Local Services

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With Christian compassion, our team will learn about your situation and your needs. Together, we will explore options and take steps to help you stabilize your resources.

Program support provided includes, but not limited to: 

• Support and Advocacy 
• Financial Assistance 
• Prayer and Encouragement 
• Shower Space 
• Resource Referral 
• Volunteer Placement at The Well 

The Well Resource Center in Fairfield is open and serving people on: Monday: 10-5pm Wednesday: 10am–5pm Thursday: 10am–5pm Friday: 10am–5pm

Located at 1700 S. Main Street in Fairfield. Please make an appointment for a meeting with our helpful team members by calling 641-819-4044.

Vision: 

Through employee ownership and fiscal responsibility, Optimae LifeServices seeks to be a recognized leader in health care and human services, providing meaningful support and successful outcomes. 

 Mission: 

Optimae offers comprehensive customer driven services that encourage choice, empowerment and community integration.  

Optimae LifeServices, Inc. provides health care and human services for individuals with disabilities and mental illness from 39 Eastern, Southern and Central Iowa counties. For more than three decades, we have equipped our customers with supports and services that encourage choice, empowerment and community integration.  

Our programs include community-based, behavioral health, home health, rehabilitation and residential care services. We advocate for the rights and needs of approximately 5,300 Iowans each year, providing the quality of care we would want for our own family.

Address: 304 S Maple St Ste. 100, Fairfield, IA 52556 

Hours: M-F 8 am-4;30 pm 

Phone: (641) 472-5011

The office has the Application forms for pick up or sending by mail if requested by a phone call. If a client is not enrolled in Medicaid, they can apply for Medicaid in one process application. 

The local office, once receiving back the forms, will forward them to the Waiver office (319 892 6795)

It might take between 2-4 weeks to get a reply & start the process.

Address: 304 S Maple St Ste. 100, Fairfield, IA 52556 

Hours: M-F 8 am-4;30 pm 

Phone: (641) 472-5011

The office has the Application forms for pick up or sending by mail if requested by a phone call. If a client is not enrolled in Medicaid, they can apply for Medicaid in one process application. 

The local office, once receiving back the forms, will forward them to the Waiver office (319 892 6795)

It might take between 2-4 weeks to get a reply & start the process.

Learn how to qualify to become a qualified local  CDAC care provider so you can help people who qualify for the Waiver program.

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) began the loan closet mission several years ago, with a mission of loaning essential home health-care equipment to people who cannot secure it through private insurance or other support organizations. It has grown 70 percent since its inception.

Helping Hands may be a mission of the church, but it is separate from the church. All property and funds belong to Helping Hands and are not part of the church. It is a self-funded ministry with no money from the church used in the project. 

At the present time, volunteers from the church staff the loan closet.  "What keeps us going is donations of money and equipment". said volunteer Ron Rominger.

Rominger explained there is no charge for borrowing the equipment, but we do accept donations, both of funds and equipment. However, at this time we don't need any more walkers. We are short on wheelchairs and hospital beds.

Anyone in Jefferson County with a need for a hospital bed, wheelchair, commode, walker or any other type of equipment in stock may borrow the items.

For an appointment to meet a volunteer at the old hospital basement call 641-472-3676,