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Resources for Older Adults, Caregivers, and Families

This directory provides links to organizations and educational resources covering benefits, financial planning, healthcare, caregiving, housing, legal assistance, long-term care, safety, and other issues affecting older adults and their families.

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Have You Had The TALK?

A conversation today can make things easier for the people you love tomorrow.

Have you talked about where important documents are kept, who could help with bills during an illness, and what your family would need to know if you could no longer manage things yourself?

Our “Have You Had The TALK?” presentations help older adults and families start these conversations and identify practical next steps.

For communities and professional partners: Contact us about arranging a presentation for your residents, clients, or families.

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Aging and Society

Benefits and Local Assistance

BenefitsCheckUp

Screens for benefits that may help with healthcare, food, housing, prescriptions, and utilities.

Findhelp

Searches for local free and reduced-cost services.

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Connects people with local food, housing, utility, transportation, and caregiving assistance.

Caregivers and Caregiving

Cognitive Aging and Dementia

Chronic Illness and Health Conditions

HealingWell

Online support communities for people living with chronic health conditions.

Elder Abuse and Financial Exploitation

Call 911 when an older adult is in immediate danger. Suspected abuse may also be reported to local law enforcement or Adult Protective Services.

End-of-Life and Advance-Care Planning

CaringInfo

Advance directives, hospice, caregiving, and grief resources.

Estate Planning and Elder Law

Financial Choices and Money Management

AARP Money

Retirement, budgeting, fraud, Social Security, and financial-planning information.

Investor.gov

Investment education and fraud-prevention resources from the SEC.

The official Internal Revenue Service website is IRS.gov. Websites using similar names, including IRS.com, are not official U.S. government websites.

Financial-Caregiver Resources

Funeral and Burial Planning

Home and Community-Based Services

Housing and Assisted Living

Long-Term Care Coverage and Planning

Long-Term Care Advocacy and Resident Rights

Medicaid

Medicare

Medicare

Official coverage, enrollment, plan, and provider information.

Mental Health, Grief, and Loss

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental-health crisis in the United States, call or text 988. Call 911 if there is an immediate danger.

Nutrition, Fitness, and Healthy Living

Physical Changes Associated With Aging

Prescription and Medication Discounts

GoodRx

Prescription price comparisons and discount information.

NeedyMeds

Information about medication assistance and discount programs.

Compare the cash price, insurance price, and available discount price before filling a prescription. Programs and prices can change, and prescription discounts generally cannot be combined with insurance.

Reverse Mortgages

Safety, Mobility, and Accessibility

Social Security and Supplemental Security Income

Spirituality and Aging

Aish

Jewish spirituality and educational articles.

Family and Social Support

Veterans and Military Families

Important note

These resources are provided for general informational purposes only. Inclusion does not constitute an endorsement or imply an affiliation. Programs, eligibility requirements, prices, and website information may change. Consult a qualified financial, legal, insurance, or healthcare professional before making important decisions.