Agencies that plan, coordinate and advocate for the development of a comprehensive service delivery system to meet the needs of older adults in their specific

The basic tasks of everyday life, such as acting, bathing, dressing, toileting and transferring (i.e. getting in and out of a bed or chair).

A community designed for seniors and those with disabilities for whom independent living is not appropriate, but who do not need the level of medical

Federal law providing civil rights protections for persons with disabilities.

Disabled adults are vulnerable to neglect, abuse, and exploitation. Adult Protectie Services are social services administered by local, county, or state health, aging, or regulatory

A community that generally combines at least three levels of care — independent living, assisted living and nursing care in a single setting. An increasing

Daily self-care activities essential to living independently, including housekeeping, meal preparation, paying bills, shopping, and using the telephone.

Federal program that pays monthly benefits to people over the age of 65 and in financial need, or people at any age who are blind

A federal organization providing services to honorably discharged military individuals, including healthcare and prescription assistance.

Group care and supervision of adults who may be mentally or physically disabled at a location other than the adult’s usual residence. Services are provided