AGE’s Adult Day Health Centers are designed for seniors who need help managing daily activities during the day, or who are at risk of feeling isolated and lonely. Adult day services enable older adults to socialize with peers while receiving the care they need during the day. Then they return to the comfort and familiarity of home at night with their family.
AGE offers one-on-one information and referral, as well as educational events and support groups, for people who provide care to an aging or disabled adult. AGE also offers free evidence-based, year-round courses for non-professional family caregivers across four counties through the collaborative program CaregiverU.
AGE’s Memory Connections early memory loss support program provide free evidence-informed, weekly cognitive activities and support to individuals experiencing the symptoms of early-stage Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder, as well as their caregivers, in order that they may remain as independent as possible for as long as possible.
AGE’s durable medical equipment lending closet provides wheelchairs, walkers, shower benches, and other assistive devices to those in need at no cost; free adult incontinence products are also available.
AGE offers basic computer training and coaching to older adults interested in finding out how technology can enhance their lives.