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  • From Helping Hands Home Healthcare & Staffing

    How much dos home healthcare cost?

    The cost of home healthcare varies, depending upon your needs. We offer competitive rates for RN’s, LPN’s, CAN’s and companions. We work with families to provide affordable care, and to qualify for VA benefits.

  • From Design Plus Granite

    How do I clean my granite countertops?

    Regular maintenance of your tops is easy, just use mild soap and water. When properly maintained, your granite tops will last a lifetime.

  • From Lacey Ritchart - Westminster Village

    What are the different types of retirement living options?

    Of course your own home is one option, but as you age your home may not meet your needs as far as being comfortable, accessible and services you might need. If you decide to look at other living arrangements each and every option is unique in costs and services offered. Some options are retirement communities that are part of a chain. Some options are free standing retirement communities with only one level of living services at the location. Another option is a Continuing Care Retirement Community with multiple levels of service on one campus. CCRC’s allow a person to age on one campus with service and living options to meet changing needs. Some housing options are also income based. Your need and ability to pay will help determine your choice.

  • From Bill Wuthrich - KBL Design Center

    Does KBL sell appliances?

    No, we do not. We work closely with all the appliance suppliers in the area.

  • From Midstate College

    What are my options if the aid I receive from the Federal and state, based on completing the FAFSA, are not enough to cover my tuition and other school expenses?

    First, determine if you or your family have unusual circumstances that should be taken into account and contact the financial aid office about those circumstances. Some examples of unusual circumstances are: a large change in income from last year to this year or unusually high medical or dental expenses. Special circumstances are not limited to the examples given above, and must be determined on a case-by-case basis. Contact the financial aid office at the school you are planning to attend to discuss the process for adjusting your EFC to take any special circumstances into consideration.

    If no special circumstances exist, you should still contact the financial aid office at the school you are planning to attend to discuss your options. There may be institutional scholarships or campus-based grants or loans available. Do not wait - additional resources will disappear fast. The school may also suggest a payment plan or that you consider a private educational loan available from nonfederal sources, such as banks and local credit unions.