Charlie Ayers:  

​Transportation Manager: ​376-4353

X ARSC SUPPORTIVE SERVICES DEPARTMENT:  

​​The Supportive Services Department of The Xenia Adult Recreation and Services Center provides services to area homebound seniors who need linkage to services appropriate for their needs. The target population is the aging who lack a sufficient support system, those who may be isolated/more frail, and have the greatest need for services. The Manager receives and responds to referrals from the community, such as hospitals, home care agencies, churches, concerned neighbors, families of a senior and even  seniors themselves. In-home assessments are completed and we will link the client to the available resources in the community. Support Services Include: 

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  •  Public benefits: Assisting with linkage to various public benefits including Home Energy (winter) Assistance & Summer Cooling Assistance Programs,   Senior Housing, etc.
  •  Medicare Counseling:  Medicare, Open Enrollment (for Parts C & D) Medicare Savings Programs, etc.
  •  Meals on Wheels for those 60/older who are unable to cook for themselves and are homebound.
  •  Medical Transportation Registrations;. Assessing Greene County seniors 60/older for medical transportation needs​
  •  Information & referrals: Providing information on community resources and referrals as needed. ​

Teguin Hayslip: Homemaker Services Coordinator/Supervisor; 376-4353

​​XARSC HOMEMAKER PROGRAM

One of the goals of the Xenia Adult Recreation and Services Center Homemaker Program is to help the aging   remain in their own homes for as long as possible. Our Homemaker Program helps support this goal through an informal, friendly program that assists the aging with light housekeeping, including:​

  • ​Light Cleaning and Laundry
  • Grocery shopping/Errands
  • Meal Preparation
  • ​​Other Miscellaneous Tasks​

Services are tailored to meet the needs of the individual. The Services can be provided on a regular basis or for a specific instance or timeframe, e.g., recovering from surgery. ​Homemakers in the program are expected to be  courteous and kind to their clients. They are trained to work effectively, communicate patiently and recognize their  special needs and support them with the care and respect they deserve. ​The Homemaker Coordinator visits every  potential homemaker client at their home to review a homemaker plan. ​Aside from client satisfaction surveys, the  Coordinator also completes follow up in-home visits to evaluate the Homemakers performance/behavior. ​For more information call XARSC Homemaker CoordinatorTEGUIN HAYSLIP at 937-376-4353. 

HELPFUL PUBLIC BENEFIT INFORMATION

 AFFORDABLE CONNECTIVITY PROGRAM INFO:    

Provides up to a $30 monthly discount on broadband services. ELIGIBILITY: 200% of the federal poverty level     

1 person household can make $2,430 or less monthly      

2 person household can make $3,287 or less monthly       

3 person household can make $4,143 or less monthly      

4 person household can make $5,000 or less monthly


To apply go to ACPBenefit.org to apply online or print an application. You can also Contact your internet company,

ask if they participate in the ACP. If so they can assist you in applying. Questions on the ACP program? Contact the ACP Support  Center at (877) 384-2575.

MEDICARE SAVINGS PROGRAM (MSP) 

I am sure you have heard those commercials about getting money back in your social security check? “What’s the deal with those” I have been asked hundreds of times. Through the MEDICARE SAVINGS PROGRAM (MSP) is the only way you can get your Medicare Premium covered. The catch? FINANCIAL ELIGIBILITY. You must meet certain income and asset limits to qualify. Call the local Greene County Department of Job and Family Services for a MEDICARE SAVINGS PROGRAM application: 937-562-6000.


HERE are the MAXMIUM income/resource eligibility amounts for the QUALIFIED MEDICARE BENEFICIARY PROGRAM (QMB) Single person: $1,235 MONTH or less with resources less than $9,090. ​A married couple can make $1,663 month or less with resources less than $13,630.


Here are the MAXIMUM income/reource eligibility amounts for the SPECIFIED LOW INCOME MEDICARE BENEFICIARY PROGRAM (SLMB) Single Person: $1,478 MONTH or less with resources less than $9,090. A married couple can make $1,992 MONTH or less with resources less than $13,360.

 XARSC TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT

​ The XARSC Transportation The Xenia Adult Recreation and Services Center has had a transportation program since 1982. The purpose of the program is to provide transportation to the aging and disabled in Greene County and to assist individuals so they may live independently in their own homes for as long as possible.


 ABOUT THE DRIVERS:  All drivers are trained and certified. The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), the Area Agency on Aging, and   the senior center provide training in transporting aging and disabled passengers. Drivers must receive Defensive Drive training.  Other training requirements include DRIVE training, Sensitivity to Aging training, CPR and First Aid   training, and Blood Borne Pathogen training. Drivers are committed to providing kind, courteous service and to transporting clients safely to their destination. ABOUT OUR VEHICLES: The Xenia Adult Recreation and Services Center has 20 wheelchair equipped vans. The vans vary in size, there are small vans that seat only a few people and there are large vans that seat up to 16 individuals. Some of the vans are several years old and a couple are only one or two years old!

 WHAT DOES THE CENTER TRANSPORTATION OFFER?
 Individuals age 50 and above may request local transportation (Xenia to Xenia) with a $4.00 donation each way. This can include rides to non medical appointments such as shopping, hair appointments, medical appointments, visits to the center, etc. Our Area Agency on Aging funded MEDICAL transportation is for seniors 60 and older and MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS ONLY. Seniors must qualify for the funding and be registered by an XARSC Staff member. (Other individuals may be referred through other agency contracts) Several weeks notice is needed for Medical out of town transportation due to high demand for the service. 


Donations for the medical transportation by the senior center allow us to continue to provide transportation services to those in need, as well as many other services/activities provided by the Center.  Your donations are tax deductible and help us help others. 

WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Supportive Services

  Homemaker Services  

Transportation Services

​937-376-4353


Angela Glenn:

Supportive Services Manager: 376-4353