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Provides information and assistance for adults age 60 and older, and their families and advocates. SeniorLine staff members are trained care managers who can answer questions about available services, help people to begin the process of receiving services from the Area Agency on Aging or partners in the community serving older adults.

Provides support and services to enable older adults to continue to live in their homes and communities. Designated by the state to administer human service programs for older adults at the local level.

Provides community-based services to older adults living in Washington County. Offers access to senior centers, nutritional centers, and care management.

Provides protective services to older adults who are at imminent risk of physical or emotional abuse, abandonment, exploitation, or neglect. Those calling to report elder abuse need not give their name to the agency.

Coordinates in-home services, including personal care, home-delivered meals and Long-term care options. Provides information about relevant resources. Assists with entitlement and benefit applications.

Offers a wide variety of programs and services, including: A) Meal and nutrition programs B) Information and assistance C) Health, fitness, and wellness programs and social and recreational activities D) Transportation services E) Public benefits counseling F) Employment assistance G) Volunteer and civic engagement opportunities

Serves as the primary information and referral service for older adults and people with disabilities.

Coordinates in-home services, including personal care, home-delivered meals and Long-term care options. Provides information about relevant resources. Assists with entitlement and benefit applications.

Offers a wide range of programs and services.

Senior centers provide health screenings, as well as classes and workshops related to fall prevention, exercise, nutrition, and chronic disease self-management

Investigates reports of abuse to seniors.

Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, financial exploitation, abandonment, or other situations that put an individual, or their finances, at imminent risk.

Offers a wide variety of programs and services, including: A) Meal and nutrition programs B) Information and assistance C) Health, fitness, and wellness programs and social and recreational activities D) Transportation services E) Public benefits counseling F) Employment assistance G) Volunteer and civic engagement opportunities

Offers care management, in-home meals, personal care services, home support, and personal emergency response systems

Foster Grandparents spends 4 hours a day, 3-5 days a week at a local Head Start Program, day care center, school, or special institution and gives tender, loving, one-on-one support and companionship to children with special needs.

Provides protective services to consumers in crisis or emergency situations. Callers may remain anonymous. All information is strictly confidential.

Provides transportation for older persons in getting to and from senior centers, medical facilities, banking institutions, libraries, and stores.

Serves as the central hub for information, referral, and services for older adults in Lawrence County.

Takes reports on suspected elder abuse and investigate these reports under the Older Adults Protective Services Act. Professional investigator will determine whether the older adult is in need of Protective Services. Protective. Services will also assist the older adult in securing a safe environment and making sure his or her needs are met.

Provides a wide range of services designed to work with clients to thrive in the home environment best suited to their needs. Assessment of need is done through our office and we work with volunteers and subcontractors to deliver appropriate service. Some of the services are: A) Home Delivered Meals: A meal is provided to functionally disabled, home-bound, or convalescent people age 60+ B) Personal Care Service: Provides personal grooming help - bathing, dressing, feeding, toileting and transferring C) Respite Care: Program designed to provide relief to the primary caregiver. Eligibility and hours will be determined in the assessment process D) Chore Service: Minor home repair may be possible when safety and necessary upkeep is required E) Protective Services: Reports of abuse can be made by calling 717-334-9296 or 800-548-3240 24 hours a day

Comprehensive collection of information concerning individual needs of older persons and development of a plan of care to safely maintain the individual in the least restrictive setting. Maintains the independence of the individual in the community by coordination and follow-up of service delivery

I&A about AAA's services; intake for services requiring needs assessment by Care Management Division to access home services and referrals to other agencies when appropriate.

Supervises activities and social contacts for those older adults who require more support than can be provided at a Senior Community Center. Offers respite for caregivers enabling them to work outside of the home or offer a break from the daily rigors of twenty-four hour care giving. SERVICES: socialization & recreation, nutrition, transportation, supervision & basic personal care, reality orientation, and Self-help training can be found in the Adult Day Care Centers.

Offers a comprehensive, coordinated system of community-based services for older adults.

Offers comprehensive needs assessment and periodic comprehensive reassessment. Developes a plan of care and discharge when appropriate.