Oregon Project Independence (OPI)
Oregon Department of Human Services - Aging and Disability Resource Connection Jacksonville, OR
About Oregon Project Independence (OPI)
Oregon Project Independence (OPI) is a compassionate and dedicated program based in Jacksonville, OR, aimed at empowering individuals aged 60 and over, those with dementia, and residents with disabilities in select counties to live independently in their own homes. We provide a comprehensive range of services designed to enhance daily living and ensure safety, including personal care assistance, home care, chore services, and home-delivered meals. Our offerings also extend to adult day care, respite care, skilled nursing care, and access to assistive technology devices. Understanding that affordability is essential, we operate on a Sliding Scale Fee Schedule to help make our services accessible based on your household income and medical expenses. Once you reach out for assistance, our trained staff from the Area Agency on Aging will conduct a home assessment to evaluate your needs and develop a personalized care plan tailored to support your independence. We are committed to helping you navigate your care options while maintaining your dignity and comfort in your own home.
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