Publications: Services for Adults and Aging Individuals
NOTE: Publications for this audience may be produced by the Aging Services Division, Medical Services Division, or other Divisions
Booklets/Resources
- Guide to services and supports available for older adults and people with disabilities in North Dakota (2012) (1.33 MB pdf)
- Presentation on in-home and community-based services for people with long-term care needs (Version for Service Professionals) (1.26 MB pdf)
- LINK to North Dakota Supreme Court Legal Self Help Center (Has current information on guardianship)
- Nursing Facility Residents' Rights (352 kb pdf) - Updated 11/22/16
- Basic Care Facility Residents' Rights (92 kb pdf)
- Assisted Living Facility Tenant Rights (Updated May 2016) (24 kb pdf)
Brochures
- Pocket Card: Abuse HURTS at Any Age...recognize it and report it (May 2015) (251kb pdf)
- Aging and Disability Resource LINK - Connects older adults and people with disabilities to care options (930 kb pdf)
- Basic Care Assistance Program (1,114kb pdf)
- Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program (95kb pdf)
Fact Sheets
- Adult Foster Care (February 2015) (339 kb pdf)
- Vulnerable Adult Protective Services (94 kb pdf)
- Mandatory Reporting Abuse and Neglect of a Vulnerable Adult (220 kb pdf)
Handbooks
- Adult Foster Care/Qualifed Service Provider Handbook: Standards of practice and enrollment procedures for Adult Foster Care Qualified Service Providers and Respite Providers (July 2013) (357kb pdf)
- Qualified Service Provider Handbook: Family Home Care (336 kb pdf)
- Qualified Service Provider Handbook: Individual Provider (301 kb pdf)
- Qualified Service Provider Handbook: Agency Provider (108 kb pdf)
Other Documents
- UPDATED North Dakota State Plan on Aging: Federal Fiscal Years 2015 - 2018
- North Dakota Ombudsman Program Report for Federal Fiscal Year 2015 (July 2016)
- Aging is Everyone's Business! Changes in Population: Implications for Data Use and Service Delivery (Dec. 2010) (3 MB pdf)
- List: Licensed Assisted Living Facilities
Governor's Committee On Aging
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