuss various options that may be applicable to your specific situation.