Area Agency on Aging

Read Region 9 AAA and Community-Based Care brochures. 

Learn about how adult day centers provide socialization, community, and support to adults and their caregivers. 

In-Home services are critical in helping Older Adults to continue to live safely in their own homes.  These services provide assistance with activities of daily living for Older Adults who may have difficulty with bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and housekeeping. 

Local senior centers are focal points for providing these daily, nutritionally-balanced meals. Meals are offered to adults aged 60 or older on a donation basis. By enjoying a meal at the senior center, you will also have an opportunity to socialize with your neighbors and peers. There are no income guidelines for participation.

Care Management (CM) offers people options to remain independent and living in their own homes. 

Learn more about our Dementia Care Consultation Program, which provides caregivers with information and support.

Access health and wellness education resources.

Learn more about this program for relative care providers caring for related children. 

Learn about the role of Ombudmans in making sure that individuals in long-term care facilities are being advocated for.

MI Choice is a program that provides an array of Medicaid-covered nursing home services to anyone age 18 or older so that they can remain in their home with the same level of service.

Learn about how the MI Options program helps individuals make informed decisions and have control over their long-term care needs. 

Read information on the SCSEP and see if you qualify.

Learn about how SHIP can help those on Medicare receive information on health insurance issues, how to save money on healthcare costs, and more.