The Home-Delivered Meal program helps provide meals regularly to homebound seniors who are over the age of 60. The program provides two or three meals a day, Monday through Friday. Some providers…

The Congregate Meals program helps seniors meet recommended daily nutritional intake by providing meals served in a group setting. This program is designed to maintain or improve the physical and…

An Ombudsman is a state-certified, trained volunteer advocate for residents who live in long-term care facilities such as nursing facilities and residential facilities for seniors. An Ombudsman helps…

The November 2000 amendments to the Older Americans Act (OAA) of 1965 created Title III E, the National Family Caregiver Support Program (FCSP). The FCSP was established to provide a range of support…

Adult Day Care programs help seniors remain at home by offering individual and group services in a supervised setting. As the name implies, these services are daytime-only programs for social,…

  2019 South County Senior Summit "Back to the Future of Aging and Dementia" Power Point Presentations     Dr. Josh Grill Director, UC Irvine, Institute of…

Case Management Programs provide assistance to older adults who are at risk of being institutionalized after illness, injury or cognitive decline. A case manager evaluates the client to determine the…

Information & Assistance Call Center…the Customer is #1! Dramatic increases in the older adult population and the costs to provide services, coupled with funding cuts pose a challenge for the…

As they age, most people wish to stay in familiar surroundings and remain involved with their community and family. In-home care services are a cost-effective healthcare alternative. Services may…

What is elder abuse? Elder abuse can be in the form of neglect by others or self, physical abuse, financial exploitation, emotional abuse, and/or sexual abuse. The Elder Abuse Prevention program…