Iowa's 13 Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) provide resources to older Iowans including adult day services, chore services, companion & respite care, congregate meals, consultations about other problems, employment assistance, health-care aides, home-delivered meals, home repairs, legal assistance, meal sites, modifying the home for disabilities, nursing & homemaker services, senior centers, and transportation.
Indiana's Area Agencies on Aging provide case management and information and referral to various services for persons who are aging or developmentally disabled. To apply for services, or to report suspected Medicare fraud or abuse, contact the local AAA, all of which are listed on this site.
The Long Term Care Ombudsman Program investigates and resolves complaints made by or on behalf of residents of long term care facilities for example, nursing homes. The program also provides volunteer opportunities for friendly visitors/advocates in nursing homes.
Knights of Columbus' health plans include permanent plans, term plans and long term care.
Knights of Columbus also offers mutual aid and assistance to sick, disabled, needy members and their families.
This site provides a listing and links to a variety of services offered by the Tennessee Commission on Aging and Disability, including Alzheimer's programs and information, caregiver support, home and community-based services, nutrition services, and more.
This site lists senior legal hotlines and provides links to the organizations' website.
