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We are the voice for all seniors! Your Area Agency on Aging advocates for people just like you and your neighbors—those who want to retain as much independence as possible as you age. Read the stories on how your Area Agency on Aging saves lives.
Have Medicare Questions?
We have resources available to help you navigate medicare.
Caregiver Support
We recognize the important role caregivers like you play in our community. Through our family caregiver support program, we can help you access community services and resources designed to make your caregiving easier while respecting the independence and dignity of your loved one.
Tax Preparation Assistance
Our Tax Counseling for the Elderly Program (TCE) helps individuals age 60 and over file simple tax returns, apply for property tax credits and renters rebates at no cost to you. Trained volunteers go to work for you!
Meals
No matter your age, good nutrition is essential for good health.
We have meal options for you!
Scams & Fraud
SeniorAge staff works diligently to educate you how to identify and protect yourself from becoming a victim of scams and fraud. Each month we feature the latest scam reported from the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP).
Our Monthly Feature
Nourishing Your Brain for Better Health
Let’s continue our adventure into Noodle Knowledge. Yes…that was an awkward attempt at alliteration. We are discussing Brain Health and how to take care of our cognitive function. Your brain needs certain nutrients to stay healthy and function at its best. These...
Brain Health: Simple Steps for a Healthier, Happier You
In my experience, if an activity isn’t repeated intentionally, it will never develop into a habit. If an activity is not a habit, it will be a quick fad, and I will never experience its benefits. So, let’s discuss a couple more healthy habits that will benefit your...
Boost Your Brain Health: Simple Habits to Reduce Dementia Risk
“The best way to treat dementia…is not to get it.” A friend of mine shared this with me. He works with the Alzheimer’s Association and participates in research projects and clinical studies to understand dementia and learn new ways to treat the varied types. ...