Help for Older People and Adults with Disabilities
The Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) play a vital role for residents of Wisconsin by offering unbiased information for those who are aging or living with disabilities. These centers aim to connect individuals with the appropriate resources that align with their specific needs.
You can access ADRC services in several ways:
- Call or visit your local ADRC in person.
- Request a home visit from your local ADRC.
- Call 844-WIS-ADRC (844-947-2372) for assistance in finding your local ADRC or Tribal ADRS.
How ADRCs Can Help
ADRCs throughout Wisconsin serve as a bridge connecting older adults and individuals with disabilities to essential resources. By providing comprehensive information, they empower clients to make informed decisions about their care and services. Whether you’re looking for home assistance, healthcare options, or community programs, ADRCs are a valuable starting point.
Who ADRCs Serve
Importantly, ADRCs offer services to all Wisconsin residents, irrespective of their income. This commitment ensures that every individual has access to the support they need, creating a more inclusive community.
Experts Who Can Guide You
One of the standout features of ADRCs is their dedicated staff, who are always ready to provide support and guidance. Their expertise in local agencies and available resources makes them invaluable allies in navigating services for aging and disability needs.
- Information and Assistance Specialists offer unbiased guidance on aging and living with disabilities.
- Long-term Care Options Counselors assist individuals in exploring various long-term care options, whether at home or in a residential setting.
- Dementia Care Specialists provide support tailored to individuals diagnosed with dementia and their families.
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Benefit Specialists offer confidential advice on a range of programs and benefits including FoodShare, Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, and Social Security.
- Disability Benefit Specialists focus on helping adults with disabilities between the ages of 17½ and 59.
- Elder Benefit Specialists cater to adults aged 60 and older.
