Accessibility and Aging

The Expanded In-home Services for the Elderly Program offers case management, subsidized personal care/housekeeping aide service, and other possible supports such as subsidized social adult day care, a personal emergency response system (PERS units), home delivered meals, home repairs, and more. Must be 60+, Monroe County resident, and ineligible for Medicaid.

Lifespan provides information, guidance and more than 30 services for older adults and caregivers. Services include care navigation and planning, financial management services, medicare counseling, home safety (grab bars, hand rails, bath seats, etc), and more. They are a regional nonprofit serving Monroe and surrounding Finger Lakes counties.

Lifespan maintains resource sheets for medical supply closets, food delivery options, transportation, adult day care providers, senior centers, housing options, and so much more.

The Virtual Senior Center is a free program offering live, interactive social, health, and educational programming for adults age 60 and older. To sign up or learn more, residents can call the Monroe County Office for the Aging at (585) 753-6280 or email mcofa@monroecounty.gov

The Livingston County Office for the Aging initiates, coordinates, and delivers programs and services that improve the quality of life for our area senior citizens, by assisting them in remaining independent, and living at home as long as it is safely possible.

For more than 50 years, MCOFA has delivered high-quality long-term services and supports to older adults, caregivers of any age, and individuals with disabilities in Monroe County.

Ontario County Office for the Aging Aging is committed to enriching the lives of residents 60 years of age and older and their caregivers. We do this by providing services that support independent living and promote dignity and a positive quality of life. 

Founded in 1975, Office for the Aging provides many programs and services, both directly and indirectly through subcontracts, for Seneca County residents 60 years of age and over.

The Wayne County Department of Aging and Youth exists to promote the independence, dignity, health, and quality of life of Wayne County residents and their families; to identify and prioritize community needs; and to plan, fund, and administer a coordinated system of services to meet these needs.

Knowledge is power, and Yates Office for the Aging (OFA) is the primary resource for information and referral, connecting older adults with knowledge needed to live their life to the fullest. All programs have been designed with the special needs of this age group in mind, with the goal of supporting more years of healthy and fulfilling living.

Click the VA logo to see their webpage for older adult and extended care resources. It contains information on brain health, rehabilitation, advanced directives, residential options, and more!