BATH TOWNSHIP NOW HAS LIFELINE SERVICE AVAILABLE TO ITS ELDERLY AND DISABLED RESIDENTS.

If you meet the qualifications, you can get Info Line's Lifeline service FREE OF CHARGE.


What is Lifeline?
Lifeline is a 24-hour personal emergency monitoring system, monitored by Info Line,  that allows you to call for help by activating a small button transmitter that you wear. When you push the button, Info Line enacts your personal emergency plan. Your volunteer responders will come to your aid.  If you need professional emergency help, Life Line can summon paramedics or police to help you.

Lifeline helps residents remain safely in their homes when they:

	Live alone
	Are an older adult
	Are homebound
	Have medical problems
	Are recovering for an illness or injury

How do I get Lifeline?
To get Lifeline, you must:

1. Have a telephone
   
2. Complete an application and be determined as eligible by the Bath Township Trustees
   
3. Have Info Line install a Lifeline unit in your home
   
4. Have at least 2 volunteer responders who have access to your home and will help you in an emergency
   

For more information about the Lifeline Service, or for questions about obtaining an application, please call the Township Offices
at 330-666-4007


What Is Senior Info Line?
Are you over 60? Are you concerned about the health and well-being of an older adult? If so, Senior Info Line's experienced professionals can provide practical information about services available to adults over 60:

	Golden Buckeye Card
	Transportation
	Social Activities
	Employment
	Medicare & Medicaid Information
	Health & Homemaker Services
	Support Groups
	Housing
	Nursing Homes
	Special Assistance for Food, Clothing, and Utilities

                                                                                          ……..and more

For more information call Senior Info Line at 330-374-0333