Alaska Pioneer Homes

How does the Waitlist work?

Applying for the Alaska Pioneer Homes places the applicant on a waitlist of their choice. The Waitlist is broken down into two branches:

  • Active Waitlist - For those who are ready to enter a Pioneer Home of their choice within 30 days of receiving an admissions offer.

  • Inactive Waitlist - For those applicants who are interested in moving into a Pioneer Home at some point in the future. Note: There is no penalty to applicants who never end up transferring to the Active Waitlist!

Placement on the Waitlist is chronological and is determined by the date that a completed application is received, with the oldest applications at the top.

Applicants may transfer between the Inactive and Active Waitlists as many times as they choose with no penalty and their original application date is permanently retained to their file (as long as Alaska residency remains unbroken).

Apply Online

Applications, change requests and waitlist document submissions can be completed online or by hardcopy.

Please note: Annual waitlist eligibility verification letters are no longer required. Please do not resubmit applications or letters unless requested.

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Apply for Waitlist / Make Changes

Alaska Pioneer Homes Online Waitlist Application

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History and Physical Report Form

To be completed by healthcare professionals only

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Submit Additional Waitlist Documents

Secure file upload and online form
(only if needed or requested)


Application Packets (Paper Applications)

How to Apply

For paper applications, you can download the individual forms or helpful packets as PDFs, below:

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Downloadable Packets

How to Submit Paper Applications

Mail: Alaska Pioneer Homes Central Office, PO Box 112670, Juneau, AK 99811-2670

Fax: 907-465-4108

Deliver: To the Juneau Central Office (State Office Building) or at any of our six Pioneer Homes.